The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-09
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tHe liu-biu llHe Oi SOOuo III AidShd arrived from Westward point on the Steamer Admiral Evans. MT. Allen has been making a commercial triT to the Westward in the interest oi his line of goods.
 Roy Rutherford. manager of the Juneau Lumber Mills. will arrive here tonight on the Princess Mary from a several months trip to Seattle MT Rutherford has been securing contracts for the coming seasons cut of the Juneau mill while ir Seattle where many cannery head quarters are
 Mrs. R. C. Mathes left oa the Admiral Evans for her homo ir Petersburg yesterday. Mir. dathes has been under the care of Juneau physician for the past several weeks suffering from a nervous complaint
 MT. Parks is acting as Trwnsite Trustee in this matter tsN'rg the place of c. R. Arundol whc has left the Territory.
 Mrs Robert w. Jennings. wife o Judge Robert w Jennings. will ar rive tonight on the Princess Mary Mrs. Jennings has been living 1T Seattle for many months. , Mrs H. R. Shepard VITO has beer visiting with her two sons, Roya and Gowey, at Seattle for the pas several weeks will arrive here thi, evening on the Princess Mary Mrs. E. R. James, wife of E. R James, of the American Expres, Company here. will arrive tonigh on the Princess Mary accompanied by her little son. Mrs. James has been visiting during the winter with MT, James parents. MT ant Mrs. George E. James at Seattle
 A. Shoucaire. of the Leader Depart ment Store of this city will arriv, here on the Princess Mary tonigh | after having been on business tri1 | 10 Seattle for several weeks. Daniel ]. Williams. mining Engin ! ger. has returned 10 Juneau from two weeks inspection of the Pekovicl mining property at Funter Bay. Nil | Williams is at the Gastineau an, will remain in Juneau for weel or more
 C. H. Boyles and Mrs Boyles, ar returning passengers on the Admira | Watson. They spent a large par of the winter in the East, spending considerable time at New York an, Boston. They have been in Seattl for the last several weeks
 W. w. Corbett and Frank Helsel two Seattle lawyers, arrived here ol the steamer Spokane. They hay business before the District Court an, are staying at the Gastineau while il | town.
 | James L. Freeburn arrived in tow on the Spokane and os staying a the Gastineau Hotel MT. Freeburl | will go to Chichagof to take tn | position as superintendent there i
 place of his brother, William c. Free
 burn who will leave for the Soul
 on the Alameda.
 Fred S. Graham, cannery man o
 Bellingham is registered from Bel
 ngham, Wash, at the Gastinea l Hotel.
 l w. G. Strench. United States In migration Inspector stationed at Ket chikan, arrived here on the Spokan
 last night and is at the Gastinea
 Hotel
 | T. F. Robbins. Benj. o. Larson an 1 w. F. Kinsella are three Los Angele
 men who arc registered at tn
 Gastineau Hotel.
 l.. A. Woodward and wife of Peters burg arrived on the Spokane yestel day and are staying at the Gastinea'
 Hotel while in the city Miss Eva Campbell, manager of tn
 dry goods department of the B. NJ Behrends company store arrived ol
 the Spokane last night from buyini trip to the States.
 J. J. Clancy arrived from ketchi kan last night on the Spokane ant is staying at the Alaskan Hotel 1 MT Clancy is a clerk of the Alaskan
 Hotel and has been on vacation
 trip to Ketchikan for the past month | John r. Chamberln left on tn, l Spokane last night for business | trip to Sitka.
 l F. w. Densler, representing whole
 sale drug company in Alaska lef | )n the Spokane for Sitka on a busin ess trip for his firm.
 | Frank Fremminp who holds val., | able mining property in Berners Bay Tn the vicinity of the Jualin mine left on the Estebeth last night tt 10 development work on his property Hillary McKanna, who owns { ranch at Eagle River. near the sal lake and is also postmaster at Anal ga' the name of the Eagle River Nostoffice. left on the Estebeth fol home.