The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
p E R s 0 N AL s

Mrs. Anton Eide and daughter Mariet were on the Alameda yester- day en route to their home at Sew ard Mir Eide is at ketchikan in charge of the construction Of the government road to Charcoal Point ] He expects to return 10 Seward in about six weeks.
 William Kayser owner Of fox farm arkSeward. was a Westward passenger on the Alameda yesterday
 Mrs. Wallace S. George. who was
 ,alled to Seattle few weeks aGC byi the death of her brother, return. ed to Jancau on inc Sa6kaHs yes.
 erday.
 Dr.. T. IT, White and Mrs White
 re leaving on the Alaska today foi
 ! SIX months stay in California anC
 Arizona. Dr. White has been suffer 'ng from rheumatism. and he be ';eyes a sojourn in a dry. warm cli
 pate will benefit his health Dur
 ng his absence his dental practice
 will be looked after by Dr. A. w Stewart
 Harry c. Mccain. who has spenj he past week in ketchikan, Wrangel md Petersburg in the interests o John F. Chovin. candidate for Repub 'ican National Committeeman, return sd to Juneau on the Spokane yes kane.
 Mrs. A. J. Ficken and son left or he Spokane yesterday for two months visit with friends and rela ives in Seattle, Tacoma and Port and. Mrs. Ficken's mother lives ir Cortland
 F. D. Labbe and Gus Peret, travel ng men from Portland. are reg:stere5 tt the Zynda
 & Dr. k. " Ellis came in on the Ambassador from Chichagof on hi: vay to Ketchikan. where he vii Tact:ce. Dr. Ellis is staying at tho 3astineau.
 George c. Miller of the Unite' States Customs force at Skagwa'
 -eturned home on the Princess Mary Sunday morning.
 Mrs D. ]. Williams arrived iron Seattle on the steamer Spokane anf n company with AIr. Williams. wIp has been in Juneau, continued hei tourney to Funter Bay. Mir Williams is a mining engineer of Butte and New York. and is consulting with the Admiralty Alaska Cold mnine Company. which is considering thf development of property at Funtei Bay.
 Miss Mae Col,in3 of Hyder, is staying at the Alaskan Hotel
 Austin Prendergast and J. Barne of Chichagof are registered at the Alaskan
 R. H. Stevens. assistant cashier of the First National Bank. returned to Juneau on the Princess Mary Sunday after spending the past two months on a pleasure trip to the East. Mir. Stevens, who is secretary of the Moose lodge here, visited Mooseheart. Illinois, where the Moose have a beautiful home for orphaned children. There are FOG children in the home at present.
 Mrs s. s. Darrall, wife of the superintendent of the Pacific Coast Gymsum Company, has arrived in Juneau on her way to Gypsum Mrs Darrall is staying at the Gastineau.
 Mrs. Carl Dahl is leaving on the Alaska this afternon for Oregon and California. where she will visit for the next two months. Hal Johnson, agent of the Canad- ian Pacific Railway at Skagway, was I passenger on the Princess Mry for the outside. He is on a pleasure trip. During his absence, J. B. By rom, formerly general agent of the company at Juneau, will have charge Of the Skagway office. Charles Goldstein is i'll of influ- enza, but is reported improving. Marion Goldstein and Fred Oliver lreturned Saturday night on the gas boat Diana from twelve-days' fur buying trip.
 Superintendent Charles II. Flory or Alaska forests left with the forest boat Ranger for Prince Rupert where he will leave for the East. Mrs. George c. Teal arrived in Juneau yesterday and is a guest at the Gastineau Hotely. Mrs. Teal is a daughter of the late Judge Arthur K. Delaney. one of the most promi- nent of all Alaska's pioneers, Her husband was also an Alaska pioneer, and prominent in the affairs of this section.