The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-13
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Princess Mary this morning for Van
 couver, accompanied by his wife. Martin Conway, postmaster a
 Skagway, is d passenger to Seattl on the Princess Mary to be absen S' about three weeks on business. ; George l.. Miller, customs officia l at Skagway is aboard the steamer l Princess Mary on his way to Van f couver, having been called as wit ness in the Princess Sophia hearing soon to be held.
 F D. DevereauX, from the Salmon !, River district, is passenger on the . Princess Mary going south to raise
 e pital at Vancouver and Victoria
 to continue working his property on ! large scale.
 John Newman, oi the firm of Mar I hall X Newman of this city, left on the Princess Mary this morning for his annual vacation. He will spend several weeks visiting in the South.
 Capt James V Davis, of the mail 1 boat Estebeth, left on the Princess Mary to be present at hearing at Seattle regarding the Princess SO- phia wreck. Capt. Davis will return in three weeks.
 J. l.. Backstrom, who has been Assistant District Attorney for this division, left on the Princess Mary, enroute to Santa Fe, New Mexico where he will rcenter the service of the U. S. Land Office.
 Theodore Kettleton, representative elect from the Fourth Division left on the Princess Mary for the South. Mr Kettleton will return here in time for the opening of the Terri torial Legislature in March.
 J. Simpson and daughter, Miss Doris left on the Princess Mary for Vancouver, B. C.
 The five members of the Kelly Vaudeville Company left on the Spokane last night for Seward. The company will appear at the Har- mony Theatre at Anchorage, then play Seward and Cordova on the return trip
 H. L. Lohr, interested in old lands in the Cold Bay district. left on the Spokane last night for Seward en- route to his property.
 F. E. Deriss, who is to be mine foreman at Latouche, is passenger from Juneau on the Spokane.
 E. L. Watkins, who has been in Juneau for the past month. left on the Spokane last night fer Seward enroute to Matanuska.
 Arthur C. Olson, who has been employed by the Chichagof Mining Company for the past several months, arrived in Juneau on the Ambassador last night from Chi chagof.
 Mrs. H. Y. Hcndrickson and Mrs Lonnie Mcintosh arrived in Juneau yesterday on the Jefferson Mrs Hendrickson is the wife of local newspaperman and comes to make her home here. Mrs. Mcintosh isI the wife of the Ketchikan Chief of Police and is here on a visit.
 Miss Bessie Doolittle, niece of Mrs | c. NJ. Armstrong, accompanied her aunt to this city and will visit here for a time. She is at the Gastineau.
 W. P. Mills of Sitka will leave for his home on the Estebeth tonight.
 Chef G. H. Armstrong of the Gasti. neau Cafe, is all smiles today as Mrs. Armstrong returned last night on the Spokane after a short visit with friends in Seattle.
 Mrs. E. J. Mcconnell. wife of the chief engineer of the Latouche mines. passed through Juneau last, night re. turning to her home after twoi months visit in the Pacific North west
 D. NJ. Cummings, in the disbursing office of the Alaskan Engineering Commission at Anchorage, is a pass enger 10 Seward on the Spokane after a brief visit in the States
 Sergeant !. T. Allen. of Fort Lis cum, passed through Juneau on the Spokane last night on his return to his post
 W. II. Howard, chief wharfingar for the Alaskan Engineering Com mission at Anchorage, accompanied by his bride. is passenger on the Spokane for Seward
 Mr .R l.. Carter, wife of Cor dova painter. is on the Spokane en- route home after spending the hol- day season nj Seattle
 Carl D. Pollock. one of the loco motive engineers on the Government railroad, passed through Juneau last night on his return to Anchorage.
 George Shepard. one of the first men to find gold in the Ruby coun- try, passed through Juneau last night on the Spokane after trip to the States MT Shepard will go in over the Government railroad and Broad Pass route
 R o. Leary and wife. bound for the Matanuska district. are passen- gers on the Spokane after having spent several months visiting along