The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-30
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Mrs. William Britt left last night on the Admiral Waleon for brief visit in Seattle.
 c. Enec and L. Dyrodaal, who | have been in Juneau for, the past l four days, guests at the Gastineauy | left Cn the Admiral Watson last ! night for Petersburg.
 T. c. Austin, guard at the Federal jail, left for Belftnsham last night on the Admiral Watson. Mrs. Ii. L. Faulkner is pas seifser south on the Admiral Wat son to be absent for four CT six weeks on q visit in Seattle and possibly San Francisco.
 Lieut. Richard Clifford and Lieut. Phil Weiss, with the Navy Coal Commission in the Matanuska dis trict, will arrive or the Alameda going 10 the Atlantic Coast where they will be stationed.
 1 Mrs. J. Il. Kline, who has been visiting in Latouche, returned home on the Admiral Watson which ar rived last night.
 1 Dan McRea, Interior mining man,
 is passenger to the States on the Admiral Watson, going out on busi- ness and expecting to return north before the trail breaks.
 w. G. Mahan, mining man from Brooks, visited with Fourth Divi- sion residents, now in Juneau, while the Admiral Watson was in port. | Mrs. J. B. Fowler, whose hus- band is a business man of Nenana, is going to the States on the Ad- mral Watson.
 NJ. A. Pinska, merchant of Fair banks, is a passenger to Seattle on the Admiral Watson.
 Roy Clarke, Assistant Superin- tendent at the Experimental Station at Kodiak, passed through Juneau last night, accompanying the re- mains of his wife who died sud denly on March 16.
 Otto Kraft, in the fishing industry at Kodiak, is a passenger on the Admiral Watson, going South to se- cure crew for one-line cannery Mrs. H. Sterling, from the Inter for, passed through Juneau last night on the Admiral Watson R. J. Surratt, moving picture man, returned to Juneau last night on the Admiral Watson and is 8 : guest at the Gastineau. While to the Westward MT. Surratt went te Hurricane Gulch, took scenes there and then along the Governmen, Railroad on his return to Seward : George Sulla, from the Kantishna passed through Juneau on the Ad
 miral Watson. He will return Nortf
 in about four weeks on his way tt
 the Interior to resume development
 of his mining property. w. E. Irwin, with the Govern ment Railroad 'at-Talkeetna, is go
 ing to the States on the Admira , Watson for brief vacation trip. J. T. Kinney, travelling man mak ing Juneau his Alaska headquart CTS, went to Ketchikan last nighl on the Admiral Watson.
 John Worthington, of the Bon anza mine, near Cordova, is a pas senger on the Admiral Watson foI the States.
 F. D. Ford, mining man in the
 Sustna District, is a passenger OF
 the Admiral Watson for the States
 Mrs. O. c. Bowling, wife of Com
 mander Bowling, U. s. N., Chair.
 man of the Alaska Navy Coal Com mission, will pass through Juneau on the Alameda. She is going to
 Washington, D. C., for an extended visit.
 l.. Sich, with the A. E. C., near | Anchorage, arrived on the Admiral Watson and will remain here for several days.
 Miss Jo Bona, of Cordova, visited friends while the Admiral Watson was in port last night She is on her way to the States on a visit.
 Miss Lucy Mattson, school teacher at Kodiak, passed through Juneau last night on the Admiral Watson.
 F. E. Whelpley, fox man of the Westward, passed through on the Admiral Watson last night going to Seattle on a business trip.
 Mrs. Ella Davies, with the w. J. Erskine Company at Kodiak, is going to the States, being a pas I senger on the Admiral Watson
 MT. and Mrs. A. M. Bailey will leave on the Princess Mary tomor- row morning for Seattle. MT. Bailey, late chief of the Biological Survey for Alaska. is going to assume his ado Museum of Natural History and will first make a trip into the Arctic regions to study animal life.
 Mrs. E. E. Beard, accompanied y her four children, Irene, Dorothy ] A,,.imht