The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-16

was a passenger on the Admiral Wat l son.. en route to Ketchikan, where l he will be with the kubley Drug Music Store.
 Mrs. w. l.. Gray returned to Ju- neau on the Spokane from Ketchi-
 kans She has been there several weeks visiting with relatives. |. J. B. McGrath, brother of Charles NcGrath, merchant at Sitka, Is a passenger on the Spokane to visit
 Mir. and Mrs. McGra.h there. This is the first trip he has made to Alaska in four years Mrs l.. Dahlquist and her little
 baby arrived here on the Spokane | from the States.
 the .Schwabacher Grocery Company,
 passed through Juneau on the Spo-
 kane on a business trip to Skagway.
 Haines and Sitka. He will return
 here Saturday on the same boat.
 Paul H. Doyle, representative of the. Western Drygoods Company. is a passenger on the Spokane on a business trip to Skagway. Haines and Sitka. He was joined here by
 Mrs. Doyle, who will accompany him
 on the trip. They will return to
 Juneau Saturday on the Spokane. Harry Ask of Skagway, who has been here short time on business
 trip, left on the Spokane for his : home.
 
 Nick TrierschieId, of Sitka, who has been here several weeks for
 medical treatment, left on the Spo-
 kane for his home. l A. Van Mavcrn. representative for
 the West Coast Grocery Company,
 was through passenger on the Spo-
 kane. He will return Saturday. \ M. C. Rugg, representative for
 the Cudahy Packing Company, left
 Juneau on the Spokane on a busi- ness trip to the northern towns and :I Sitka
 4 J. F. Chambcrin, representative :: n the Whiton Hardware Company. Seattle, arrived here on the Spokane from Wrangel
 Grover C1eary of the Sukoi Island Fox Company, and Mrs. Cleary, ar. !: lived here on the Spokane from Pet ersburg.
 l.. Carrfgan, representative for the Armour Company, arrived here on the Spokane from a business trip to Wrangell.
 H. l.. Morris, representative foa Schillings Company. was a passenger for Juneau on the Spokane from Ketchikan
 B. c. .Dclze1le, local broker, re turned to his headquarters here or the Spokane after business trip te Ketchikan.
 D. c. Allen, representative for th' Tru-Blu Biscuit Company, arrived here on the Spokane from Wrangell r., Oak. Olson, local broker, was Juneau passenEer on the Spokane ffosn Ketchfkan.7 < Father E. J. Gallant, who arrived i. hAre yesterday on the Estcbeth, lef
 on the Spokane for iSkagway.
 sfDr. w. A. BorTand left on the | Spokane for Skagway to be absent { ahort time
 Father vandcrpool of Ketchikan ar 2 rived< here on the Spokane. Mrs. Gus Nelson of Thane left on
 the Princess Mary for the States tc visit with relatives and friends. 7 J. c. Ball. operator at the Salmon Creek power plant No before i, ? burned recently, loft on the Princess Mary for the States. st l.. H. and G. G. McClain, who ar
 rived hero on the Alameda, left on
 the Princess Mary for the States. U. J. Halmerty, cannery man from Cordova, who arrived here on the ffeighter Latouche, left this morning
 on the Princess Mary for Seattle. | E. J. Kelly son of Mrs. Kelly, left
 Juneau this morning on the Prin
 cess Mary for the States. He spent the summer with the Guorin party,
 government survey, in the Broad Pass district.
 MT. and Mrs. E. M. Morley and
 their daughter, Barbara Harrison, tsft on the Princess Mary to spend
 the winter in the States. Glen Haggitt of Fairbanks arrived
 here yesterday on the Admiral Wat
 son from his home and left this morn ing on the Princess Mary for Prince
 Rupert, where he expects to be some time
 Mrs. l.. Smith and her two children
 left Juneau this morning on the Princess Mary for Vancouver en
 route to Dover N. J.. where they
 will join Mir. Smith, who is located
 there. The Smiths have lived in Ja. fheau many years.
 !. 'Adjutant William Kerr, of the Sal. vat1on Army. left on the Princess Mary this morning for Vancouver. f Mrs. William Stokes, accompanied
 by, her 1.-two chllaren, leonard and 1 William. Jr., left this morning on
 the Princess Mary for Seattle en
 route to Bellinghanl, where she will
 make her future home MT. Stokes
 preceded his family some time ago, locating in Bellingham.
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