! Mr. Anderson reports business
good in Fairbanks, Anchorage and
.the other Alaska towns he visited,
| but says, like all good Juneauites,
• that he is glad to be home,
j His headquarters for the present
| will be in the Anderson Building,
,232 Seward Street.
YAKIMA BROKER MEETS
OLD FRIEND IN JUNEAU
j Ernest W. Fry, Yakima valley
produce broker, and his daughter,
Miss Anne Fry, were in Juneau
ilast night while the Northland was
| in port. While in Juneau Mr. Fry
met A. B. Hayes, local maager of
the Alaska Southern Airways, who
was employed as assistant mana
ger of Mr. Fry s business in Yaki
ma before the World War.
Mr. Fry and his daughter are
making the round trip on the
i Northland.
K. B. EDWARD RETURNS
FROM TRIP TO SITKA
i -
K. B. Edward, Heinz representa
tive, arrived in Juneau on tne
Northland from Sitka, and is at
the Gastineau Hotel.
TEACHERS GO SOUTH
ABOARD YUKON TODAY
The Yukon, sailing south today,
started several Juneau school
teachers and Juneau families off
on summer vacations in the south.
Teachers, their destinations in
cluding their homes in various
parts of. the country, Chicago's
Century of Progress, or universities
where they will attend summer
schools, who left on the Yukon are
Miss Donie Taylor, Miss Anne
Roller, Miss Dalma Hansen, Miss
Enid Burns. Mrs. Iva Tilden. Miss
Mabel Monson. Miss Elma Olson.
Miss Helen E. Gray and Everett
R. Erickson.
MRS. HENRY MEIER GOES
SOUTH ON YUKON TODAY
Mrs. Henry Meier, whose husband
owns the Peerless Bakery, and her
two children, left on the Yukon
for Seattle where she will spend a
vacation.
