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Mrs. Emily B. Gunton Dies in Chicago

The many friends of Howard Gunton, Santa Fe Lumber Co., San Francisco, were grieved to hear of the death of his mother, Mrs. Emily E. Gunton, in Chicago on April 28. Mrs. Gunton was iixty years of age. She- is survived by her husband, William [{.-Gunton of"Chicago, r,vho was weil known fo the Bay District lumber trade when he conducted a successful retail lumber business at North Beach. In addition to Howard Gunton, she is also survived bv two others sons, Perley E. Gunton and Raymond William Guntori, both of Chicago.

' W. R. PICKERING A CALIF'ORNIA VISITOR

' W. R. Pickering, Standard Lumber Co., Kansas City, was a recent California visitor. He spent a week at the company's mill operations at Standard and Tuolumne, after which he was a San Francisco visitor for a few days before his return east.

' BILL DEAN A SAN FRANCISCO VISITOR

.Bill Dean, Chico, manager of the Diamond Match Co., spent a few days in San Francisco around the first of the month attending to business matters. Being an active Rotarian, he was a visitor at one of the Rotary Club meetings while in San Francisco.

ALLAN A. CROW LOOKS OVER CALIFORNIA MILL OPERATIONS

Allan A. Crow, Strand Lumber Co., Detroit, has been spending a few days inspecting the Redwood and Pine mill operations in the state. He was a visitor at Eureka where he looked over the Redwood mill operations, and also looked over the Pine operations at Weed and Fresno. Before his return east, he spent a few days looking over the Los Angeles market.