The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-08
Who's Here
 And Where

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 Peter M. Ogie. one of the promi- nent citizens of Seward, is aboard the steamer Admiral Watson on his way to the States for trip of set. eral months. The present trip of Mir. Ogle is the first South in II years Capt H. Marc, who has been mas. ter of the Joseph Pulitzer, the mail ] boat operated from Seward to Unai aka, is aboard the Admiral Watson on his way to Portland, Oregon, to endeavor 10 persuade pr. A. w. Smith who is owner of the mail boat, toI secure suitable craft for the West ward run
 Dan Samples, mining man from the Iditarod district, is aboard the Ad- miral Watson on his way to Seattle for the holidays.
 i Anton Iverson, homesteader or Res urrection Bay, is going to the States for a trip lasting several months
 Charles Christensen, rancher from Seward, who is also in the transfer business. is a passenger on the Ad- miral Watson on his way to Portland.
 Otto E. Harrington, merchant and also operator of gas boats at Sel- dovia. is on board the Admiral Wat son going to Seattle for business and pleasure trip.
 P. r. Moran. bridge engineer, with the Alaskan Engineering Commis:- ion at Anchorage. is a passenger On the Admiral Watson for the States. J. L. Belden, who has been min ing in the Cache Creek district for the past two seasons, is on the Ac miral Watson for Seattle where he will purchase small stamp mill and bring it North with him in February
 Charles Wagner, mine foreman at Chickaloon, accompanied by his wife is aboard the Admiral Watson for California to spend the winter. i S. Oliver, who will operate one line cannery on Cook Inlet next on his way to Seattle.
 | G. H. Bergman, who has been coz neeted with roadhouse on the 1dit arod trail, accompanied by his wife, is on the Admiral Watson going tc 2 Seattle, thence East to visit the New t England States.
 R. D. Dickson, who has been in the Cold Bay oil region. is a passen- ger South on the Admiral Watson. Mir. Dickson has been looking the Westward oil section over for Cali fornia interests.
 G. K Kartak, merchant at Cold l: Harbor, to the Westward, is going south on the Admiral Watson with : furs valued at $15,0O0 MT. Kartak purchased the furs from natives. Sylvia H. Merchant, who has been in the Naknek district for the past IS years, is aboard the Admiral Wat son making her first trip to tha : States since 1905.
 Mrs. Alyce E. Anderson, former resi- . dent of Juneau, and recent candidate for the House of Representatives on tke Democratic ticket, arrived in the city last night on the Admiral Wat son from Seldovia.
 F. OlldTleS l<hHt, Ol the Ingersoll Rand Machinery Com pany. left on the Estebeth for Will
 fam Henry Bay to visit the Alaska Endicott Mining Company property. k Mrs. Charles Gelsinger left on the Estebeth for her home at Eagle River after visit here of several days.
 
 Miss Lillian McMillan left on the Admiral Watson last night for a visit in the States
 Paul Oehme and H. F. Yeager, of McGrath, are passengers South to the States on the Admiral Watson.
 Jos. s. Dalton, from the Kantishna, is aboard the Admiral Watson on his way South to Seattle on a bus mess trip. Mir. Dalton reported that conditions in the Kantishna are ex- cellent and many prospectors are out this winter on lays.
 John Peterson. a boat builder and fisherman of Tenakee.. is in the city having dental work done. He will leave for his home Thursday night
 Mrs Harry Williams. wife of young man at Thane, will arrive here tomorrow morning on the North western Mrs. Williams has been wis ting in California since leaving the University of California, where she was 2 student
 Mrs. H. E. Harvey and child of Thane left on the Admiral Watson last night to visit during the holi- 'avs with relatives at Everett Wash
 E. s. Hewitt and his chief expert Allen c. Kirkman. left on the Ad- miral Watson for a business trip to Ketchikan