The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-09
Who's Here
And Where


trip to Skagway on official business.
Miss Kenna Campbell returned to
juneau yesterday after spending sew
: eral weeks visiting in Seattle.
S. J. Kane, merchant and saw mill
man Of HOonah, Is in the city on
! his boat Patricia on business trip.
R. Campbell, OF the Ingersoll Rand
Company. returned yesterday from
Chichagof and is at the Gastineau
Hotel.
Francis s. Jackson is in juneau
from Pybus Bay, where he is EN-
poyed by the Pybus Bay Packing
Company.
H.. T. Trip, r. A. Semple and
Chester X. Trip returned Saturday
} from three weeks prospecting
trip on the launch Queen.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker of
Strawberry Point, have recently ar
rived in the city and will spend the
winter here.
James Christoe, cashier for the
C. w. Young Company, has returned
to his work for that company after
having been i'll since last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Miller left
B for the South on the Spokane this
morning. Mr.. Miller is printer
who has been employed in the city.
Mrs. Darcy Chace and her son
"Bill' arrived in Juneau from Seattle
on the Alaska and are at the Gas
tineau Hotel
NJ S. Perkins, publisher Of the
, Petersburg Report and United States
Commissioner at Petersburg is in
the city today. He arrived on the
Americ.
Charlie Sunnett, Carl w. Torp and
Robert Ahues of the Libby, Mcneil
and Libby cannery at Taku Harbor,
arrived in Juneau yesterday and are
4 at the Gastineau Hotel.
= Mrs James a Chamberlain of
Seattle, arrived on the Alaska yester-
day and is on her way to Sitka to
join her husband who is in the naval
\ radio service there.
R. H. Mockbe and Mrs. Mockbe
of Chichagof arrived in Juneau yes
! terday and are at the Gastineau
? Hotel They will leave soon for
the South.
b. 0. Graham, attorney for the
} Kennecott Copper Corporation, left
tor Cordova on the Alaska after hav-
ing been here for several days on
business
Miss Sunshine Joyce, of Los An
geles, sister of Alice Joyce, the
motion picture actress, is staying at
I the. Gastineau Hotel. Miss Joyce is
touring Southeastern Alaska.
Arthur Shoup, former Territorial
Representative, of Ketchikan, arrived
in Juneau last evening for the pur-
pose of looking after contain bust
ness matters. He will be here for
several days.
George Mem Cooley, Dr. W.. c.
Beach and H. s. Ladew, wealthy
sportsmen from New York, left on
the Alaska last night for Cordova,
] enroute to the White River coun-
try to hunt big game.
S. l.. Hogue, of the firm of Hogue
and Tveten, leading merchants Of
1 Petersburg, was in town this morn
ing, having arrived on his mail
4 boat Americ. He left for the South
again at noon.
d. w. Mckay, formerly of Skag-
way, arrived in Juneau yesterday on
the Alaska. Mr.. Mckay, who has
been visiting with his family at
Auburn, Wash, is on his way to
Tenakee.
Dean G. D. Christian, Mrs. Christ
ian and their niece, Miss Burkdale,
: left on the Spokane for Sitka. They
will go to the Goddard Hot Springs
to remain for several weeks for the
} benefit of Dean Christians health.
Mrs. w. S. Morse, wife of Lieut..
: w. 8. Morse, commander of the Sub
l Chaser 80, left on the Spokane en-
e route to her home In New York.
Mrs. Morse has been visiting in
o Juneau for the past two months.
!, F. ]. Wettrick, former engineer
! of Juneau and now a resident of
= Seattle. Is in the city. He is now
interested in the Standard Salmon
Company cannery in Tenakee Inlet
and is here on business for the COM
4, pany.
: Miss Nellie Thomas, nurse en-
/ ployed at the Petersburg hospital,
d was Juneau visitor this morning.
having come north in attendance on
William Stedman, who was brought
up on the Americ for medical atten-
ton.
Donald Steele of Palo Alto, Calf
ornia. mining engineer. who at
v one time was employed as a mining
engineer on Douglas Island. was a
passenger on the Alaska yesterday
y from Seattle to Skagway. Mr..
II Steele was accompanied by Mrs.
e Steele and son.
DIR. f, H. Kaser Mrs. Kaser and
their daughters, Esther and Eliza