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

this morning for their home in Sc.
 attle. They have been spending the
 summer in Juneau. Fred E. Tanner, United States
 Deputy Marshal, arrived in Juneau yesterday from Skagway and is at the Gastineau Hotel. James A. Kettles of Skagway, ar
 rived on the Estebeth yesterday and
 is staying at the Gastineau. c. E. Peterson, of the United States Lighthouse Service, arrived | in Juneau on the Estebeth and is staying at the Gastineau Hotel NJ J. Florence arrived in Juneau | on tbe City of Seattle last night | from Seattle.
 Rev A. K. Reiton, Mrs. Reiton and their two children left Juneau on the Princess Alice this morning after visiting D. B. Femmer, Mrs. Reiton's brother, for several weeks. II. G. Ncrdling was a southbound passenger on the Princess Alice this
 morning.
 Mrs. Charles Meldner, who has been spending several weeks in Jul
 neau lief ton the Princess Alice for Seattle.
 H. P Dawes left for the South on the Princess Alice this morning Before returning to Juneau he will attend the convention of the Amer ican Legion in Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Walstein G. Smith and Wal stein G. Smith, Jr., left on the Princess Alice this morning, en- route to Los Anegeles, where Bud" will attend college this winter.
 Mrs w. H. Case and Miss Madge Case left on the Princess Alice for Seattle where they will remain dur ing the winter. During their ab- sence, Mrs. Cases store will be in charge of Mrs. H. E. Brown.
 Mrs Fred Hodges of Thane left on the Princess Alice this morning for Seattle.
 w. J. Jordan, assistant supervisor of prohibition agents for the Pacific Coast and J. E. Flanders, supervisor of prohibition enforcement in Ore gon, left Juneau on the Princess Alice this morning after spending several days here.
 w. D. Mclean left for Seattle on the Princess Alice this morning. W. J. Marshall, who has been vis- ting his brother George Marshall for several days, left on the Prin- cess Alice this morning for his home in Seattle.
 J. B. Smith arrived in Junear yesterday from Skagway and is reg istered at the Gastineau Hotel.
 E. J. Dyer and Mrs. Dyer left oi
 the Princess Alice this morning fol the South. From Seattle they will
 motor south and spend the winter touring California by automobile | Miss Retta May Delzelle, who has
 been spending the last week visiting | Mrs. H. L. Morris, left on the Prime 1 ess Alice this morning for her home
 in Vancouver.
 William Dynes arrived in Juneau yesterday from his home in Ketchi kan and is at the Gastineau Hotel | Mrs. w. F. Ducey and child left | 9n the Princess Alice this morning for Seattle.
 1 Mrs. H. w. Darr and two sons Walter and Raymond, returned tC
 Juneau cn the City of Seattle last
 night.
 Dr. and Mrs w. S. Rutherford
 and son left on the Princess Alice today Dr. Rutherford, who unti recently, was physician for the Tread we'll Company, is returning to his home in San Francisco. Robert Morris who took part in tho last two American Legion Smokers : left for his home in Seattle on tn, : Princess Alice this morning. : K. K. Weimer, of the clerical forct : of the Alaska Juneau Mining Com pany, left on the Princess Alice thi morning
 Grafton Coleman left on the Prime ess Alice this morning for vacation trip to the States. Joseph George, graduate last yea
 of the Juneau High School, left oi
 the Princess Alice this morning t,
 attend school at Seattle.
 c. H. Stillson. manager for the Al
 aska Reduction Company plant a
 Hawk Inlet, was a passenger on thu
 Princess Alice this morning for Sc