The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
Who's Here
 And Where

w. P. Lass of the Alaska Pulp and Paper Company. arrived in the city today from Speel River. Dr. c. B. Bowler, enroute to Kod- iak, is a passenger on the Admira. Watson.
 Harry Carstens, well known man from Fairbanks. is a passenger On the Northwestern for the South.
 George Banbury. agent for the Ad- miral line at Anchorage, Is a pas senger South on the Northwestern from Seward.
 c. S. Crider, travelling Auditor for the American Express Company, passed through Juneau on the AG- miral Watson for Seward.
 A. L. Peel, a mining man from Seward passed through on the North western bound for Seattle to remain several months.
 Mrs. Walstein c. Smith returned from her visit to Pasadena, Cal. on the Admiral Watson.
 Mrs. Margaret Gelles left on the Northwestern last night for a trip to Ketchikan.
 On a trip to the East Mrs. Dan A. Sutherland, who left on the North western this morning, was accompan- jed by her son Donald. G. s. Hines, interested in oil lands in the Cold Bay district, passed through Juneau this morning on the Admiral Watson bound for Kodiak. ? Frank Cooper, with the Alaskan Engineering Commission at Anchor fage, Is a passenger on the Admiral Watson for the Westward.
 M. J. Devereaux: of the Ladysmith Smelter Company of Latouche, pass ed through Juneau on the North. western bound for Seattle.
 Grover Frame, son of John Frame of The Pathfinder, is aboard the Northwestern on his way to Holly wood, California, from Cordova.
 Dad" Lochre, one of the bes' known old-timers from the Circle 1 distrirt, is aboard the Northwestern for the States, the first time in 2i years.
 ' Jim Barrick, we'll known old-.ime, from the Interior, is a passenger or the Northwestern for Seattle euroute to California.
 John J. Egan, U. s. Deputy Mar ,shal at Tehakee, is returning here oi the Alameda. MT Egan has beer ] to Rochester, Minn., for medical a. tention.
 Tom Ness, owner of the halib,, boat Emma, is returning passenger on the Alameda after having spen the past several months visiting a Tacoma
 R. + Mcdonald, of the Harmony Theatre at Anchorage, passed through Juneau last night on tht Northwestern and while here, visited with MT. and Mrs. John T. Spickett
 E. R. .Stivers, Deputy Collector O Customs, arrived at his headquarter. here on the Admiral Watson MT Stiyers has been at Craig, arranging a sub port of entry.
 Mrs L. P. Dawes, who for tht past several months has been visit ing in the South, arrived here or the Admiral Watson this morning | J. E. Fitzgerald, a Post Office In spector, who stopped off for a trii to the Westward on the Northwes. ern is checking up the local office today and will catch the Spokane southbound tonight
 Bishop J. R. Crimont, head of the Catholic Church in Alaska, arrived from a visit to the Western part oi the Territory on the Northwestern this morning.
 MT and Mrs. w S. Pekovich left on the Northwestern for the South l MT. Pekovich will visit in California and New York in the interests of the Alaska Admiralty Gold Mining Com pany of which he is President
 Mrs. E. s. Hewitt, who has been visiting at her former home, Pine Bluffs, Wyoming. the past few months, returned to Juneau on the Admiral Watson last night. She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs P. E. Curlee, and her sister, Mrs. Pearl Davis, and the latter's son Bill, who will remain in Juneau for the winter
 Mrs. J. H. Kline, wife of the local agent of the Pacific Steamship Co.,, will leave tonight on the Spokane for Seattle for visit lasting several weeks.
 Dudley G. Allen and wife will be passengers South on the Spokane to- nlght for a visit in the States.
 Malcolm Wilson, we'll known trav- cling man, will leave on the Spo- Kane tonight for Petersburg.
 William Chase underwent an op- eration this morning at St. Ann's Hospital. He is reported to be doing well.
 F. D. Caraway, who has been with the Alaskan Engineering Commis- sion at Seward for the past year. arrived on the Northwestern last