The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-24
Who's Here
 Amd Where

on one of the next boats.
 NJ C. Rugg, local travelling man will leave on the Alameda for ket chikan.
 C. E. Kimballs who has been em ploycd in the local post office, will i've tomorrow for Seattle.
 Frank A. yMctcalf left on the Els %ebcth last night to do some survey work along Lynn Canal.
 Mrs. w. c. Johnson and her two children will return to Juneau on the City of Seattle Thursday. r. A. Boyle, register of the land office, accompanied by Mrs. Boyle l will return to Juneau tonight on tho Princess Alice.
 Sigurd Wold arrived in Juneau yesterday and is registered at the l Gastineau Hotel from Excursion Inlet.
 Max Gutfield, SKagway business man who has been visiting in Jul 1 ncau will return to his home on the | Northwestern tonight.
 t, Mrs. Ray G. bay will leave on 1 the Princess Alice Friday for Seat tie. cn route to San Francisco where she will join Mr Day.
 Mrs. E. J. White, who has been visiting her daughter, Miss Lena Il White in Seattle.4 will arrive in Jul ncau tonight on the Princess Alice Miss Caroline Meyer who has been | in Juneau for a short time as wit ness in case before the District 1 Court left for her home at Haines on the Estebcth last night John T. Spickett and Mrs Spickett will leave for the South oI the Princess Alice. They will visi in California.
 Ernest A. Smootz of Bellingham Jakole Kayande of Seattle and Hugf Thornton of Portland arrived in Jul ncau yesterday from Funter Bay ant are at the Gastineau Hotel.
 Capt. A. Nelson, superintendent of the Dundas Bay cannery of tn Northwestern Fisheries, arrived il Juneau from Dundas Bay this morn ing. He is at the Gastineau Hotel
 J. J. Connors, Mrs. Connors am James Connors, Jr., will leave fo Prince Rupert on the Princess Alice They will go to Stewart, B. C. where MT Connors' mining prop erty is located
 1 Henry Fournier, of Perseverance will leave on the Princess Alice Fri day, bound for Portland, Maine. MT Fournier is good amateur bal player and played third base for th Douglas team this season.
 B. Heins, principal owner of tho Crystal group of claims, at Snettis ham left on the Pheasant yesterday for Snettisham. MT Heins has beer | in Juneau for several days on { business trip. | MT. and Mrs. V. A. Paine are re tul llIilf5 oli Nllt lIItc6S aACC lOudg Mir Payne. who i5 an attorney o Juneau, and his wife, have beer visiting in the South for the past several months.
 f Miss Ina R Liebhardt, stenog rapher in the office of United States Attorne j. A. Smiser, will return here on the Princess Alice tonight accompanied by her mother. They have been on a vacation trip for the .past several weeks.
 Col. James G. Steese, President of the Alaska Road Commission, vii arrive in Juneau on the steamer Alameda after an absence of severa weeks on an inspection tour of road; and trails in both Interior ant Seward districts
 M. J. Luby. states deputy for tho Knights of Columbus in Washington and Alaska. with a party of lodge officers and members, will arrive in Juneau on the City of Saettle which left Seattle yesterday.
 Gov. Thomas Riggs, JT., who wa: called to Washington, D. C., because of the illness and subsequent deatE of his father. is returning to Juneal on the City of Seattle which lief Seattle yesterday afternoon.
 At the Gastneau
 o. A. Carlson and Mrs. Carlson; Is-.. ole Kavande, Seattle; G. w. Walters John w. Close. Vancouver; John l. Carlson, Atk Harbor; Sigurd Wold Excursion Inlet; E. w Mechanism Seattle; M. J. OConnors; Mrs. J