The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-28
Who $ Here
 And Where

Arthur E. Pinkus, manager of the Empress Theatre at Cordova fol several years past, was a passenger of the Alameda visiting friends here while the vessel was in port last night. He is enroute to his olt home in Australia for q lengthy visit.
 Oak Olson. well known travelling man, returned to Juneau last night on the Alameda from a business trip to the Westward.
 Bob Goode,. trapper. guide and old timer of Clrcross, is registered at the Circle City. having arrived or the Estebeth from Skagway. MT Goode will remain here until the next trip of the Princess Mary and will then go to Prince Rupert.
 c. T. Vaughn, who has been chiei engineer on the mail boat Joseph Pulitzer, operating between Seward and Unalaska, is a passenger on the Alameda. for Portland, Ore, going South to spend the holidays. 1 w. w. Butts, manager of one o 'hc leading confectionery stores al Anchorage. accompanied by his wife passed south last night on the Ala neda for Seattle to spend the hoii days
 ". A. Dickey, mining man iron the Willow Creek district, is pass cnger south on the Alameda from Seward
 Capt F. E. Kleinschmidt, mcvin4 picture operator, who has been takine wild gome scenes to the Westwar1 passed through Juneau last night O.. the Alameda enroute to the States.
 James A. Stewart, who is inter estetl in oil fields in the Susitna district. is a passenger south on the Alameda, accompanied by his wife and three children, the later having been born in Alaska MT Stewart if going south to attempt to secure cap ital for the purpose of drilling on his property.
 w. C. Bates, old timer of Kena ICiihouiu, 10 PuooCHSCl Oh thC <Alo meda for the States, from Seward Mir. Bates is making his first tri. outside since 1907.
 P. o. Davie, employed by the Al aska Engineering Commission at An chorage, with his wife and three children, is aboard the Alameda go ing to the States for the winter months.
 H. E. Nye, formerly employed or the Cordova Times, arrived here o1 the Alameda and will be employed on local newspaper
 J. w. Combs, U. s. Deputy Marsha at Haines, arrived here on the Este beth yesterday on legal business
 E. A. McHamilton, blacksmith fo the Alaska Pulp and Paper Compan at the Speel River plant, is in tn city.
 k J. w. Acklen, travelling salesman left for Seattle on the Princess Mar last night.
 il MT. and Mrs. P H. Dater left fo Seattle on the Princess Mary las night. MT. Dater who is dstric -engineer for the Forestry Service ha concluded his work here and will no, inspect road work in the Olympi Forest Reserve in Clallam Count, Washington.
 Stewart Gordon, until recently m chine operator at the Empress The. tre at Anchorage, passed throug Juneau last night on the Alamed accompanied by his wife. MT an Mrs. Gordon will spend the win.t : in California.
 Al A. Wolf, who has been mint during the past season in the Wlllo Creek district, on Cook Inlet, passe through Juneau on the Alameda la night for the States Frank Cooper mining man fro Anchorage, is a passenger to tr States on the Alameda Mr Coop,
 will spend the winter at Fort Gearg
 Fred Dahlquist, who has spent u / past summer in the Interior of A
 aska with survey party for the Ge ! eral Land Office, returned here c the Alameda last night. He wi ; spend the winter in Juneau. Rox Reynolds, a newspaper ma of this city, left on the Alamec last night to locate permanently. Woodbury Abbey, a member 5 the field force of the General Lan Office, left on the Alameda la
 night enroute to Washington, D. MT. and Mrs. s. J. Arneson an son\left on the Alameda for Seatt where they will live this winter.
 George c. Miller, of the Unite States customs force at Skagway, WE ? Southbound passenger on u , Princess Mary. He is making
 vacation trip. and will visit rel; tives and friends in Seattle an ether Washington and Orego towns
 k. R Stivers. of he Juneau Gu toms force, who has been at til Dawes Hospital, has recovered an returned to his desk at the Custom House.