The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-19
WhO $ Here
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James A. Nettlse, business. man of Skagway. is in the city to attend the Scottish Rite Reunion. MT. Net Ietes arrived on the City of Seattle today and is at the Gastineaa Hotel.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Tanner ar rived on the City of Seattle today from Skagway where MT. Tanner is U. S. Deputy Marshal.
 w. F. Adler, a scientist who has been studying glaciers in the Ter ritory and British Columbia. left on the City of Seattle today for Seattle.
 Sig Mayer, member of the jew elry firm of Jos. Mayer and Sons of Seattle, left on the City of Seattle today for Ketchikan. MT. Mayer is making his annual visit to the jew elry trade of Alaska.
 B. F. Heinzleman, of the Forestry Service, who has been spending sev- eral days in the city left for his headquarters at Ketchikan on the City of Seattle today.
 G. w. Hamby, formerly an oper- ator at the local cable cffice but who has been stationed at Peters burg for several weeks before com ing hehe Sunday, is leaving on the City of Seattle. MT. Hamby has received his discharge from the Signal Corps of the Army as his en- listment has expired. He is going to Seattle.
 Miss Gertrude Dwire, sister Of c o. Dwire of The Empire, and Mrs D. E. Murphy, aunt of Mr. Dwire left today on the City of Seattle The ladies had been visiting for the past several weeks in Juneau.
 w. s. Pekovich, President of tho Alaska Admiralty Mining Company arrived in the city yesterday or business connected with the mining company. f.'
 MT. and Mrs. B. M. Mcconnell left on the City of Seattle for Skag' way and will return South on the same boat on their way to theiI homes at New York
 Mrs. Flank Towle, wife of prom inent official of the government rail road, passed through Juneau or the Alameda for Seward.
 D. w. Callahan, old time pros pcctor in this section, and former mail carrier on the Yukon, arrived on the Alameda yesterday from Ket- chikan and will winter in Juneau MT. Callahan has his lead dog which has been his companion for the past eight years.
 c. E. Heron, mining mon of the Willow Creek district, near Anchor age, accompanied by his wife passed through Juneau yesterday or the Alameda Mir Heron will en' gage in winter mining on his prop erty.
 Lieut.. D. R. Hartman, auditor ol the U. s. Army, who has been tt the Westward checking up offices and who has been guest at th' Gastineau for several days, left or the City of Seattle for Fort Wm. Il Seward, and for Skagway. Ed. Loken, Manager of the Pet ersburg Lumber Company arrived il Juneau Saturday on the City of Sc attle fer a few days visit. K. L. Steberg, Manager of th' Petersburg office of the Standard oil Company, arrived here Saturda. on the steamer City of Seattle on short business trip.
 Walstein G. Smith, Territoria Treasurer and member of the Ter ritorial Banking Board, will leave oI the City of Seattle on trip Souti on official business for the Territor | jal Banking Board. He will be ab sent from here about two weeks. MT. and Mrs. Charlie Jones, for merly of Fairbanks, were passenger on the City of Seattle this mornin'
 bound for the South where the, will spend the winter. During tn past summer Mir. Jones was sta toned at Holy Cross as agent 10 the American Yukon Navigation Company They will return to tn
 Interior early next Spring. At the Gastineau James A. Kettles, Dan Mcdonald MT. and Mrs. F. E. Tanner, H. w Lovelace, A. L. Nook. Fred Forester Harry Bartles. c. Williams, F. Stan ley, Miss F. G. Goss, George w. Ham by, John Toward, w. F. Alder. At the Alaskan Mrs. E. c. Wilson, G. w. Neilsen Chas. Fudon, J. E. Morrison, C Anderson, Mike Lennon.
 At the Lynda Miss Essie Corley. E. J. Ellis. Mrs Grace Hanson, C. Kenneth Smullen Mir. and Mrs Daniel Currie. At the Circle City Tom Carrigan, Tom Maxi, K. Lugla Andrew Merickle, S. Mosher, Pau Schenker, William Cody. -