The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-08
WhO: s Here
 And Where


 Hoonah, arrived in Juneau yester day and is at the Gastineau Hotel.
 Richard Wakelin, Seattle travelin, man, arrived in Juneau from th' Westward on the Alaska, and is a the Gastineau Hotel.
 E. Michaelson, oil man from tho Alaska last night and is registered Cold Bay district arrived on the at the Gastineau Hotel. | Charles F. Hensel and Mrs. Hense are registered at the Gastineau Ho tel. MT. Hensel was formerly q resi- dent of Juneau. He left here during | the war and has since made his home in San Francisco. MT. and Mrs. Hensel will remain in Juneau for several days.
 Dr. w. A. Borland physician and United States Commissioner at Hoonah is staying at the Gasttneau Hotel.
 Miss Frances Meisenzahl, who has been spending several months | visiting at the home of her parents l in Centralia, Washington, returned | to Juneau on the Alameda and has resumed her position at the Cover nor's office.
 Harold Glen, Bert Patterson and Stanley Muckleston, University of Washington men who have been in specting canneries for the National Gamers Association in the Bristol Bay district, arrived in Juneau last night on tho Alaska and will leave tomorrow on the Princess Alice for the South.
 A. J. Ternent, of the Deep Sea Salvage Company, arrived in Juneau .ast night on the Princess Alice and $ at the Gastineau Hotel E. c. Hurlbutt, who has been spending several days in Juneau, returned to Chichagof last night on the Chichagoff
 c. w. Mietzel, oil prospector, re- turned to Juneau last night on the Alaska after spending several weeks at the Westward
 John F. Chamberlin, Alaska whole sale representative, who makes Ju- leau his headquarters, returned on lhe Alaska last night and is staying at the Gastineau Hotel Glenn Darlington, travelling man, who has been spending several weeks at the Westward, returned to Juneau on the Alaska last night and is at the Gastineau
 Among the passengers who arrived in Juneau last night are twenty Unit ed States Army men from Fort Lis cum, who are bound for Fort Gib 5on where they will spend the win ter. They are staying at the Gas .ineau Hotel.
 R. w Mule and Mrs. Mule, A. w. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Jennie Berry and children, w. D. Mclean, F. J. McCaughey and Mrs. McCaush- ey, Mrs. M. A. Patterson, J. J. Thorn pson and Mrs. Thompson arrived in Juneau this morning from Excursion Inlet and are enroute to Seattle. They are staying at the Gastineau Hotel.
 George B. Walker, oldtimer in he Interior country, and now a 'esident of Cordova, arrived in Ju- leau on the steamer Alaska last light He is en route to the Tena- zee hot spring for few weeks yisit MT Walker was resident If Juneau in the early days, leaving lere in 1900 for the Interior. Col. James Gordon Steese, presi- | lent of the Alaska Road Commis- ion, left yesterday morning on the l Peterson for Haines where he will | inspect the road work in the dis rict. He will return to Juneau or 1 ne City of Seattle.
 William Foran, University O ! Washington man, who has beer 1 pending the summer with the geo | ogical survey crew in the Mt. Nc
 linley National Park, passed trough Juneau southbound on th' Alaska last night
 Having been unable to secure pass ,nger accommodations on the Alaska Mrs Clarence J. Woofter will leave )n the Princess Alice tomorrow morning for Seattle where she vii yisit for a short time with relatives Dorothy Dolley and Jean Burgett
 ourists who have been spending thu )ase several weeks visiting in thi yicinity, will leave for their home 1t Terrence. California, on the Prime ,ss Alice tomorrow While here the, lave made their headquarters a the Zynda Hotel
 The Misses A Herring and NJ. Rot .ourists who have been visiting i
 Alaska during the summer will leav
 or the South on the Princess Alice They have been staying at the zynd Hotel.
 Mrs. s. F. G. Mcleod. an artis who has been spending the past se' eral months in Alaska, making ske
 hes of various scenes, will leave 10 her home at Los Angeles on tn Princess Alice Mrs. Mcleod ske