The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-29
Wh0:S s Here
 And Where

Al Wincheli, who has been spend ing the summer here, will leave Cn the Princess Alice for Seattle ''-~
 c. H. Flory, supervisor of Alaska forests, left on the Jefferson for his headquarters at Ketchikan. MT. Flory has been in Juneau on busi- ness for his department.
 J. c. Paddock, Haincs business man, arrived in the city on the Jefferson and is at the Gastineau.
 MT. and Mrs. N. r. Gilkey left on the Alaska today to spend a six weeks vacation in the States.
 II. P. Crowther, a former resident of Juneau but now living at Ket- chikan, is in the city doing survey work Mir Crowther is at the Gas tineau Hotel.
 Miss Mildred Mcleod, accompan- jed by her neice, Dorothy MacKen- zie will leave on the Princess Alice tomorrow morning for q visit at Vancouver, B. c.
 William Dynes, whc is getting out a business directory end tour book of Southeastern Alaska, will leave on the Princess Alice to spend a month on business at Seattle.
 Mrs. A. c. DeRoo and three child ren are leaving on the Princess Alice enroute to Burke, Idaho, where MT. De Roc is employed in q mine.
 n; at roughs Adding Machine Company will leave on the Princess Alice for Spokane where he will have sim liar position with the company. Mf Berger has had charge of the re- pair work of the. E. s. Hewitt Com pany who arc Alaska agents for the Burroughs Company.
 O.. P. Hubbard an attorney will leave for the South on the Princess Alice.
 F. M. Kempfer, business and ad vcrtising manager for the Path finder Publishing Company, return ed today on the steamer Alaska after q short visit to Valdez oI matters of business. He will re main in Juneau fer some time il preparation for issues of his maga zine. The Pathfinder.
 Abe Stein. Pioneer Fairran&s' mer chant, arrived in Juneau on tllt steamer Alaskan this afternoon an route to the South. MT, Stein will re main here for a few days visitin, friends and looking over the town
 c. J. Lincke, owner and editor 0 the Anchorage Alaskan, arrived her, on the steamer Alaska this afternoon He will be in Juneau several days
 Dan A. Sutherland returned to hi home here today on the Alaskal after an absence of several month in the Interior and other section of the Territory.
 Henry Shattuck of the flask Supply Company, who has been il the city for the past seysral week on business, left for his neadquart CTS at Seattle on the Alaska today
 MT. and Mrs Wm Holbrook ar at the Zynda They are from Port land, Ore, and MT Holbrook is con nected with the forestry service.
 Miss Smpkins and Miss Nelli Simpkins have taken apartments a the Zynda Hotel for the winter.
 Accompanying the remains of hi wife to Los Angeles for burial, D. { Rounds left on the Alaska todd for the South Mrs Rounds die at the Dawes Hospital last week.
 Mrs. Thomas G. Macdonald lei on the Alaska today fer Everett Wash. where she will visit wit relatives.
 E. C. Chilberg and Carl J. Smith Seattle men who have been exam ming the Falcon Mine at Falcol Arm, Chichagof Island. left fo their homes on the Alaska today.
 At the Alaskan
 L. Iverson. Alfred Hail, Chris Dem etri, N Nogart
 At the Gastineau
 J. B. Giehart. J. G. Giehart. Car J. Smith, D. C. Rounds, Mrs. Thomas G. Mcdonald, F. Babson, Mrs. Peter Oswold. H. P Crowther. Mike Smitn J. C. Paddock.
 At the Lynda
 Miss Simpkins. Miss Nellie Simp, kins. S. H. Laraine, Jack Morris, Mir. and Mrs. William Holbrook.
 At the Circle City
 F. B. Sparling c. L. Sparling,