The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-17
Who's Here
 And Where

g basketball team who has been ein ployed by the Alaska Gastineau Min ing Company, at Thane, left on the Princess Mary this morning. He will attend school at Seattle after the first of the year.
 Fred Dalquist of the Field force oi the U. s. Land Office, was an out going passenger on the Princess Mary to spend the holidays in Se- attle. t
 The Misses Barbara and Nellie Simpkins left on the Princess Mary this morning to spend the. next six weeks visiting friends and relatives n Seattle and Tacoma. s.
 Miss Ada Smith. teacher during tha past term at the Perseverance school. left on the Princess Mary for her home at Bemidji,, Minn. Miss Smith will return by April first to again teach at Perseverance.
 Harvey Furbush, member of the Thane basketball team, and an em- ployee Of the Alaska Gastineau Min ing Company, at Thane, left on the Princess Mary this morning b visit relatives at Seattle.
 For the first time in twenty two ears Mr. and Mrs. Dan Currie, who came North and went to the Interior of Alaska in '9S, will visit in the States. They, are going East from Prince. Rupert after arriving there on the Princess Mary. They have been visiting here for several days
 President Charles ". Mason of he Alaska Endicott Mining Con.- any was passenger South on the Princess Mary this mcruing. MT. Mason VII go to the company head uarters at Tacoma to stay until spring.
 George B. Smith. Alaska represen- tative of the. Sullivan Machinery Company, left on the Princess Mary this morning for a business and va cation trip. to be gone at least a month
 MT. and Mrs. Roy A. Heard, of Thane, left on the Princess Mary today. They are going to Califor- oia where they expect to make their future home.
 NJ. F. Mcdonnell. agent in Alaska for. the American Paper Company, left on the Princess Mary this morn ing far Seattle to visit the compapy'.s headquarters there.
 Mr and Mrs Oak Olson were pas sengers for the South today on the Princess Mary to spend the. holidays in Seattle. 6. s.ss- sts s-.s. tti4
 Willard c. Heron left today on the Princess Mary to-. snend the holidays visiting relatives at Seattle.
 William Paterson, merchant of Wrangell and agent there for the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, left this morning on the Princess Mary for his home after having been here for two days.
 William c. Freeburn, superinten6- ent for the Chichagoff Mining Com pany, accompanied by his wife, wills be passenger south on the North western this afternoon. MT. and Mrs. Freeburn will go to Tacoma on a visit and will be away perhaps two months
 T. NJ. Hunt, of the United States Land Office, leaves this afternoon on the Northwestern for Ketchikan.
 Mrs. s. o. Casler, wife of United States Deputy Marshal Casler of Valdez, will be passenger through Juneau this afternoon on the steamer Northwestern for the States to re- main several months.
 E. P. Pond, of Winter and Pond, will be a passenger on the North western for Seattle, going on a busi- ness and pleasure trip.
 Jenetta Blue. who has been a guest at the Zynda for several weeks, is going to Seattle on the Northwest ern.
 At the Gastineau
 F. F. Brebner, J. T. Anderson. T. Young, Edward Lappinen, A. c. flag. ist, H. B. Hellon, A. J. Jackson, W. J. Anderson, J. A. Williams. E. F. Decker
 At the Alaskan
 Edward Sholin, Ed Wurzbacher.
 At the Znda
 H. w. Vance, MT. and Mrs. Fred Lundgaard.
 At the Circle City
 Robert Mckay, E. Lawrence, P. Fessum, Oscar Froburg, C. E. Lud- wig.