The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-25
WHO'S HERE .s ss 5..
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w A. Watson, merchant of: Spo- kane, Wash. accompanied by his wife, is a tourist aboard the Ad- miral Watson. 4.
 William Von Phul, head of the United Railway System, of San Fran cisco. accompanied by his wife, three daughters and son, are round-trip- pers on the Admiral Watson.
 Mrs. David Trepp, wife of news paper publisher of Lewistown, Mont. accompanied by her daughter, Miss Elsie Trepp. are round-trippers Oil the Admiral Watson.
 Archdeacon Thomas Jenkins is a passenger from Ketchikan on the Alameda going to the Westward as far as Anchorage, in the interest Of the Episcopal Church.
 Mrs. J. E. Darling of Anchorage visited friends while the Admiral Watson was in port yesterday after noon. ...
 j William Corning, mine operator on Kenai Peninsula, is aboard the Ad 'miral Watson going to Seward.
 E. c. Jack, of the radio service is aboard the Admiral Watson going to Kodiak. tt Mrs. z. T. Halferty, wife of the United States Commissioner at Ko diak, is aboard the Admiral Watson going Westward after a visit in the States.
 F. D. Murfield, oil. expert, is aboard the Admiral Watson for ko diak en route to the Cold Bay oil fields.
 Edna Gard. music instructor of a Los Angeles school for girls, is a round-tripper on the Admiral Wat son.
 P A. Harrington in the cod fish ing industry on Kodiak Island, is a passenger on the Admiral Watson for the Westward.
 Dr. Edwin Montz, wife and son, are aboard the Admiral Watson for Fort Liscum. Dr. Montz will take charge of the military hospital at the fort.
 Mrs. Ike Taylor wife of the dis bursting agent of the Fairbanks dis trict of the Alaska Road Commis sion, is passenger aboard the Ad- miral Watson for Cordova. J. H. Bender, mining man of the Cordova district, is passenger Westbound on the Admiral Watson. Victor E. Ives, going to visit rela- tives at Seward, is a passenger aboard the Admiral Watson. Jennie Cary and Hazel Cary, of Philadelphia, are making the round l trip on the Admiral Watson. Mrs. Edward Niles, wife of a radio man at Cordova, is passenger on the Admiral Watson.
 Mrs c. c. Burnham and daughter Catherine are passengers on the Ad miral Watson for Kodiak. Dr. Burn ham is connected with the govern ment experimental farm on Kodiak Island. fia
 Frank Gaffney, travelling for the 1 Washington Shoe Manufacturina Company, left on the Harry this morning for Ketchikan.
 Mrs. w. E. Policy of Haines. ac eompanied by her two daughters and son, was a passenger On the Jeffer son en route to Seattle for a visit with relatives.
 S. J. Jackson. who recently ar rived from Chichagof, where he was employed in the mill. left on the Ad miral Watson for Anchorage. where he will work for the Railroad Com mission. tsisay 2 Miss Lucille Bathe was a passen ] ger for Cordova on the Admiral Wat son, where her parents. MT. and Mrs WE. Bathe. are now living. Mir Bathe is with the Territorial Fisf 1 Commission at Cordova. ffes n3 ~tn
 MT. and Mrs E. K. Murray of Ia coma arrived in the city on the Ad mirai, Watson. MT Murray is at torney for the receiver of the Pet ersburg Packing Company and i: here on business. s's'SFc 1a
 Mrs. w. M Grossman arrived fl i the city Saturday evening from Tena kes. where she has been visitin,
 with her aunt, Mrs. Ed. Snyder. fol several weeks. H'
 J. B. Stanton. J. w. Gucker. G. c Chamberlin and John Barrett, tray I cling men, left on the Harry thi.