The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-13
WHO'S HERE
 AND WHERE

| Bishop Crimont returned to Juneau last night on the Northwestern after trip Westward as far as Anchorage
 Mrs S. O. Tilden. who has been visiting in Cordova, returned to Jul neau last night, arriving on the Northwestern
 A. R. Scott, wife and son, of An ohorage, are passengers on the Northwestern for Seattle on a~visit.
 Dr. w. s, Layman, who has been investigating mining property in the Willow Creek district, passed through Juneau on the Northwestern for the States.
 Ralph Allen, with the Government Railroad, accompanied by his wife is a passenger on the Northwestern for thr States. They will return to An choraee in about six weeks, going outside for short visit. Mrs. C. Tibbo, former resident of Juneau, lately of Seward, passed through Juneau last night for Ketch;- kan.
 Harold Singers, of Kennecott. is a passenger on the Northwestern for Denmark on visit He will go East via the Panama Canal.
 Capt. Sam Knudson, in charge of the wharf at Valdez, visited friends in Juneau last night while the North western was in port He is on his way to the States on a visit
 Mrs. L. A. Voorhees,, who has beel visiting in the Interior, is a passel ger on the Northwestern for her home ill Portland. Ore.
 Miss Katherine Schultz. nurse at the Kennecott Hospital, is passen- ger on the Northwestern en route to New York City.
 George s. Rankin of the Valdez Gold Company, which is doing ex tensive work on the property at ShoLl Bay, passed through Juneal last night on the Northwestern for his home at Yakima, Wash.
 J. E. Currier and wife, residents of Cordova, passed through Juneau last night for an extended visit with relatives in Wisconsin.
 +. E. Henderson and wife, Miss AIn Carroll. c. w, Steger. Jr., tour ists from Chicago, who made the trip to Dawson, Fairbanks and out over the trail to Cordova, are passengers South on the Northwestern.
 NJ r. Mcdonnell, representing the American Paper Company, returned last night on the Northwestern after a trip to Anchorage and other Vest ward cities.
 Gus Gelles and bride arrived on the Northwestern last night and will remain in Juneau for some time.
 Mrs H. D. Thompson and Mrs. c. NJ. Prink, of Nenana, are passen- gers on the Northwestern for the States.
 Miss Miriam Wood; Of Connecticut, who is engaged in Red Cross social service work with headquarters at Astoria, Ore, is passenger on the Northwestern after visiting with friends at Cordova.
 Emil Gang, retired banker of Phoenix, Ariz., who has been visit ing in Atlin, accompanied by his wife, passed through on the City of Seattle today for the South.
 Sergeant John T. Britton, formerly stationed at Fort William H. Sew ard, is a passenger on the City of Seattle for the Presidio, San Fran. cisco, where he has been trans ferred Sergeant Britton has only three more years to serve, when he will retire on two-thirds' pay and go back into the newspaper game, which he was in before enhsting in the army.
 Dick Thorne. we'll known theatrical man of the Interior, will be in Jul neau on the Alameda en route to Fairbanks. Mr Thorne has lately been visiting China.
 c. c. Hazelet. wife and daughter, will pass through Juneau on the Alameda en route to their home at Cordova after visit in the States.
 Fred Fonzo, former U. s. Deputy Marshal at Skagway, was an arrival from Skagway on the City yof Sc attle. He is on business visit.
 Miss Mabel Beard. who has been visiting here with Miss Lena White, arrived here on the City of Seattle from Skagway, where she was on d short visit, making the round trip on the boat.
 The Misses S. and B. Crangle. who