The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-15

Mrs. C. E. Ahues arrived here on the Jefferson and left today for Taku | Harbor, where her husband is super intendent of the Libby, McNeil & Libby cannery. Mrs. Ahues has been at Seattle for the past several weeks. J. T, Kinney, travelling for whole sale drygoods house, was an arrival here from the Southern part of the division on the Alameda
 w, P. Purdue, travelling for the Marshall Wells Hardware Company. arrived on the Alameda from Ketchi kan. ttitt
 D. Loop, representing Bradstreets s, arrived here yesterday after having been on business trip to Wrangell.
 ". L. Chisholm, representing the Western Hotel Supply Company. ar rived from the Westward on the Ad miral Watson.
 Inspector E.C. Jack, of the naval radio service, arrived here on the | Admiral Watson. Inspector Jack will leave shortly for Sitka to inspect the station there.
 R, L. Douglas of the Hawk Inlet cannery is in the city on business trip.
 Miss Ina Liebhardt, stenographer in the office of U. s. Attorney J A. Smiser arrived from Ketchikan on the Alameda, accompanied by her mother. Miss Liebhardt has been at tending the session of the court that has just closed at Ketchikan.
 Charles :,fagiii, representing the Home Insnrance Company who had been oh n trip through the Interior of Alaska, was passenger on the Admiral Watson for Seattle. MT. Magill was here for several days after having arrived from Western Alaska on the steamer Northwestern.
 Mrs, Bert Walker was a passenger South on the Northwestern the other night for the States for short visit. She is from the Ruby Creek district
 Oscar Ohman, old-timer of Doug las, passed through Juneau on the Northwestern for visit to Seattle. Ohman has been near Cordova. where he has an oil claim.
 Albert Vernhovick is aboard the Northwestern bound for Seattle for 20 head of horses for the Union Con struction Company. Vernhovick will next winter move the big dredge in the Green-Ruby district to Gaines Creek in the Ophir district
 Shan Walker. who has been in all of the camps in the Interior, passed through Juneau on the Northwestern en route to Mayo Brothers institution for treatment. Walker has been working on the famous Mascot Bench, Long Creek, Ruby district Several fortunes have. already been taken from this bench.
 Leonard Wright, last summer book keeper at Treadwell, passed through on the Northwestern for a visit in the States. Wright has recently been at Kennecott
 Capt. L. O. Dykes, formerly in charge at Fort Liscum passed through Juneau last night on the Ad- miral Watson bound for the States, where he has been transferred9
 Mrs. F. NJ. Boyle, wife of Dr Boyle. of Anchorage, Cordova and Valdez, passed through on the Ala meda Saturday night for Valdez. >sMrs. Caleb Corser wife of the, SUI perintendent of the Copper River & Northwestern Railroad at Cordova, is passenger westbound on the Alameda.
 A. R. Thorne, known to all Inter. for residents as Dick Thorne is a passenger on the Alameda for Cor dova en route to Fairbanks. He re- gently returned from pleasure trip to China, He will again engage in the movie picture business in the Interior.
 J. N. Gilbert superintendent of the Carlisle Packing Company's can. nery at Andresofsky. lower Yukon, passed through on the Admiral Wat | son last night for Seattle. He re ports a pack of 10000 cases of king salmon and 1000 cases of silvers.
 Attorney B. o. Graham and his | daughter, Ethel, passed through Ju- neau Saturday night on the Alameda for Cordova.
 w. l.. Chisholm, of the Western l Hotel Supply Company, arrived on tho Admiral Watson last night from | the Westward.
 Calvin C. Hazelet, wife and daugh | ter, passed through Juneau Satur day night on the Alameda for their home at Cordova after visiting in Nebraska
 Victor Durand. who has been lead l CT of the orchestra at the Empress. | at Cordova, arrived on the North | western and left on the Jefferson for the Mayo district. Y. T.
 Captain Ungertinam, who will be in charge at Fort Liscum, passed through Juneau Saturday night on the Alameda.
 c. s. Garner of the General Con struction Company of Chicago, which | company has the contract for steel bridge work on the Government Rail road, is a passenger Westward on