The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-28
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 Bishop H. F. Wells and wife, of New York City, are passengers on the Alameda for Anchorage on d visit.
 F. II. Dickey, mining man on Knights Island, is passenger on the Alameda for the Westward.
 Larry Brown, business man of An chorage, is passenger on the Ala meda
 Twenty-three girls are on the Ala meda for a herring cannery near Saw Mill Bay.
 J. J. Hurley, mining man of the Broad Pass district, is a passenger on the Alameda for Anchorage.
 Mrs. H. o. Roberts, wife of the manager of the San Juan canning interests to the Westward, is a pas enger on the Alameda for Seward, where her husband makes his head quarters.
 w Marriotenne, who is interested n oil lands in the Katalla district, aboard the Alameda.
 Fred Waller, mining man of kena. 'eninsula, passed through Juneau to- i Mrs. w R Lonnes, wife of a mer
 hant at Cordoya, is a passenger South on the Northwestern.
 F. Cushing Moore, mining man rom Nevada, accompanied by his wife, is a passenger on the Alameda <-A rl -tt,
 ear Hope.
 Mrs l.. C. Coleman, sister of NJ. T. Finklestein, merchant at Cordova, a passenger on the Alameda from Seattle.
 Thomas Scott of Cordoya, who rs gently went South to attend the uneral of his sister in Seattle, who vas killed in an auto accident, is d passenger on the Alameda for the Westward.
 Miss Mary Monagle, daughter of Ir. and Mrs. M. Monagle, of Thane. 'rrived here oa the Northwestern his morning. Miss Monasle has ust concluded a successful term of school at Hope, in Western Alaska.
 Herman Boerner. machinist for nerly in the employ of q local ma chine shop, will arrive on the Prin- cess Royal this evening Mr. Boer ner has been on visit to his mother in Germany for the past several months
 James l.. Freeburn of the Chicha, gof Mining Company was an arrival on the Alameda this morning after having been on a business trip te Tacoma for several weeks.
 Capt. A. E. Lathrop, of Anchorage and Cordova, is passenger on thf Alameda for the Westward, after be ing in Seattle several weeks on busi ness. G. l.. Rich, l.. M Carrigan and J Barrett left for ketehikan this morn ing on the Spokane. and M. F. Nc Donnell is a passenger to Petersburg The four are well known travelling men. hs-t Territorial Senator Tom C. Price and wife, of Anchorage. are passep gers aboard the Alameda, returning home after spending six weeks visit ] ing in Seattle. Dr. l.. P. Dawes left on the Spo kane today for Petersburg and vii return to Juneau on the Jefferson. Robert Scott and wife returned ts their home in Juneau on the Spo kane after a visit in Sitka. Richard wakelin and A. Van Ma vern, travelling men. arrived in Ju neau on the Spokane from Sitka. Rev George E. Howard. Episcopa l minister at Sitka, passed through Ju neau this morning on the Spokane for visit in the States. L. J. Reedy, for years with the Al aska Gastineau at Thane, left fol San Diego this morning on the spo kane.
 ,Dr. c. Vangece. dentist at Cor doya. is a southbound passenger oi the Northwestern.
 Paul Schwarz and wife. teachers II the government school at Chitina are passengers on the Northwestern ! for Portland to spend their vacation Hal Hutton, who has been ste3m shovelman on the Copper River { l Northwestern Railroad at Cordoya, f la passenger on the Northwestern fo San Franeiseo. H
 1 V, yiati, merchant at Katalia, is l passenger for Cordoya on the Ala l meda. sss
 J. w. Bell. clerk of the Unite' States District Court, is cominI