The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-03
WHO'S HERE
 AND WHERE

II little daughter, Dorothy, left on the Princess Mary for the South. He
 arrived here on the northbound trip of the same vessel.
 II Mrs. l.. B. Adsit, who since leav- ing here last September has been visiting in Honolulu, arrived here lon the steamer Spokane last night.
 H. Moses, the fur buyer arrived
 here on the steamer Spokane last night.
 J. B. stanton, representina Schwabaeher Hardware Company, of Seattle, arrived on the Spokane from l Ketchikan and is registered at the Gastipeau, c. E. Young, representing the Ma tional Biscuit Company is registered at the Gastineau, having arrived on the Spokane.
 H. P. Crowther, civil engineer with headquarters at Ketchikan, ar ri~ed on the Spokane last night on business trip.
 o. A. Hall, bridge engineer for the Alaska Road Commission, ar rived in Juneau last night on the Spokane.
 R. l.. Vining, one of the best known interior, merchants, accom- panied by his wife, visited ,freinds ] in Juneau last night while the Spo- kane was in port. The couple are on their way to Fairbanks after a business and pleasure, trip in the States for the past three months. | T. Vogel, wells known business 1, mals of, Haines, is aboard the Spo- kane returning from business trip tfn, the Pacific Northwest. ? Mrs. R. L.; Lillico. wife of a Etransfer man of Fairbanks is aboard Rthe. Spokane for Skagway enroute ! to her home after a visit in the States. ~
 E. E. Dilley, resident of Fair banks, arrived on the Spokane and will remain in Juneau for some time.
 Mrs. R. E. Cowden, wife of one of the men connected with the local radio station, accompanied by the children, arrived home on the Spo- kane last night.
 R. B. Mertie. jr., with the Geo. logical Survey, passed through Ju- neau last night on the Spokane for 1 Skagway enroute to Fairbanks where he will continue work. He has been located in the Fairbanks region for the past II years. l al f;r,oo of Interior, one of the first operators on Livengood Creek, Tolovana Dis trict, passed through Juneau last
 night on the Spokane enroute to 1 Fairbanks.
 w. Zenzil, on his way to Tanana, 1 is passenger on the Spokane for i Skagway.
 t K. Lysing, who has a general | merchandise store on the Lower I Yukon, passed through Juneau last
 night enroute to Skagway. He will
 take his shipment of freight down I the Yukon on scow, propelled by i a gas engine.
 Marcus Mayer, of Mayer Brothers,
 wholesale jewellers of Seattle, is aboard the Alameda bound for Sew ard and Anchorage.
 F. L. Engberg, with the Alaskan
 Engineering Commission, who has
 been outside on two months leave, I is returning Westward on the steam ship Alameda.
 I J. w. MacFarlane, who will have charge of the cannery at Port Ashton, is on the Alamedt with a | crew of men.
 Il Nels Nelson, in charge of the boat ] crews of the cannery at Thumb Bay, is passenger Westward on the < Alamedas \ VI I c. M. and c. E. Chafflfn, mine I operators in the Broad Pass dis trict, are on the Alameda for Seward. .t~ r ] H, H. Drake, expert steel man, is ion his way to Anchorage on the Alameda to work on the steel bridge lat Hurricane Gulch on the Govern Ident Railroad. 2 l J@M. Aldrfch. who win engage fin mining on Kenai Peninsula this summer, is on the Alameda fer Seward f''t tf ! Mrs. M. D. Junte, wife of one of the leading tonsorial artists of Sew ard, who has been visiting in France, is returning to her home being passenger on the Alameda. Mabel Hutton. with the Commis- sion force at Anchorage, is pas senger on the Alameda for Seward. 1 E E. and T. E. Gilkey, railroad men with the Alaskan Engineering Commission, are passengers on the Alameda for Anchorage. l M. T. Fowler, property owner at Anchorage, ,s is going Westward On t&e Alameda @ X R. WE Nickerson, banker at Cor ldova, acc6mpanied by his wife, Is laboard the Alameda retaining home fafter visit in the Pacific North west
 C. e Elwood, mining man on Prince William Sound, is a pas senger for Valdez on the Alameda J. P GaskilI conductor m tho