The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-23
Wh0:s Here
 And Where

Fishbon, two dentists from the States, are aboard the Northwestern q for Seward. intending to locate il Southwestern Alaska.
 Harvey P. Sullivan, United States Commissioner at Latouche. is a pas senger on the Northwestern afte. brief visit in Seattle.
 F. A. Doddson, interested in Colo Bay oil lands, is passenger on thc Northwestern for Seward. He is so ing to the Westward to make a re port for an Eastern financial agency w. 3. Elliott, mining man from the Interior, is passenger on the Northwestern after spending th> winter in the States.
 w. K. James. mining operator 2 the Shuchanna~ district, accomDanins by his wife and daughter, is aboar the Northwestern for Cordova. r is taking in large shipment of mir ing supplies.
 Mrs. H. w. Lovelace, wife of on of the cable operators at Cordova is a passenger on the Northwestcr- after visit in Seattle.
 D. C. Sargent, former Terrjtoria Explosives Inspector, passed througf Juneau on the Northwestern on hi way to his home in Cordova.
 J. B. Hannon, mining operator ol the Cache Creek district, with hi: wife is aboard the Northwestern fol Seward.
 J. E. Beattie, operator of the Idita rod, is a passenger on the Nor'H western after spending the winter 1T the States. Mr.. Beattie says the Iditarod will come back this seasoI IS supplies will be cheaper and op erating costs much lower than ir previous years.
 J. B. Gottstein, merchant at An chorage, is returning from business trip to Seattle, on the Northwestern
 J. o. Hermann, hotel keeper al Mccarthy. is a passenger on tic Northwestern after a business trir of two months in the States.
 L. A. Brown, Interior mining man passed through Juneau today oi the Northwestern for Seward.
 Mrs F. J. Cunningham, wife of thi proprietor of the leading barber shop at Cordova. is a passenger OF the Northwestern after having spent six weeks in Seattle.
 J. Paulson, freighter on the Fair banks trail, is aboard the North western on his way to Cardova.
 c. S. Crider, travelling auditor oi the American Express Company, Jeff for Seward on the Northwestern.
 F. w. Jenkins, employee of tho Alaskan Engineering Commission at Anchorage, is passenger on the Northwestern for Seward.
 United States District Judge Rob ert w. Jennings returned on tho Princess Mary this morning after spending his vacation in the South. Mrs. E. L. Anderson, wife of the chief engineer of the Latouche mine ] is a passenger on the Northwestern after visit in Seattle. Miss E. s. Austin of New York City, passed through on the North western for Cordova, where she will visit friends.
 J. Wendall is aboard the North start preliminary work on coal de velopments for the Guggcnheims i1 the Boring River district. M. F. Mcdonnell, of the American Paper Company, left on the North western today for business trip 10 the Westward
 Roy G. Hersh, travelling man. is a passenger from Juneau for Cordova on the Northwestern.
 l Dudley G. Allen. Alaska agent for the Tru-Blu Biscuits. arrived on the Northwestern this morning from q business trin to the South.
 w. B. Heisel, special agent fol the U s. Land Office. who has peer at Ketchikan on townsite matters returned on the Northwestern thit morning.
 Miss Nellie Simpkins, who hae been visiting relatives at Tacoma and Seattle for several months. ra turned here on he Princess Mary this morning.
 Selem Jackson, who three year, and a half ago left Douglas anf enlisted with the Marines for wal service, returned on the Princess Mary this morning and will locate on the Channel. Since leaving tho Army he has been employed at var. tous places including Burke. Idaho
 Melville Minis, whc left Dough-! six months ago, returned on tho i Princess Mary this morning to st y sitter visit in Oregon, Idaho a1t Washington
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