The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-15

Alameda, going to Call1ornla on visit.
 Miss Gertrude Watson. of Anchor age, is passenger south on the Al ameda to attend college.
 s. w. Payne. a travelling salesman, was an arrival on the Northwestern from Ketchikan.
 M L. Stepp, connected with the Bureau of Public Roads. Department of Agriculture, was an arrival on the Northwestern last night for Ju' 1eau He will be stationed here. owing to the transfer of the head quarters fdr .Alaska from Ketchikan Q Juneau s.
 James l.. Freeburn. manager of .he Chichagof Mining Company, ar lived on the' NGthwestern' from a short business trip 10 the South. F.. Kirkpatrick. employe of the Al : sska Juneau Mining Company. ar rived here on the Northwestern after short vacation trip to Seattle. l c B. Bohm, keeper of the light at Sentinel Island, Lynn Canal, is in Juneau on short business trip.
 R. w. Wiley, president of the Maid of Erin Mining Company. with prop erty near Haines. arrived here on the Estebeth yesterday and will be here | for few days on business. l Miss H. Mollie Shannon and Miss Clare Leonard, tourists, arrived from Skagway yesterday on the Estebeth ftcr having been on trip to the In crior of Alaska.
 Fred Price. who has nae charge ot crew of men engaged in road work near Eagle, arrived here on the Este beth from Skagway after having come up the Yukon River.
 Axel Larson. who has been work ing at the John L. Carlson cannery at Aux Harbor. left on the Earl M. this morning for a vacation" at | Tenakee.
 John Hay. who spent last winter at Tenakee Hot Springs, left for that place today on the Earl M. after hav- ing arrived recently from Western Alaska.
 G. E. Dore. manager of the Pybus Bay cannery, Is in Juneau on busi- ness trip.
 William DeyO of Thane will be d passenger for the South on the Prin cess Alice for San Francisco, where he will take position in the main office of the Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Company
 Mrs. Lockie MacKinnon is leaving on the Princess Alice for Seattle. She will visit with her son. Simp- son MacKinnon, who is an officer of the U. s. navy stationed on Puget Sound.
 Mir and Mrs A. Forslin formerly l,of Thane. who lately have been liv- ing at Chichagof., will leave for Jamestown, New York, on the Prln- cess Alice tomorrow,
 Judge Robert w. Jennings will be a passenger on the Princess Alice for the South.
 Daniel Mcdonald of Skagway ar rived here yesterday afternoon, on the Estebeth. just in time to take the degree work of the Shriners
 
 Mrs. Fred Hodges and two sons. Clement and Gilbert. will be passen- gers for Seattle on the Princess Alice tomorrow MT. Hodges, who is em nloyed at Thane. will remain there for time at least.
 Mrs. D. H. Cooley and daughter of Thane will be passengers for the South on the Princess Alice tomor row. They will visit with relatives at Everett. Wash.
 c. Fullington of Thane will be 2 passenger on the Princess Alice for trip to the South.
 Mrs. Alex. Morgan and son. Alexan. der. Jr, os Douglas. w.l! he passen- gers on the Princess Alice for a trip to the South
 Mrs. J. w. Rieck, who has been visiting at the home of Mir. and Mrs. John Beck of this city. will leave for her home on the Princess Alice to- morrow.
 Dr. w. A. Rystrom of Anchorage, who arrived here on the Alameda. will leave for the South on the Prin cess Alice tomorrow.
 At the Gastineau
 c. E. Dore. Miss Clare Leonard. H. Mollie Shannon. Daniel Mcdonald. R. w. Wiley. w. H. Shoemaker, Dr. w. A. Rystrom. S. o. Hoffman. George H. Mullin. George A. Parks, John Barrett. Marian duren. sMary M. Wahl. Harold F. Smith. E. l.. Adkins. Mrs. M John. G. w. Payne. Mrs. c. NOll and son. T R. Townsend. Axet Larson. James l.. Freeburn, Mrs. M. Shearer, M. L. Stepp
 At the Lynda
 c. K Smullen, c. B. Bohm
 At the Circle City
 John Rask. A. Sharkey. William Mcnoth Inbp AnArnvvc ~