The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
WHO'S HERE
 AND WHERE

Bishop J. R. Crimont of the Cath ollie church returned on the City oi Seattle this morning from an off cial visit to Ketchikan.
 s. Guyot, who has been on busi ness trip to cities in the southern part of the division, returned to his headquarters here on the City of Seattle r4,s
 E. l.. Hunter, who has been on a short trip to Petersburg, returned to Juneau on the City of Seattle.
 M. c. Rugg, a commercial trayeler who has been at Ketchikan, arrived here on the City of Seattle.
 John Barrett, travelling sales man, with headquarters at Ketchi kan, was an arrival here on the City of Seattle.
 John D. Helps. district manager for the Standard Oil Company, who has been visiting the agencies of the company at Petersburg and Ketchikan. arrived here on the City of Seattle, accompanied by Mrs. Helps.
 J. T. Kinney, a salesman, who has been on business trip, arrived here on the City of Seattle.
 D. G. Allen, agent for TruBlue biscuits in Alaska, arrived from q business trip to Ketchikan on the City of Seattle.
 Lieut.. B. H. Mack, district com munication superintendent for the Naval Radio Service for Alaska, ar rived here. on the City of Seattle lfter having visited the stations in the southern part of the territory
 Milton Vim arrived on the City with relatives here after an absence of several years.
 Frank Fremming left on the City of Seattle today for Haines, where he will be employed.
 Lance Hendrickson left on the City of Seattle for Haines.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. KeHoe of Haines, who have been visiting here for the past week, left for their home on the City of Seattle today.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. M McGrath and daughter of Sitka, who have been South on trip, were on board the City of Seattle today en route to their homes.
 Richard Waklin, a travelling man, who makes his headquarters here, was a through passenger for Sitka on the City of Seattle today.
 Elroy Ninnis, son of Edward Min his of the Alaska Juneau mine. is a passenger on the Admiral Watson for Juneau to visit with his father. Young Ninnis formerly lived at Treadwell. but has been making his home in Oregon recently,
 George Lytel will leave on the Ala meda tonight on his way to Loring, where he will be employed at the fish hatchery this b summer. Mrs. Lytel and child will also be passen- gers on the boat, en route to Ana tone, Colo, where they will visit relatives. ,s b
 F., F. Babson of Thane will leave on the Alameda tonight for Seattle,
 Miss Leah Rosenblatt, who has been teaching school at Chichagof during the past term. will be a pas senger for the South on the Ala meda tonight. lrHear t.la
 U. s. Marshal J, M. Tanner was a through passenger on the City of Seattle for Sitka.
 N. P. Matson will be southboUnd passenger on the Alameda tonight for Seattle.
 MT. and Mrs. F. T. Jones will leave on the Alameda tonight for Seattle. MT. Jones is in charge of the work of the naval wireless com- pass stations that are being con structed in Alaska.
 Miss Esther Oliver, who taught school last term at Eska, Alaska, will leave on the Alameda tonight to spend her vacation in the South. Miss Oliver has been visiting with her parents. Mir and Mrs. Frank Oliver, of Douglas. rtl
 Mrs. Jean Van Den Wyer, who has been visiting with her son ard family. of Douglas. will leave on the Alameda tonight for her home at Seattle. n.. p
 Mir. and Mrs. B. NJ. Boutwell, will leave on the Alameda tonight Tor