The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-13
WHO'S HERE
 AND WHERE

AAAiOAu anu HOi cOhs < L. Hammond, of Portland. Ore, ar rived on the Princess AliEe Satur- day. They expect to take lip farm. work in this vicinity.
 H. Middleton, representing the Giant Powder Company, left on the Princess Alice this morning for his headquarters at San Francisco
 Jesse Peters, a former employe of the Alaska Gastineau Mining Com pany at Thane, left for the South on he Princess Alice this morning.
 James Dempsey, carpenter who has lived in this section for over 30 years, left on the Princess Alice this morning Mir. Dempsey is going to the eastern part of the United States. t e
 Bernita Lawrence was a passenger on the Princess Alice this morning fer an extended visit with, relatives in the South.
 Mrs. w. M. Dynes, who has been in this city for several months, left on the Princess Alice to meet Mir. Dynes, who is at Seattle. #
 Miss Frances Meisentnal, who was member of the clerical staff of the late session of the Legislature, lefs on the Princess Alice for an extend ed visit to the South
 Mrs. O. H. Stearns left on the Princess Alice this morning to make her home in Bellingham, where she will take a position with the Frye, Bruhn Company.
 James Neill, an old-time Alaskan. who has been working at the Per severance mine for the past several years, left on the Princess Alice en route to his former home in Aus tralia.
 Herbert Schuman of Chichagoff was in the city Saturday night He returned to his home on the Am bassador. Mir. Schuman formerly | lived at Douglas. A
 G. E. Young, representing the Ma tional Biscuit Company arrived from Sitka on the Estebeth today after a business trip there.
 Willis R. Lebo, interested in a by, products plant at Hawk Inlet, ar rived in the city on the Princess Alice last night
 Miss Leah Rosenblatt. teacher of the school at Chichagoff during the past term, arrived here on the Am. bassador last Saturday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. T. Jones, from the naval compass station at Yokobi l Island, arrived on the Ambassador and will leave for the South soon.
 Mr and Mrs. Harry E. Brown were passengers on the Princess Alice this morning for Vancouver on a vacation trip.
 John Davidson, a Douglas boy, who has been at Chiehagoff for the past two days, was on the Princess Alice this morning to spend month wis iting with his, mother at Rolling Bay, Wash.
 A. J. Comstock, who recently re- turned here from Anchorage, left on the Princess Alice en route to his home in Michigan
 Alex. T. Russell, for many years an emplOye of Thane as head of the pipe-fitting and plumbing depart ment, left on the Princess Alice to- day for Victoria, B.. C., where Mrs. Russell went severald weeks ago. MT Russell will return here later if con- ditions warrant it.
 | Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Alexander and little daughter were passengers on the Princess Alice this morning for the South. They are making a short trip to get their furniture to fur nfsh residence that they bought here a short time ago.
 Mrs. A. c. Ahues, wife of the man ager of the Taku Harbor cannery, left on the Princess Alice for a visit at Seattle.
 James Freeburn, of the Chichagoff Mining Company, was passenger on, the Princess Alice for the South.
 Sam Smokoon of the Perseverance mine left on the Princess Alice this morning for his home at Portland, Ore. ! '' 1f AN
 William Quick, who for number of years has operated barber shop at the Thane Club, left on the Prin cess Alice today to locate in the South