The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-11

Wh0 5 Here
 And Where

l. scngcrS south on the Northwestern and after visiting in Seattle for a couple of days will go east to Wash : ington, D. c. They will attend : the inauguration and then visit in Philadelphia. ;l Lester o. Gore, attorney of ket- l: chikan, and his bride. left on the |: Northwestern for home cftcr spcnd- ]: ing their honeymoon in Junecu. Roy G. Hersh and Joseph Kinney, l: travelling men, checked out from the GastiBeau today and arc pas : acngcrs on the Northwestern for l: Kctchikan
 w. L. Martin, formerly in charge of the dry goods department of ] Goldstcin's Emporium, panied by his wife. arc passeng gers south on the Northwestern to Ketchiken ] where he will be connected with the Hcckman store
 l Alex Shoucair, formerly of the ] Leader Store, is a passenger south I or the Northwestern Cn visit l with his two brothers in Seattle end will then travel for the benefit of his health.
 Frank H. Robinson and Everett K.s McLendon. soldiers attached to the Sitka Signal Corps station left on the Estebeth last night for their I stations.
 After seeing Mrs. Goddard off for the South on the Princess Mary yes terday, E. M. Goddard left for ais home at Goddard Hot Springs on the Estebeth last night.
 Harry Ellsworth, wife and daugh ter Thelma, are passengers from I Seward on the Northwestern on a I two months visit to the South. Mrs. I Ellsworth conducts the large ladies ] furnishing store at Seward and MI Ellsworth is in the auto business. : Miss Ellsworth is one of the leading musicians of the West being the ex- elusive trap drummer. : Harry Sullivan of LatOuche. at l: one time United States Marshal : of the Third Division. is aboard the Northwestern on his way to the States.
 Harry Steel. publisher of the Cordova Times. arrived on the North western and may remain in Juneau for several days.
 Joe Laubner, owner of the Mabe! mine at Turnagain Arm, is on the Northwestern on his way to Seattle and Portland.
 Ed McNally, of McNally and Malt. land, who have coal land lease on Cook Inlet. also in the lumber busl ness at Anchorage, is a passenger on the Northwestern.
 Peter Vachon, merchant at Fair banks, is a passenger on the North western for the States.
 Frank H. Whitney and wife and Clarence Whitney, from the Crow Creek district, are aboard the North western going to the States on busi ness connected with their mining property
 w. w. Stoddard, expert accountant, with the Alaskan Engineering Com mission at Anchorage, is a passenger on the Northwestern enroute to San Francisco, on a 90 day leave, during which he will take treatment for eyes and ears. Mir. Stoddard is making his first trip south for several years.
 Sergt. H. T. Woolen and five privates are passengers from Fort Liscum for Seattle
 Joe Barker and Lewis Kallock, Alaskan Engineering Commission em- ployees, are on the Northwestern go- ing Outside on short visits.
 Mrs. William Patterson. wife of the proprietor of the City Express in Seward, is a passenger on the North western enroute to Seattle on visit.
 John w. Frame arrived in Juneau today on board the Northwestern after business trip to Anchorage. Seward and Valdez.
 Gus Gelles, travelling man, arrived on the Northwestern after a businelt } trip to the Westward
 Senator E. B. Collins from the Fourth Division, resident of Fair banke. arrived on the Northwcstern from the Interior, and is going to make his headquarters at the Gas tineau.
 Mike Sullivan, one of the best known old timers to the WestwarI arrived on the Northwestern toda7 from Cordova. and visited many oi his friends while the Northwestera was in port. He is on his way tC the States
 Albert Fourtnier. who first came to Juneau in 1884, is aboard the Northwestern for the States. and wis ited for an hour with Lockie Me Kinnon of the Zynda Hotel. Fourt nier went 10 the Interior from Ju neau in 1888 and has only been Out side once before this trip, since com ing North
 w A. Anderson arrived on the Northwestern from Anchorage an' is registered at the Circle City Hotel
 Mrs. J. A. Mcintosh. prominon hIt-f LNnfr bon