The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-06

Miss Neva Cameron, one of Sew ards prominent young ladies, is d passenger South on the Alameda fol a short visit
 !. C. Doughcr;y. proprietor of ladies furnishing stores at Cordova and Anchorage. is aboard the Ala mcda going to the States for new stock. >IIc announced the store al Cordova had been closed and he will chorage store.
 Scott Newcomer, with the Amert can Bridge Company. employed Oh steel bridge work on the Government Railroad, is a passenger on the Alameda en route to his home in St l Louis.
 Clinton Care, mining man of Du luth Minn. who has been inspecting pro~erty in the Willow and Crown districts to the Westward passed through Juneau yesterday on the Alameda.
 F c. Amesbury. resident engineer of the American Bridge Company of Chicago, has completed his com pany's contract with the Alaskan En- i gireering Commission and is south bound passenger on the Alameda.
 Arthur Yost and wife are passen- gers South on the Alameda Mir. Yost has been assistant bridge fore man on the Hurricane Gulch bridge work on the Government Railroad
 H. NJ. Braford, foreman on bridge work of the American Bridge Com pany. on the Government Railroad. ] accompanied by his wife, is pas scnger on the Alameda en route 1 home to Chicago.
 R. NJ. Waterfront" Brown, well known old-timer of Skagway, Dawson and Fairbanks, is a passenger on the steamer Alameda en route to San Francisco. He visited friends here while the Alameda was in port. He will return to Fairbanks in about 1 three months.
 Martin Harrais, formerly of Fair banks, who has been developing property on Dan Creek in the Nizina River country, is passenger on the Alameda en route to California to spend the winter. He visited friends while the Alameda was in this port Miss Katherine Walsh formerl.y / employed at Goldstcin's Emporium in Juneau. now proprietor of a store ,A Anchorage. visited friends here yesterday while the Alameda was iD port on the way South.
 Chris Houger trap foreman for tho Thlinget Packing Company cannery at Funter Bay. is in Juneau on q visit
 John Leslie of Haincs, only mem 1 Der of the petit jury from that city for the present term of court, ar rived here on the Estebeth yesterday
 James Bussey who has been em ployed in Western Alaska during the summer. arrived here on the Alameda yesterday.
 Oak Olson of the, brokerage firm of from a business trip to Western Al aska on the Alameda yesterday.
 John H. Davies, member of the Territorial Fish Commission, was a passenger on the Alameda yesterday from Cordova to his home at Ketchi kan.
 Roy Hersh. travelling man. who has his home here, arrived on tLe Alameda yesterday
 Sam Guyot. travelling man with his home and headquarters here, arrived on the Alameda yesterday from a business trip to Western Alaska.
 Charles D. Garfield was an arriva here on the Alameda yesterday after a trip to Cordova. where he attended a meeting of the Territorial Fisi Commission. of which he is a mem Der
 N c. Monson. one of the keepers of the Eldred Rock Light in Lynn Canal. is in Juneau on visit.
 Dr. F. Runnalls. physician for the White Pass Railway, is in Juneau on a business visit. He arrived on the Estebeth yesterday.
 Mrs. C. R. Bell of Tee Harbor is in Juneau on visit
 Mrs. A. F. Woods arrived here on the Alameda from Anchorage. where she has been visiting for several months.
 Mrs Mildred Mosley left on the Alameda yesterday for trip to the l South
 Mrs. J. H. Christoe and children who have been visiting here for sev eral months with her mother. Mrs Bfacken. and family. left for hel home at Seattle on the Alameda
 Ernest Blue. district deputy of the Loyal Order of Moose, returned here on the Estebeth yesterday from an official visit to lodges at Haines and 1 SkagWay.