The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-23
WHO'S HERE
 AND WHERE

by his wife, is a passenger on the Alameda after business trip to Sc attle and Portland
 Louis Wolfe. travelling man. passed through Juneau last night oh the Alameda for Seward
 Mrs. j. E. Laurie. wife Of prom inent merchant of Cordoya, is a pas serger Westward on the Alai1Ada.A
 Mrs. R. NJ. Boyle, of Anchorage is a passenger for the Westward O. the steamer Alameda, accompanied by her two, children.
 w G. Bessler- and family, of New York City are round-trippers on tha Alameda. MT. Bessler is a prominent railroad official. |. w. II Whitaker, steamship own CT. of Los Angeles, with his family, is a round-tripper on the Alameda.
 B. D. Stewart, Territorial Inspector of Mines. left on the Alameda last night for Seward on business for the Territory
 P. Brennan. an old-timer in Al aska, was a passenger on the Ala meda for Anchorage, where he will locate.
 James and Eugene McCloskey left on the Alameda for a trip to An chorage.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. H. Doyle were passengers on the Alameda for ] Valdez s.
 George B. Smith. Alaskan repre- sentative of the Sullivan Machinery Company. left on the Alameda for q i business trip to Anchorage and neighboring points.
 |. Dr. l.. Von M. Zesch was a pas senger for her home at Cordova on the Alameda. : l.. A. LevenSaler, a mining engin- eer,' arrived here on the Northwest ern and will leave for Chiehagof to- night
 Mr and Mrs. A. Reimann arrived here on the Alameda They will leave for Pybus Bay tomorrow morn ing. MT. -Reimann is interested ia the cannery there. Ike Weathers and his mother, Mrs Anna Long, of Raymond, Wash, ar rived here on the Alameda last night for visit. .
 Mrs. F. B. Brakesley and Mrs c A. Blakesley, relatives of Mrs. Vii liam Case of this city, stopped off sfrom the Alameda last night to visit flor few days. They will later tmake a trip to Skagway and vicinity. [ Dudley c. Allen, representative of sthe TruBlu Biscuit Company in AZ taska. arrived from Ketchikan on the :Alameda last night.
 | M. c. Rugg, a travelling man. was la passenger on the Alameda from IKetchikan to Juneau.
 [ Walstein c. Smith. Territorial Treasurer, and JobD~rR rRustgard. At, torneg General for sthe Territory twere arrivals here on the Alameda from Ketchikan, where they have tbeen on business.
 E MT. and Mrs. D. w. Yates of Wind. lham are visiting for few days at .-the home of Mir c. w. Fries of this Ecity ~ z q ' lH3 S s9 ! J. ,sunpfs n music steSher land; or, .chestra leader of this city, returned from his vacation trip to the South last night
 J. c. Holman, game warden during the Taft administration on Kenai Peninsula, with headquarters at Sew ard, passed through Juneau last night on his way Westward
 H. Hooker. who is going to Sew ard to investigate mining property at Nuka Bay, is passenger on the l Alameda.
 Mrs. N. D. Wilson, wealthy woman of Los Angeles, and her daughter, are round-trippers aboard the Ala, E J. Schultz, interested < in oil lands to the Westward, is aboard the Ala meda,' en route to Cordova. t. M.-, Mcdonnell, an engineer. of this Esection. was passenger on the Ala meda last night to take a position at Latouche. He has been on visit at San Francisco. se