The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-05
Who's Here
 And Where

and J. O'Keefe, arrivals on the Ala meda from ketchikan, registered at the Gastineau, are connected with the United States, Radio Service. l F. L. Holt, arrival on the Ala 1 nleda from the. States, and making his headquarters at the Gastineau, is resident of Nome.
 1 Frank L. Knight, conductor on the Government railroad between Sew ard and Anchorage. is a passenger oil the Alameda returning to the 1 Westward after a visit in the East.
 Mrs. F. Tibbo, wife of business man of Seward, is a passenger on the Alameda returning home after visit in the States. ~
 J. l.. Galen, bushes man of Cor dova, arrival on the Alameda, is reg istered at the Gastineau.
 w. H. Greene. telegraph and tele phone construction man. accomran- jed by his wife is on the Alameda going to Seward
 W. w. Lnke?s. connected with the Alaska Road Commission. who has been visiting in Juneau for several days, will leave on the Alameda for Seward
 from Anchorage, is returning to the Westward after visit in. the States.
 T, w. Brayford. locomotive en- gineer on the Government railroad with his wife and daughter, is aboard the Alameda returning to Anchorage.
 c. B. Atwell, from the Iditarod section. arrival on the Alameda, is registered at the Hotel Gastineau
 Olin Rothfus, former resident of Seward. who went to the States two years ago to remain, could not withstand the call of the North any longer and is returning to the West ward on the steamer Alameda
 Mrs. E. Thoday, of Seward, who has been visiting in the East and along the Pacific Coast for the past five months, is a passenger on the steamer Alameda
 There are 165 passengers aboard the Alameda for Westward ports, the majority being for Seward.
 Mrs. Selma Mcconnell, and daugh ter Doris, are passengers on the Alameda for their home in Cordova
 Mrs. s. O. Casler, wife of Deputy United States Marshal Casler of Val deg, is a passenger on the Alameda for the Westward ..
 c. J. Alexander, accompanied by Mrs. Alexander, will leave Seattle tonight for the North after having spent the past several months in Washington. MT. Alexander is sup erintendent of the .Hoonah Packing Company's cannery at Hoonah.
 Mr and Mrs. J H. Long are re turning to their home in Douglas on the steamer City of Seattle, leav ing Douglas tonight. Mir. Long, man ager of the Douglas Island Packing Company, has been making two month trip through the States talk ing orders for the output of his plant. .sp
 w. s. Estus, owner of cannery in this city, who accomipanied the re- mains of his father South last Fall, is returning here on the City of Se- attle
 Charles Krassel son of Douglas tailor, is returning North on the City of Seattle.
 MT. and Mrs. William Geddes and two sons, who left for the South last Fall. are returning home on the City of Seattle. Mr. Geddes is gas boat owner and operator.
 D. l.. McKinnon, son of Mr and Mrs. Lockie McKinnon, of the Zynda Hotel. arrived here on the Alameda yesterday. He has been attending the University of California at Der kelley
 Alyce E. Anderson, former resi- dent Of Juneau. who more recently has been living in Western Alaska, has returned from a trip to the south and is now at the zynda Hotel.
 Mrs. H. D. Cooley and daughter. of Thane, arrived on the Alameda. after having been on visit to rela- tives at Everett, Wash.
 A. Van Mavern, a travelling man. returned from business trip on the Alameda.
 Tim Creedon and Tim Vogel. two pusines men of Haines, were on the Alameda yesterday, enroute to their homes after having been visiting In the South during the winter.
 Alter having spent the winter at Los Angeles, California, F. E. Par sons, Alaskan representative of the Patrick products, accompanied by Mrs Parsons, is leaving Seattle to. nlght on the steamer City of Se- attle on his spring selling trip.
 J. Fred Struthers, manager of Waechter Bros, cold storage com. pany Of Fairbanks. has been visit ing friends in Juneau since the ar rivai Of the Alameda yesterday. He Will continue his journey to the westward on the Alameda. going to fairoanks by the way of Seward. Anchorage and over Broad Pass. w k TerTill of Fairbanks. fore.