The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-18
Tides Tomorrow
MONDAYS TIDES
WHO'S HERE
 AND WHERE

Mrs: Harry Karsten, vile of d well known Interior man, is aboard the Northwestern en route to her home at Fairba1k5 MT. x Karsten will on July 1'become chief ranger of the Mt. Mckinley forest.
 Mrs. F. l.. Knihgt, wife of one of the conductors on the government railroad, IS a passenger on the Northwestern for Seward
 M. F. Felts, interested in Cold Bay oil lands, is aboard the Northwest ern on his way to Seward en route westward.
 r D. J. Halferty. of the Pioneer Packing Company, at Cordova, also Aberdeen, Wash, is a passenger on the Northwestern. The Cordoxa can nery packs clans and salmon The cannery at Aberdeen packs only clans. si3
 Ed. O'Brien and wife, of Cordova are passengers westbound on the Northwestern. He is proprietor of the Model Coffee House at Cordova
 Walter Gaffney, well known Al askan, formerly in business at An chorage, is on the Northwestern go ing to the railroad city and may again enter business there. 4f'u{
 Mrs. C.. Dustin. wife of the chief machinist of the Copper River & Northwestern Railroad, and also the copper properties, is on the North western going to Cordova after a visit in the States.
 George Steele, of the Copper River & Northwestern Railroad, is pas. senger on the Northwestern, return ing to Cordova after visit in the South.
 George Priest and wife, of the In terior are passengers on the North western
 c. D. Maithey, mine operator at Ruby City, is passenger on the Northwestern for Skagway on his way by the upper river route to his property. a~ a 3
 There are g Misses" aboard the Northwestern going to Saw Mill Bay. Shi 10 VIII OC Ch6d6Cu HI lHC herring saltery there during the com, ing season. tt sr' 'fi
 M. c. Rugg, travelling man., was passenger on the Northwestern this morning on business trip to Western Alaska. 2rsf'
 T. M Hunt of thet field division of the General Land Office, left on the Northwestern for Seward e.
 A. l.. Duncan representing the Dennision Manufacturing Company, was a passenger for the west on the Northwestern.
 James McCloskey of the Alaskan Hotel left on the Northwestern for a trip to Anchorage and vicinity.
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Grimm left for Skagway on the Northwestern this morning after having spent sev eral days here after arriving from Seward.
 Fred Dahlquist, at the head of a party of men, left on the Northwest ern to spend the summer in survey work for the Land Office.
 E. Provost. a former resident of this city, arrived on the Amba s;.dor last night from Chichagof, where he has been employed.
 Peter Coggins, who has been em- ployed at the Chichagof mine, ar rived here on the Ambassador last night.
 MT. and Mrs. s. J. Kane aud daughter, Patricia, left today on their cruiser Patricia after Paving spent more than a week in Juneau on visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter E. Bathe and daughter. Ida. were passengers on the Northwestern this niorning. for Cordoya, where, Mr., ,Bathe Will tc connected with the eyeing station of the Territorial Fish tCommis ssion.
 Lieut.. B. l.. Mack, district super lntendent sof communication for the naval radio service, left or the today after having been on tour of inspection of sta lions in this vicinity.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Morris were on the Northwestern for Cordova.
 Miss Lola Korhonen left on the to spend the summer tt Cordova.
 H. R. Herner, formerly of Thone, eft on the Northwestern to work for he Kennecott Copper Company.
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