The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-06
WHO'S HERE
 AND WHERE

l Andrew Monson, engince- on thr Government Railroad. is a passenger | South on the Alameda, accompanied 1 by his bride. formerly Nellie Sim onds The couple were married at 1 Anchorage one hour before the Ala meda sailed
 James Annadale, rancher in the Matanuska, is aboard the Alameda for thd Stltcs to purchase equipment for Viodel dairy
 Mrs E. Hedges and Ircna Hedges, I frcm Cordoya are passengers on the
 Alameda for the States on a visit I Charles Walmsley. who has bcen in the Cache Crock district prospect
 ing. is going to Seattle on the Ala
 meda
 j. R Otinger and Charles Hen : sen. in the auditing department of the Alaskan Engineering Commission at Anchorage. are passengers South : on the Alameda. having been rcr,nan- l: ently laid off.
 l: John M Stock, in business at An : chorage. is southbound on the Ala : mcda for California. Mrs. J. H. Christoe and children of Cordova are going South on the Ala meda to spend the coming holidays. :: Lee Cook. who has been employe ed in tho post office at Anchorage, is q rassenger to the States on the Ala ineda.
 ; ". F. Dunkle. mining man who has been in tho Willow Creek district. l. a passenger on the Alameda for Ketchikan.
 Walter X Leach who has been in vestigating oil possibilities in the !: Susitna Valley, passed south on the : Alameda en route to his hcadquar ters in California. Logan Stipp and wife are passe1 gers South on the Alameda. They have been summering in the Noun: : Mckinley district. : Fred Dahlquist, rock contractor or : the Government Railroad is a pas : senger South on the Alameda to re : main.
 : Al Chalifar and wife, from the : Kantishna district, are passengers : South on the Alameda to secure funds for mining operations. Robert Mooney, of the staff at thg Kennecott mines, is passenger South on the Alameda L. H. Carvey. who has had sue ccssful season in the Chitina district durinp tha naSt cnmner ia a pacCao ger South on the Alameda. George Madden, operator on Dan Creek, is passenger South on the Alameda. Dr. F. H. Branderberg, of Phila : delphia. X-ray expert, accompanied by his wife and two sons, is aboard the Alameda en route home in the East. Dr. Branderberg has been or : ! business trip to Anchorage of six : weeks.
 : Gus Gillis, travelling man. passed through on the Alameda from the Westward for Seattle. : T. w. Lloyd, shoe merchant at An . chorage, formerly of Seward. has dis . nosed of his business and accompan jed by his wife anf' daughter is 3
 southbound passenger on the Alame
 la for Everett. Wash. Mrs. B. o. Graham, wife of the prominent Cordova attorney, is (
 southbound passenger on the Ala
 meda.
 George Swanson. assistant mine
 superintendent at Chickaloon, is z
 passenger South on the Alameda or
 leave of absence. Misses Anna and Edith Jones. wht have been visiting friends at Chicka
 loon. arc passengers South on the
 Alameda for their home fin California
 Miss Katherine Wilson, contributor
 to the Atlantic Monthly magazine
 and other high class publications
 who has been to the Westward gath
 eripg data for material on special
 articles on Alaska. is southbound or
 the Alameda
 M Flatora, William M Brown, B
 r Sias and Anthony Beershwooger
 with the Mckinley Place: Mining
 Company are passengers South on
 the Alameda.
 Scott WOolever. engineer at the
 power plant at Anchorage. will be a
 southbOund passenger on the Admiral
 Watson for Manette, Wash. where
 he will join his wife. who is not en.
 toying the best of health.
 George and Andy Collins. expert
 bridge men. who. have been employed
 on the Government Railroad. passed
 through Juneau on the Alameda for
 Chicago.
 Mrs. Nellie Yaeger. proprietress
 of the SourdOugh roadhouse on the
 Richardson highway. is a passenger
 on the Alameda for the States to
 spend tho winter.
 Joe Stankus, ono of the teamsters
 employed by the Road Commission
 working out of Valdez is a passenger
 Coufb an tho Alamoda