The Alaska daily empire., 1922-07-12
WHO'S HERE ! AND WHERE

I the past several weeks, left on the I northwestern for her home in l Seward.
 f Mrs. J. D. Lyons arrived here on the Northwestern.
 f Miss Maude Allen. sister of T. l.. Allen of Goldstein's Emporium, and
 Miss J. sOwnsby. arrived here on the I Mort western to visit with MT. and | Mrs. Allen.
 Mrs. e. w. Mossman, wife of the United States Marshal at Anchorage, 2 passed through Juneau on the Northwestern for her home. | Dr. Eneidas K. Scott, prominent surgeon of Portland, Oregon. is passenger on the Northwestern, making the round trip. 1 w. N, Joyner, wholesale druggist i of Spokane, accompanied by Mrs. Joyner and Elizabeth Joyner, is makins the round trip on the steam ship Northwestern. l F. A. Law. attorney at Washing ton. D. C., for the Guggenheim in tterests, and Mrs. Law. are making the round trip to the Westward, on
 the Northwestern.
 Miss M. Drummond. private sec
 retary to E. T. Stannard, official of the Alaska Steamship Company, is D round trip passenger on the 1 Northwestern.
 ! Waldemat Georeeson, son of Dr. Georgeson, head of the agricultural experiment stations in Alaska, Mrs. Georgeson and Miss Catherine, l daughter of Dr. Georgeson, is on the Queen for Sitka to visit with their parents.
 l.. T. Jacobson, mining man, passed through Juneau on the Queen 1 for Sitka where he is interested in minii.g property.
 NJ. F. Mcdonnell, Alaska represen- tative for the American Paper Con- pany, left on the Queen for Sitka on q business trip. 1 Miss Mabel LeRoy left last night on the Queen to make the round trip I to Skagway and Sitka. Prof. J. Sumpf left Juneau on the Queen for Sitka on a pleasure trip. l Charles Mann, business man Of ! Petersburg, arrived here on the Queen on a business trip. | Miss F. O. Dowd and Miss s. Nor row of Chicago are round trip pas sengers on the steamship Queen.
 Mir. and Mrs R. Holsapple and 1 ~ IAlc nf are making the round trip on the Queen.
 Mrs. Gertrude Enos and her son arrived here on the Queen from Pet ersburg
 | Miss M. Zessenhaus of New York Lis, passenger on the steamship Queen. She will remain at Sitka un- til the next steamship, on a sight I seeing trip.
 | MT. and Mrs. J. R. McCracken of Boston are making the round trip on fhe steamship Spokane. l Miss l.. Rettig, trained nurse, is a round trip passenger on the Queen from Seattle, where she attended the nurses convention. She will return to her home in California after this trip.a
 Frank MetcaH, mineral surveyor, 1 left on the Queen for Sitka. where ! he will survey mining property. He expectsto be gone about six weeks. Harold Brown, son of MT. and Mrs. H. E. Brown, left on the Queen for Skagway He will visit at Car cross with Leo Smons and at Atlin ! with J. M Ruffner. , George K. Gilbert, Ketchikan busi- ness man, who has been here sev- eral days. left on the steamship Queen for Skagway and Sitka. He will return here on the same steam ship and proceed to his home.
 At the Gastineau
 J. s. Kileen. Ben Barry. c. J. An heier, B. L. McMillan, A. Suther land, G. E. Banvard, J. s. Pitcher, J. Delahide, Mrs. Mary L. Scott, Mrs. H. A. Scott. w. A. Castleton, Lew e. Kay. w. R. Rust, A. Pollock, Mrs. Pollock, H. Lopp.. Mrs. Lopp. Gus Michel. Charles Williams, G. L. Rich, | Gus Gelles, w K. Beaudin, E. $. | Ganlin. D. c. Sargent, Louis Wolfe.
 At the Lynda
 Mrs. w. F. Ducey and son, Mir. 1 and Mrs. J. D. Lyons, w. H. Sade. Mrs. Sade, Ed. Larrety. At the Alaskan
 John Lunderson, Fred Berglund, 1 Auguste Confombe. Pete Corovich. w. Shepard, Martin Olsen, A. E. Loe. }. A. Olsen, Jack Howard, Mrs Blair, H.. Kaihan. Miss Celia Mclaughlin, stenog- rapher in the office of the Secretary of Alaska. left on the Alameda on B vacation trip, to Seattle.
 R.. s. LYimer. engineer. with the Atlas-lmpfrial Engine Company of Oakland. left on the Alameda for |the South. S Miss Genevieye Jonas, of Gold stein's Emporium. left on the steam lship Alameda sfar Seattle and Ia Ecoma on a vacation trip. E B. F Heinztleman. district en- .gineer with the Forest Service, left