The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-07-26
WHO'S HERE
AND WHERE

Mrs. Sam Guyot and Miss Har
| riet Muench, cousin of Mr.. Guyot
left Juneau this morning on the
Queen, making the round trip to
Sitka.
Miss Virginia Golf, teacher in
the public school here last year and
in charge of summer school. re-
Gently ended, left last night on the
Admiral Watson, en- route to Nome
where she will teach this winter
W. T. Hodgson, mining engineer,
of Houghton, Mich, was a passen-
ger on the Princess Alice for the
Interior.
Miss Maud Allen, sister of T. L,
Allen of Goldstein's Emporium and
Miss Jessie Owensby, who are visit
ing here with Mr. and Mrs. Allen,
left this morning on the Queen,
making the round trip to Sitka.
E. NJ. Axelsen, U. s. Commissioner
at Yakutat, left on the Admiral
Watson for his home
Miss X Mcmillan of Talladega
Ala. is conducting a tour of 10
people on the round trip to Skag
way on the Princess Alice
Miss Dorothy Hoolet. returned to
Juneau last night on the steamship
Admiral Watson.
Miss Helen Douglas, journalist
and insurance agent and Miss Jean
Douglas, journalist and lawyer, of
Atlanta, Ga, are making the round
trip on the Princess Alice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Leduc. who
were married here last week. left
this morning on the steamship
Queen, on a wedding trip to Sitka.
Richard Wakelin, representative
for the Kern Q Green Shoe Com
paany. left last night on the Ad
miral Evans on business trip to
the Westward and Interior to
Fairbanks.
H. HERMAN. retired manufac-
turer of River Forest, Ill, and Mrs.
HERMAN, are making the round
trip on the Princess Alice.
NJ C. Rugg. representative for
the Cudahy Packing Company, ar
rived here last night on the Ad-
miral Watson from the South and
left this morning on the Queen tor
Sitka
J. R. Ashdown, hardware mer-
chant and ex-mayor of Winnipeg,
Man. and Mrs Ashdown are max
Ia, he ut, hn Drip
cess Alice
Fred Henning, representative for
Robert Scott, local broker. left Jul
neau this morning on the Ocean
on a business trip to Skagway,
Haines and Sitka.
Mrs. Clarence Beatty returned
to juneau last night on the Ad-
miral Watson from Seattle where
she was called by the serious i'll
ness of her mother.
J. r. Cohen, counsel at the port
of New York City, and Mrs. Co
hen are making the round trip to
Skagway on the Princess Alice.
F. G. Keeney, of Marshall &
Newman, left juneau this moroning
on the steamship Queen on bust
ness trip to northern towns and
Sitka He will return Sunday on
the same steamship.
Mrs. l.. F. Williams, wife of the
outside foreman for the Tee Har
Dor cannery, arrived here last night
on the Admiral Watson.
r. A, Maurer, representative for
the Schwabacher Grocery Company,
arrived here on the steamship
Queen from towns in the southern
district.
of indianapolis, Ind. and Mrs. Don
ey, are making the round trip on
the Princess Alice.
Fl. L. Morris, representative for
Schillings Best Co., arrived here
this morning on the steamship
Queen from the south and left on
the same boat for Sitka.
Gus Gelles. broker. left last night
on the Admiral Watson for An
chorage. e
r. Spring, attorney of Boston,
and Mrs. Spring, are making the
round trip on, the Princess Alice.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kelsoe left on the
Jefferson for Ketchikan.
Dudley G. Allen, representative
for the Tru Blue Biscuit Company
arrived on the Jefferson from Skag
way.