The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-13
WHO'S HERE
AND WHERE

Mrs. Fl. T. Trip and her daush
ter. Miss Eva. returned to Juneau OF
the Admiral Watson. They have
spent the summer in the States.
w. E. Battle. in charge of the Ter
ritorial fisheries work at Eyak Lake
Cordova. returned today on the
steamship Alameda.>
NJ. c. Rugg. representative OF the
Cudahy Packing Company, returned
on the Alameda from business trir
to Tire Westward
Grover c. VIM. attorney. returned
on the Admiral Watson from a bust
ness trip in the South.
r. A. Maurer. representative foi
the Schwalacher Grocery Company
and r. H Chadwick. representative
for the Carnation Milk Company, ar
rived on the Queen from Sitka, com
ing in town from AUX Bay. and left
on the Alameda for the South
Mrs G. F. Forrest and her son
Paul Kabler. returned to juneau on
the Northwestern from the South.
NJ. S. Wilson. representative OF
the J. B. Caro- Co, left on the
Queen on a business trip to Ketchi-
kan.
/ James J. Coggins left on the Queen
for Seattle.
F. A. Boyle. registrar at the local
U. S. Land Office, and Mrs. Boyle,
returned to Juneau last night on the
Northwestern.
Laszlo Schwartz. violinist-composer
passed through Juneau on the North
western for the Westward and In
terror. He has been at Petersburg
and Wrangell. where he was en-
gagged in concerts.
Mrs. Allen Shattuck. Virginia and
Curtis Shattuck. returned to Juneau
on the Admiral Watson after spend
ing the summer in the States.
c. E. Seblng. representative for
the Mergenthaler Linotype Company,
left on the Admiral Watson for the
Westward and Interior.
Mrs. J. J. Commons left on the
steamship Queen for Seattle to visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. f. NJ Policy of Sitka arrived
here on the steamship Queen
Miss Lydia Janeke. of the Beauty
Shop. returned to Juneau this morn
ing on the Queen. having made the
round trip to Sitka on that steam
ship
c. w. HawkeswOrth. superintend
ent of government schools in South
eastern Alaska, left on the Queen
for Ketchikan and Metlakatla on a
trip Of inspection
F. A. Roman. Mrs. Roman and
their little son left on the Queen for
Ketchikan. They will go from there
to Metlakatla, where Mr.. Roman will
records of the natives
there He represents law firm of
Washington. d. C.
Miss Mamie Hahn arrived here on
the Admiral Watson from Ketchikan.
H. L. Morris. representative OF
the Schillings Best Company, return
ed to Juneau On the Admiral Watson
from Ketchikah.
Mrs. Henry Brie left on the Ala
media for her home in Seattle.
DR.. and Mrs H. Vance left on
the Alameda for the South. They
will tour from Seattle to California,
across country and to Ontario. Can.
Charles Goldstein left on the Ala
media on a business trip to the South.
He expects to go East and will be
absent from Juneau several weeks.
J. S. Hume. cannery man. and
Mrs. Hume, arrived here on the Ad-
mral Watson from Petersburg.
Mrs. Henry Roden returned on
the Alameda from the Westward,
where she has spent the past several
weeks with her husband.
Miss Muriel Femmor left on the
Queen for the States. to attend
school.
D. G. Allen. representative of the
Tru Blu Biscuit Company. and A. Van
representative of the West
Coast Grocery Company, left on the
Queen for Petersburg.
. j. 3. Caro- of the J. B. Caro- Co.
left on the Queen on business trip
to Ketchikan.
Mrs. Arthur McGown of Fairbanks
is passenger on the Alameda for
Seattle. She is en- route to Belfast.
Ireland. to visit relatives.
Mrs. J. w. Levers and her sister