The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-10
WHO'S HERE
 AND WHERE


 1t Haines. arrived here Saturday night on gasboat, on business trip. He is registered at the Gas s;neau.
 George Waltz, Alaska representa- tive for the Crane Co of Seattle, ar rived here on the steamship Alameda.
 H. F. Preston, Alaska representa- live of the National Grocery Con- )any, arrived here on the Alameda rom a business trip 10 Southeastern owns.
 Prank McCaffer@. an charge of ,qnipment for the AlA$ka Road Com mission work in the vaadsz district, I'd w. E. Miller .tay9x driver flor he Commission, left Oh the steam ship Alameda for GordoTa
 T. J Halferty, foreman of the Car isle Packing Company al Cordova eft on the Alamedasfcr tlle cannery Mrs. F. B4ggs, nother Of Minnard Mills. who has begn visiting with her son for seyeralsdays, left on the Alameda for her home in Valdez.
 Cant W. H Bergman and T. s. Fitzgerald, engineer, left on the Ala meda for Seward, from where they will go to Fort Gibbons where they operate the boat Eagle
 Frank Parrish, Alaska representa- i've Of the Forbes Electrical Supply Company of Seattle, left on the Ala meda on business trip to the West ward
 c. F. Carlson, who arrived here recently from Five Finger Light, left m the steamship Spokane for Ketch- kan.
 Malcolm Brock of Cardova. who has been here for several days, left on the steamship Spokane for the South
 George Stinson is leaving today pn the mail and passenger boat Pheasant for Five Finger Light.
 w Strong, trapper and river boat man from TakI, arrived here yester- day On the gasboat Diana with c3rgo of furs. MT Strong expects to leave for his home on Taku River tomorrow.
 Mrs. Isabelle Amber Gilman. in charge of the government school at iEo0nah. arrived here on the Estebeth nd expects to leave for the South for the benefit of her health
 c. M Sharp, Alaska representative for the Schwabacher Hardware Com pauy, arrived here on the Estebeth from a business trip to Sitka.
 c. w dIawkesworth, superintend. ent of government schools, returned today on the Fstebeth from trip of inspection of native schools in this vicinity.
 J. l.. Looussac, druggist of An. chorage, and formerly of Juneau, rassed through here Saturday on the Alameda after a trip 10 New York City.
 II. o. Roberts, manager of new cannery on Kodiak Island, financed by Seward capitalists, is a passen. ger on the Alameda for the West, ward.
 Abe Stein, one of the best known Interior traders, visited his many Ju- neau friends Saturday while the Ala ne1a was in port. Stein is on his way to Fairbanks.
 Mrs. k. E Temme. wife of the manager of the Empress Theater at Anchorage, is a passenger Westward On the Alameda.
 F. w Redwood, well known busi- ness man of Anchorage, is on the Alameda after q business trip in Pa cific Coast states.
 F. R. Lucas and L. D. Colbert, mine operators 10 the Westward, passed through Juneau Saturday on the Ala meda en route to Seward.
 W. I. Downie, who will manage the San Juan Packing Company's plant at Seward during the season. is messenger on the Alameda.
 o Fofstad. in business at Anchor age. is a passenger on the Alameda for the Westward
 United States Marshal Harvey Sul- hvan, of the Third Division, who re- gently passed through Juneau, is On his way to Portland to see his baby son, born on Marcs 31.