The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-07-22
WHO'S HERE
AND WHERE

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Mrs. Alex Fowler of the firm of
Fowler G. Norris, Nenana, is a pas
senger South on the Northwestern
on business trip to the States.
A. A. Templeton and wife, of De
troit arc returning South on the
Northwestern after visiting the min
ing districts adjacent to Anchorage
and Seward.
James Dodenbaugh, conductor on
the Fairbanks-Nenana train, accom-
south bound on the Northwestern on
three months vacation.
r. D. Brooks, star twirler on the
| Soldiers team at Anchorage, is a
passenger on the Northwestern for
Arkansas.
E. H. Poppell and wife of Fair,
banks are passengers South on the
Northwestern on a visit in the
States.
Dr. William P. Kirby, formerly of
Nenana, is aboard the Northwestern
for Ketchikan, where he will locate.
l.. c. Drumheller who has been
inspecting mining property in the
Anchorage district, is a passenger
South on the Northwestern.
Mrs. H. Barthell from Fairbanks,
is a passenger out on the North
western on visit in the States.
Cache Creek mine operators, are go
ing south on the Northwestern on a
business trip.
A. Prchert, wife and child from
Nenana, are passengers on the North
western for Seattle and Tacoma.
f. F. Sullivan, mining operator OF
the Willow Creek district, is south
bound on the Northwestern after in
specting property to the Westward.
Steve Kane arrived here this morn
ing on his gasboat, Patricia, from
Hoonah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Nelson and
their son. Hans, Jr.. arrived here on
the Northwestern from Fort Gibbon
They are guests at the Gastineau
Hotel
Mrs Glen Bartlett and her two
children. Rose and Willoughby, left
Juneau last night on the steamship
Northwestern for Seattle, where they
will join Mr.. Bartlett.
l.. S. Loveridge and NJ w. Lover
idge, mining operators near Hanes
left on the Northwestern for the
South.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Hollis left Ju
neau last night on the Northwest
ern for Seattle.
Miss Wayne Rcigh Of the govern
ment hospital. left on the Northwest
ern for the South.
Tom Murray fox rancher near Hoo
nah, arrived here this morning on
the gasboat Patricia for supplies.
Mrs Rex G. Rutherford sister OF
James Freeburn. left on the North
western for her home in Tacoma.
G. D. Brown, mining man, interest
ed in properties near Hawk Inlet
left on the Northwestern for the
South.
E. T. Sullivan, mining man near
Nenana. is a passenger out on the
Northwestern.
The body of Mrs Clara Alfred, who
died in Nenana recently, is aboard
the Northwestern for Seattle for
burial.
C. l.. Kilkerhouse. of Circle, who
mushed over the trail to Chitina, then
railroaded to Cordova, Is a passen
ger south on the Northwestern on q
business trip.
Miss Ellen Redeem. who has been
operating a boarding house at Cor
dova. has sold out and is aboard the
Northwestern for Seattle.
f. d. Rhodes, of Kennecott, dia
mond drill foreman, is a passenger
south on the Northwestern and
will probably be esnt by the Seattle
office of the Guggenehims to the
Belgian Congo
Miss Mabel Drummond, private
secretary to E. T. Stannard. at Sc
attic. is returning south on the
Northwestern after visiting to the
Westward.
Art Holt and family of Cordova are
on the Northwestern going to the
States on an extended visit.
w. II. Liebe. formerly of Juneau
/ now at Cordoya in the meat bust
ness. has purchased a residence there
and will remain permanently.
Misses Lynette and Charlaine Fur
ley. of San Francisco. who have been
making a trip to the Interior. are
passengers south on the Northwest
ern
At the Gastineau
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