The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-07-24
WHO'S HERE
AND WHERE

! United States Marshal Harvey Sui
! livan OF the Third Division is pas
senger aboard the Alameda for his
headquarters at Valdez after taking
prisoners South.
Judge Leopold David. of Anchor
/ age. accompanied by his wife and
daughter. are passengers on the Ala.
media returning North after bust
ness and pleasure trip of two months
in the Pacific Northwest
Dr. 7 A. Haxby is on the Ala
media going to Cordova after a short
visit to the States. He is connect
ed with the Guggenheims.
W. F. Lee, Westward oil man, is
passenger on the Alameda for
Seward.
G. L. Rich, Alaska representative
for the Black Manufacturing Com
pany, left on the steamship Spokane
for Ketchikan on a business trip.
L. T. Jacobsen, president of the
Haley Gold Mining Company passed
through Juneau last night on the
Spokane for Seattle. He has been
inspecting the mine being operated
by the company. at Silver Bay, near
Sitka.
J. l.. Hill, fox rancher at Sullivan
Island. is in Juneau on business.
A. H. Kuettner, cannery man II
Killsnoo, is in juneau on bust
ness trip.
II. Gartley, owner of the Wranrell
sawmill, arrived here on the JET
ferson on a business trip
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. w Browne, Miss
Louise Browne and r. c. Kennedy
arrived here this morning on the
Estebeth from Hawk Inlet, whore
Brown and Kennedy are interested
in mining property.
Varian Banks, treasurer Of the
Presbyterian Board of Homo Mis-
sions, and Mrs. Banks, arrived here
Saturday on the Alameda On a tour
of Southeastern Alaska.
Mrs. c. E. Hooker arrived here
N the Alameda to join -: husband.
They will return to their home in
California in the fall.
Mrs E. kirkland returned on the
Alameda after visiting in the South
several weeks.
w. w. Batcheller, representative
for the Albers Bros, arrived here on
the Alameda from Ketchikan, where
he has been on business trip.
Judge w. II. Whittlesey of Seward
left on the Alameda for his home.
Glenn Darlington. representative
for the Fuller Paint Company, left
on the Alameda for the Westward.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Lopp, scenic ar
lists, who have been here several
days, left on the Alameda for An
chorage.
/. G. Anderson, with Seims & Carl
son. road builders, left on the Ala
media for Seward to inspect the road
work being done by the company
there.
B. F. Heintzleman. engineer with
the Forest Service. arrived here Sat
urday on the Alameda from Ketchi-
kan, where he has been on official
business.
R. F. Kelso, representing a dental
supply house, returned to Juneau on
the Northwestern from a business
trip to the Westward He is ac-
companied by Mrs. Kelso.
James Estes returned to Juneau
this morning on the Estebeth from
Funter Bay.
Elizabeth F. Harms and Eleanor
Browne, of Toledo, are here for sew
eral days after visiting Skagway and
the Atln country. They are making
a tour of Alaska and expect to leave
on the next boat to the Westward.
At the Gastineau
G. B. Shooter. l.. Kane, Catherine
Wilson. P. E. Goddard, Varian Banks,
Mrs. Varian Banks, Jeanette Near.
thur, George Risoold, Mrs. Clara D.
Klein, II. Gartley, Ruth Marshall,
Lucy Linderman, Katherine Convers,
Elizabeth and Eleanor Browne, Jud.
son H. Rogers, f. f. Hopkins, R. C.
Kennedy Mr. and Mrs w Browne