The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-26
WHO'S HERE
 AND WHERE

Mrs w E. Bathe. accompanied by her daughters, Lucille and Florence, returned to Juneau on the steamship Northwestern after a visit with rela- tiyes in Washington and Oregon.
 J. W. Gucker, commercial traveller, arrived here on the Santa Rita yes erday from Haines.
 Henry Moses, dealer in furs, ar rived here on the Northwestern from ! short trip to Wrangel
 Mrs. Peter Carlson and her daugh- 'er, Winnifred, r.turne1 to Juneau pn the Northwestern from a trip to he South.
 Mrs Charles Goldstein, who has been visiting with her laughter. Marie. at the University Of Washing ton, Seattle, returned here on the eamship Northwestern
 CHS Lanart, cannervman. arrived hero on the Northwestern and is registered at the Zynda Hotel
 Mrs. Ludwig Nelson. wife of the ieweler at the Nugget Shop, returned here on the steamship Northwestern rom the South, where she has been for the past several weeks for the benefit of her health.
 Charles Otteson. stockholdor in he Alaska Daro Gold Mining Com. Dany, with property at Funter Bay arrived here on the Northwestern after business trip in the Sou h in thn interest of the mine.
 oscar B Hart. M. c. Rugg, w. w Batcheller and Glen Darlington, com mercial travellers, arrived on the Northwestern from Southern Alaska towns.
 Lockie MacKinnon, proprietor of the Zynda Hotel returned on the Northwestern from a trip to the South
 Mrs J. w Foley and her two chil- dren. Nancy and Mary Margaret, left on the steamship Northwestern en route to their home in Fairbanks by way of the Government Railroad.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A Lofquist, who recently arrived here from TenaKee. where they have been since Sept9m- her for the benefit of Mrs Lofqust's h9alth, left on the Northwestern for Anchorage, where they conduct the Kenai Hotel.
 Miss Ruby Detroit. business nan ager of Captain A. E. Lathrops in tercsts to the Westward, accompanied " Ter moth5l, is aboard the N0t.h- western for CorGcva after a visit in Chicago
 ]. E Cuir CT, old-timer of Cor dova, acconranied by his wife, d1e on the jJort' western returning hlne fter spend ng the holidays in he States.
 Babe Hayes, well known old inner of Cordova and Valdez, is on the Northwestern for Cordova after pending seven weeks in Seattle, Portland and Victoria
 s. Finkelstein, son of the senior member of the Cordova firm of 7'lnkelstein X Shapiro, is a passen. ger on the Northwestern for home
 Fred Glassburner of the Northern feat Company. at Cordova is re- nrning home on the Northwestern fter visit of three months along he Pacific Coast
 Mrs. NJ D. Williams, known to old. timers in Juneau as Hilma Hihlana is aboard the Northwestern for Val. deg, her home.
 Harry De Younge, in charge of the Northern Commercial Company's hardware department at Fairbanks Cor number of years, is passenger on the Northwestern en route to Hot Springs.
 Mrs. s. F. Hosford wife of a prom inent interior mining man, is bound westward on the Northwestern.
 E. c. Maddox, well known mining nan of the interior, lately interested in Willow Creek property, is pas seDger on the Northwestern for Sew ard.
 H. B. Madiand, travelling man, rassed through Juneau today on the Northwestern for Seward.
 Miss Charlotte Millin arrived on the Northwestern from Ketchikan and will be connected with the for estry. office in Juneau
 Martin Harrais, well known Cor