The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Fred T. Benson, of If F. Walton place. Chicago, is writing for information tn rcrard to the where abouts of her brother, Otto Moline, who. with Hs Wife, Was once a resident of Fairbanks.
 Only three appeared before Judge Oyerfield on Monday night to make application for final papers and all were admitted 10 citizenship. They We're Jos ph Davies, Herbert Lee James and Charles Tobias Lienert.
 Ten new members were admitted 70 the Harmonic Society at the last meeting of the society It has not vet been decided whether the big annual ball will be held on Friday or Saturday night preceding Christ mas.
 Miss Selma Shedin. whose hand was severely burned al the Alaska laun- dry Is doing well and is now well on the way 10 recovery. Dr. Hall made successfully large number of skin gratis on the back of the hand
 Bill McPhee is in receipt of a letter from Harry Jones, who left 1 last summer for the KuskOkwim. Harry says he has not vet located any pay streak hut has concluded 10 stay in the country until next summer.
 Wcrd was received by the Pion- cers of Alaska to the effect that Henry Gilcher, who was injured by street car in Seattle, is getting 1 along we'll toward recovery and Ea ob the first Of next month.
 Mrs. Kinney. of s below Cleary, Mrs R. NJ Ccurtuay, and Mrs. s. R. Weiss, of Chatanika, and Mrs. Hagen, Mrs Barnes, Mrs. Williams, Mrs Lloyd and Miss Lund. of Gold stream, were in town to attend the Shirjwajst ball on Friday. William I.ehmanH, of Birch creek was brought into town on Tuesday, suGeriuS considerable pain on ac- count Of having ptarmigan bone lodge i'll his throat. An operation was performed al St. Joseph's and Lehman is HOW doing well.
 Billy Kramer has received word from Fred JorgcnsOn. who was sent out from Fairbanks last summer for medical treatment. to the effect that the injury 10 the knee has been cured by an operation and that he is much improved n health F. Stevens and M. s. Gillis arriv- ed in the city at the beginning of the week from Hot Springs. en route to the Outside. They both reported that there Is every reason to be- lieve that a new paystreak has been opeQei up on Killarney creek
 Deputy Marshal Hansen started for the Chandlar country on Thurs day for the body of J. D. Clark At Circle he will be joined by John Cornell who found the body and who will act as a special guide to the place where the body was left.
 Word has been received from Lin coin Rath, who is enroute 70 the Outside, that he mushed over the Valdez trail in the excellent time of twelve days. MT. Rath will re- turn to camp In March, after visit ing relatives in Washington and Ohio.
 Captain Crane and his wife, with fourteen dogs and two sleds left for the Iditarod on Wednesday. At Hot Springs the party will be joined by Mrs. Naehter and 15 or 20 other of the passengers of the Martha
 'or " "i'l proct ei win them to the Iditarod.
 Charley Newton, linotype opera tor on the News Miner, who recently has been laid up with an eye afflic- tion, was sufficiently recovered on Saturday to pay the Citizen office visit. It will be a week, however, before he will be able to take his accustomed chair in front of the Mergenthaler