The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-21

" AA4t oii N'fAt4tr 'AA tNRstAE tut III S' through passenger of the season.
 Mir and Mrs. Guy r Erwin have
 taken up their residence in the Le.
 Blanc cottage on Third avenue.
 On Tuesday evening very enjoy.
 able dance was held by some of the members of the Harmonic society The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club
 was entertained by Mrs. Raine al | her residence on Second and Cowles. Mir ard Mrs Spalding are leav. 1 ing for the creeks today. They will i be back in town for Thanksgiving ! Friends of Howard Hillery ten. i dered him a surprise party on the
 occasion of his birthday last Tues.
 day
 Dave Petree ard Gus Peterson
 have filed application for a patent
 for No. above. left limit. Cleary | creek.
 Dennis Goheen, the old man who
 was held on a charge of insanity
 was discharged from custody Sat. urday
 The Entre Nous 300 club held its Saturday session at the residence
 of Mrs. Frederick Lewis on Garden | Island
 The Saturday Night 800 Club was , entertained the past week at the
 residence cf Mir. and Mrs Harold
 Reeves.
 ! On the stage which left on Thurs
 day Mr and Mrs J Albert Jackson,
 Billy McKinron. and Mrs. Golden
 were passengers.
 At their residence on Tenth near Cushman Mir. and Mrs Rasmussen
 entertained on Thursday night a few
 of their friends at 800, Mir. and Mrs J Albert Jackson, of the Washingt on-Alaska bank left
 for the Outside on Thursdays stage. He expects to return early in Jan ] uary
 Joe Enos the Redmond creek miner. fell from a pile of hay on
 Saturday in the x. C. warehouse and sustained a severe cut on the back
 of his head.
 | Mrs. R, T. Englebrecht. on Thurs | day received word of the death of i her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Margaret l schmidt. at San Francisco. on We'd nesday morning.
 Mr. Charles Patten and Miss Mary Webster, formerly of Ester creek, were married early in October in the Iditarod, Judge Maltby perform ing the ceremony
 Mrs A. H. McNeer. who has been visiting in Seward and other coast towns during the past summer, is exDecter over the trail the latter part of this month Walter Fox. the circulator of the i News Miner, Whiic attempting a stampede. Was lost on the Twelve Mile summit and mad to come back nome "lln frosted feet. s. w Yarger and Harry Capp left for the kantishna on Tuesday with q prospecting outfit. They took a horse and aouble-ender and expect 10 be gone for a year at least Since theiI residence was dam aged bv fire on Thursday MT and
 Mrs. R. C, Wood have taken up their residence in the McGlnn resi- dence at Third and Wickersham.
 The Tuesday Bridge Club was en- tertained at the residence of MT. and Mrs F. II. Boyer last week Mrs Herman Barthel was awarded the prize, a very beautiful cut glass bowl
 A party was rendered on Wednes- day at Olnes by Mrs. c. M Bruce
 to MT. Sleiffer who is on his way to the Outside. Voss' pOolroom was
 cleared for the party and very
 jolly time was had. Charles Rollins. Nick Demara and Joe Ferris started out over the trail on Friday for the Outside. Demara intends to try to break into the long distance running game before he returns to the Panama. John F.. Doherty the hardware man. will leave this week over the trail for the outside He plans to visit his parents in Oakland, Cal and spend the holidays there It is quite likely that he will be back in the spring
 In a wire to "Fallon, O'Gara X Company" Billy Casey on Saturday
 stated that he and Tom Aiken were headed this way at top speed Billy is anxious to get out to the
 Napa valley home in time for the Christmas festivities F. c. Wood and R. l.. Palmer re-
 turned on Tuesdays stage from a hunting trip in the Little Delta
 country They brought back three and one half mountain sheep. It is
 understood the Native son refused
 to part with the other half
 CUT OUT CHATANIKA P. 0.