The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14

J. A lesson. of Ester, Is in the city for few days.
 Alex Chapman returned from the Beaver rivel country on Tuesday.
 MT and Mrs Sam Weiss. of Chat anika. were in town on Wednesday.
 Fred Crewe, ST, of Cleary, was in town at the beginning of the week
 Fred Rhind. collector for the N. C. company, will leave for the Outside today
 Mrs. R. NJ. Courtnay, of Chatani- ka, was in town visiting friends during the week.
 The Conta brothers of Vault creek were in the city during the later part of the week.
 Wise Mike Stiepovich was in town frcm his quartz properties on Bedrock creek last week.
 George Dalby writes that he has located a rich spot on one of the bars in the Circle country.
 Margaret O'Connor, who has been suffering from pneumonia, Is now well on the way to recovery.
 Joe Cook, the 0id time express man of this city, has started m the contracting business in Portland.
 Oscar Iolts, who is prospecting on the Dodd bench, l below En- gineer, was in town on Saturday.
 Mrs. E. E. Peoples entertained the Saturday Night Five Hundred club at her residence al Fifth and Noble.
 A son was born to Mir. and Mrs Wanda, of Goldstream, at St. Jos cphs hospital on Thursday morning.
 William Dakin, recently located on Fish creek, had to have his right leg amputated in Seattle a short time ago.
 c F. Davidson, George Lewis and Mrs Clara F. Wright left Wednes- day morning for the Outside with double-ender
 c. w. Leber and Martin Leber pulled out on Saturday for the Hot Springs district with two heavily laden dog sleds.
 J l., Flynn, formerly of Monroe, Wash, an Odd Fellow, is inquired for by D. J. Gaudel, of 329 Summer street Lynn, Mass.
 Mrs R. M Courtnay of Chatanika, returned 10 the creek metropolis on Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. E. w. Griffin, of Cinema.
 'Sourdough" Maiden has returned 10 town during the week from the creeks, where he has been doing some representation work.
 Mrs. Joe Stanton, of 327 Madison street, Memphis. wishes to hear from hel husband, who is supposed to have come to Fairbanks.
 On the Orr stage which left town on Monday last were Miss Bonnie Briggs, Mrs. w. w. Estes. George Fletcher and Jacob Samuelson.
 The Tuesday Bridge club will meet tomorrow at the residence of Mrs. Kellum, on which occasion the priZ- es will be awarded for the high scores.
 F. E. Miller of Miami, Arlz, is asking for information regarding the whereabouts of his brother Herman c. Miller, who Is supposed to be in Fairbanks.
 On the stage which left on Thurs day Julius Anderson, of the Alaska laundry, and Frank Stevens and M. s. Gillis, of Hot Springs, were pass engers for the Outside.
 Mrs. Elva Platt, of 1908 First avenue, Eau Claire, Wis. Is inquiring for the whereabouts of her husband, who, when last heard from, was about to start for Fairbanks.
 J. L. White, of 15 below Dome, reports much activity on the Mig gerhead association. Buildings for Lushbaugh & Sandstrom, and Jerry Paulson, are about to be erected.
 Dan MacFarline, of the steamer Minneapolis. arrived Friday night from Hot Springs, where he rested for few days after his trip from Lewis landing, where he left the steamer.
 MT. and Mrs. Guy B. Erwin, since their home was destroyed on Mon- day, have been staying at the l.. L.. James residence. It is possible that Mrs. Erwin will shortly leave for the Outside
 A complaint charging insanity has been sworn out against Dave Nagel, of Chatanika Nagel was recently hurt about the head at Olnes, and it is thought that his dementia arises from this cause.