The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-17
PERSONAL MENTION

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 Ed Wickersham returned to Dome creek during the week.
 Harry Atwool of Pedro creek was in town during the week.
 J ohnny the Harp" is seriously ill al St Matthew's hospital
 $. II. Hardy. of Fcrt Gihbon, was in town during the week
 Mrs Fred Hoerler was one of the arrivals Cn the Schwatka
 Jerry PaulSon, of OlneS was q wis itor to town during the week.
 Dan Moliarty, who was burned on ! below Dome. is recovering.
 Mike kucel, formerly of Gold stream, has left for the Outside.
 A C. Troseth. of h below Cleary, was in town during the week.
 Charley Walton came in from Fair banks creek on Wednesday night
 Mr and Mrs R. F. Shanklin. of Es ter were in town during the week.
 J. G. Nichols and G. Y. Perry left on Thursday on a prospecting trip,
 Ira Griffin was al St. JOseph's hos pital for a couple of days last week.
 Mrs. G. G. Lemmons is expected II III lHt oulSltt III ttboNl l"t "CNhH.
 Dr Cassells received a new gaso- line runabout on the steamer Schwat- ka.
 John Keith, Of Cinema. is recover ing nicely from an attack of typhoid fever
 Mr. and Mrs. George Haskins re- turned from the Outside on Thursday morning.
 Falcon Joslin left on Saturday night on the steamer Julia E. for he Iditarod.
 Roy Lund has taken over the management of the Arctic club. from Frank Corbett
 Ms. Eddie Willis, who has spent the Schwatka
 MT and Mrs. D. T. Roy left on the steamer Schwatka on Thursday for the Outside
 George Crook, who was recently operated on for appendicitis is get ting along nicely.
 John Barrack, who has been on the Outside for his health. arrived during the week.
 Mrs Webster, of Ester. was in the city during the week attending to some shopping.
 Tom McGowan, having been releas- ed from quarantine at Eagle. arriv- ed on the Schwatka.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Harhell of Ester were in the city a the be- e'nl ing of the week.
 A. D. Pinska, of the M. A. Pinska store, left on Thursday on the Schwatka for Dawson.
 Hughes & Menzies have closed down their operations on the upper end of Engineer creek.
 F. H. Gage, of Fairbanks creek was in town on business during the early part of the week.
 George Crook, of Ester. who was operated on for appendicitis. is get ting along very nicely.
 Fred s. McFarline, who went Out side last fall, is on his way back to Fairbanks and the Iditarod.
 Misses Josephine and Amelia Drad- dy, sisters of Mrs. Theodore Far rell. arrived on the Schwatka
 Billy Owens, after winter spent in visiting his folks back in New Ofk state, returned oil tHe ocu"a ka
 After several days spent in Vis- ting friends in town Mrs. John Raap returned 70 Cinema on Tuesday evening.
 Thomas H. White has been ap- pointed administrator of the estate of James M Young, who died two weeks ago.
 Rev. J. H. Condt will hold ser vice at Chatanika this evening, and tomorrow he will address a congre- gation at Olnes.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Whitman of Goldstream were in town the rast week visiting friends and attending 10 business matters.
 Word was received to the effect that Mrs Harrington, formerly Babe Wallace of Dawson, died last month in Seattle hospital.
 Mrs Pohl has been appointed ad- ministratriX of the estate of her late husband, R. L. Palmer having resigned the position.
 Robert Bloom has located in Ruby City, having decided that the pros poets for a good season in the Idit arod were not alluring.