The Chitina leader., 1911-03-11
Local News

arriving on Thursday nights train
en- route to the interior. They ex-
pect to finance some big hydraulic
properties on the inside this coming
season.
Geo. Hunter, manager for Sargent
& Pinsky's clothing store in Fair
banks. was an arrival on Thursday
evenings train en- route home.
Henry Riley and Thos. Aiken, two
of the biggest mining operators in
the interior, arrived on Thursday ev-
ening's train after a. winters visit to
the states. They took the stage on
) Friday morning for Fairbanks.
Miss Edith Nellie, heavy property
owner in Fairbanks and the Iditarod,
5 was one of the passengers on Thurs
day nights train en- route for Fair
i banks.
Jimmy Hamil, H. A. Currier, John
Mehalcik, Frank Stevens and John
,O'Shea were prominent mining men
of the interior going into Fairbanks
on Friday mornings stage.
E. A. Williams, one of the largest
mining operators on the inside, was
"a passenger for Fairbanks on Fri
day mornings stage. His son, H. L..
Williams, who has been attending
college, studying for mining engi-
neer, accompanied him.
- H. Riley, T. P. Aitken, G. Hunter
Mrs. Whitney w: Clark, Mrs. Robert
Guiss. Edith Nellie, ]. T. Kelley, H.
Monroe, L. S. Green, P. F. Green,
B. w. Bruce, E. A. Williams, H.
Il. Williams, John O'Shea,- H. A. Cur
Arier, John Mehalcik, J. Mamil, F.
Larson, Mary Schmith, May Wilson,
Roy King, Jack McNamie, Robert
,Wurdich, Chas. Dillner, Frank Stew
ems, John McPike, Jas. McPike, Mrs.
Cornell, Mrs. Winnich, Mrs. l.. Pin
yes, DR.. Herbert, ]. Robson, VIM.
Furton Fred Glasbrenner and D.
Heyck were guests registering at the
Hotel Chitina on Thursday night.
Genuine table claret or beer serv-
ed with meals at the Nevada lunch
counter 3-4-tf
Slavin and Woods, who have a
wood contract at mile LAG this win
ter, have broken camp, coming to
town this week and leaving for Cor
doya on Friday mornings train.
They expect to take short vacation
outside. . ..-.
- q. G. Croker, the well known
: Cordova merchant, was married last
week in Cordova
Eustace P. Ziegler and Miss Mary
! N. Boyle were united in marriage at
: Cordova on. the 2Sth of February.
. The Chitina friends of the young cou-
pie wish them much joy, happiness
and prosperity on the sea of matri-
4mony.
, Bradley Howard, the we'll known
contractor, arrived from Cordova on
Thursday nights train. Brady spent
all last summer and fall in Chit
ina and came up again on bust
ness trip, returning on the following
4train.
= Clifford Johnston is now a real live
postmaster. The appointment has
been hanging fire for a number of
months, since the resignation of
John Foulkes. Two applications were
sent to the postal department for the
.Chitina office, the petition of the act
ing postmaster being officially &C
*cepted last week.
Judge Ferguson, who spent cou-
pie Of weeks in Cordova during the
last term of court, arrived home on
Thursday night and said he was in
deed glad to get back.
= Andy Harms, vino has ranch near
Long Lake, spent few days in town
this week.
DIR. Whiting, Andrew McCune
Supt. Simpson and a few of the of
ficials at the front, were down to
meet the train on Thursday night.
Mrs. Anna Mitchell, accompanied
by her son, arrived Thursday evening
from Cordova. Mrs. Mitchell came
with the intention of going to the
Meyer roadhouse,as cook for the res,
of the season. Her son left for work
at the front.
H. s.. Dean, of Dean basin fame
arrived back In Chitina last week