The Alaska citizen., 1911-05-15
PERSONAL MENTION

Attorney H. J. Miller is much i'm proved
 Ray Erchinger was a visitor to Fox on Friday.
 town on Friday. | H H Ross, the automobile man. is building scow.
 Ed Jern of Wolf creek was wis 1 itOr to town Friday. i Mrs Jack Sullivan has returned to her home on Ester. 1 Peter Steil of Little EldoradO, was in town during the week.
 Gus Peterson paid visit to the creeks during the week. | Si Scraftord, of the Newsboy mine, was in town during the week.
 Rev. F. C. Betticher is expected back in the city about the last of 1 July.
 Sid Stewart has accepted a position under Receiver Noyes of the WA. bank.
 Mrs. Henry Baatz of the Loop roadhouse was in town during the week.
 Billy Kramer, of the Fraction, has purchased the Hill residence on Front street.
 Bob Dow will leave with the mail this morning for his ranch below Munsons. w. T. Burns of Little Eldorado was attending to business matters in town on Friday. i Charles Weaver of Vault, was visitor 10 town at the latter end of the week
 A baby girl was born to MT. and Mrs Everalls on Ester creek on Mon- day morning. The appointment of Cecil H. Clegg as assistant district attorney has been confirmed.
 J. A. Cameron, formerly commis- sioner at Chatanika. came into town on Thursday night, Sam Hagan of the Wild Goose as- socation on Engineer creek, was Ill town during the week. Deputy Marshal Jack Mathews is to be married to Miss Helen Roberts at Seattle on Wednesday,
 Mrs. George Finger. who was bit ten by dogs week ago saturday night is practically well. | H. E. Gardner left on Friday on trip to the creeks, his motive power being a saddle horse. | J. S. Solloman, the quartz miner who is operating on Wolf creek, was in the city during the week. Martin Harrais, of Cinema, was up from Miltown as soon as the run of the Newsboy ore had been made.
 A baby girl was born to MT. and 1 Mrs. Adolph Wehner at St. Matthews hospital at TAO Monday morning.
 Fred Martin, of Fox, who has been confined in the hospital with pneu- l monia, is on the road to recovery 1 Gus Koelner left in small boat Wednesday for the Hot Springs to attend to his mining interests there Howard Riding. who helped make the run on the Newsboy ore at the mill, was up from Cinema on Wednes- l day
 E. w. Herschberger, the we'll known quartz prospector, has been in town the greater part of the week
 Harry Close. one of the jurors in the Clark case, was taken i'll during the hearing and moved to the hos pital
 Sam Ogden and Bob Dow came up from Little Delta with eighteen head of the Orr stock on Wednesday morning.
 Mrs. E. J. Burger, who was burned at the Globe hotel fire at Cinema, was able to be out of the hospital on Wednesday,
 Al. Lipp, the Orr stage driver, re- ports that the trail between Fair banks and Byler's has been badly washed out
 Billy Riley, of Vault creek, had to take to St. Joseph's hospital on Fri day evening suffering with bruised ankle, caused by the fall on it of some frozen gravel.
 J. C. Nelson. of Fort Gibbon, who was stricken with paralysis and has been confined to St. Josephs hos, pital, is recovering.
 Harry Fisher, of the N. c. company, after month in the hospital was able to be about on the streets again during the past week.
 George Carl, the saloon man Of Fort Gibbon, who recently returned from Valdez. left for Panama in a small boat during the week.
 Alois Friedrichs, of Ridgetop. came in on Saturday night to attend to some business matters and left again last night for his quartz claim.
 c. F. Calhoun, the special deputy marshal located at Cinema, was up