The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-04
MERELY MENTIONED

O. =. Gaustad went out to Chsta.
nika on Thursday.
f.. c Raine returned from a trip
- the koyukuk. Thursday.
Father CTimont returned on the
Tanana Thursday evening
Paul Ringseth. the Chatanika mer
chant. was in town last week
Mrs Felix Pedro was in town on
business a few days last week.
Frank Goync was in town for sew
eral days during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Henry BaatZ have re-
turned from a trip to Hot Springs
II 4 Currier and John Fay. of
Ester were visitors to town last
week.
Chief Deputy Marshal p. G.
Charles has returned from The ld,t-
arod
+. w. Griffin. the prominent Che
ma merchanf. was in town few days
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs w B. Vanderlip are
in the city arriving from the Out
side last week.
DR. WineCoff who went for a little
jaunt On the creeks last Monday. re
turned Friday evening.
Mrs Acklen and daughter were
among those returning to Fairbanks
last Thursday evening.
Mrs G. G.. Lemons came in from.
Fairbanks creek and visited in the
city for several days last week.
Miss Josephine Draddy has ac
cepted the position of stenographer in
The office OF Commissioner Dillon.
Mrs j l.. Sale left Seattle last
evening on The jefferson. Mrs. Sale
has been away from Fairbanks about
a year.
Mrs II f. St George will be hos
Tess at dinner tomorrow night
which she is giving in honor of Miss
Cecil Berry.
Mr. and NJ $ X. J Merrill are leav-
ing Fairbanks for the Outside. and
expect 10 make their future home
home in Carlton, Ore.
Nj and Mrs. Cecil II. Clegg. who
returned from the Iditarod last week.
are located for the winter in the
Healey residence on Third avenue.
Richard Gcoghegan has resigned
as assistant to Commissioner Dillon
and will be located in the future in
the law offices of MCGOWAN & Clark
Ed Wickersham received word
from his wife in the last mail that
she was leaving Seattle Aug. 81. and
would be accompanied by her moth
er.
DR.. Whitney. Dug" Morgan.
Henry Gohres and H. Thimme went
TO Salchaket slough for a short trip
last week to see if the ducks could
find them there.
Miss Nellie r. Wilson. the steno
grapher, has taken the place made
vacant by the resignation OF Mrs
Moffat in the registry department OF
the postofice
Owing TO the furnace being out of
repair in the Temple, the Masons
did not hold a meeting last Wednes-
day night. The spring foo" was the
cause Of the damage.
1t is reported that Fred Carter.
former mayor of Fairbanks. has sold
ont his mining interests on Flat creek
TO Thomas p. Aitken. the considera-
ion being $4,000 in cash.
Two bricks of gold, the result of
recent runs of Tolovana ore. were
displayed in Pinskas show window
couple days last week, and at
tracted much favorable attention.
The road commission crew under
Jim H. Joslin. numbering eleven,
which has been employed all summer
on the Valdez trail between here and
Salcha. returned last Friday after
noon.
The Garden Island school will open
Tuesday for the fall and winter
term Miss Elizabeth Baker, who
held the position last spring and
summer term. has been reelected
teacher.
George Palmer leaves for the Out
side today, to go direct to Califor-
mia 10 enter the Leland Stanford. Jr,
University. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer ex-
pect to leave for the Outside about
the 10th.
Mr. Arthur c. Fox. the genial ad
vance agent of the May Roberts
Theatrical Co. is renewing acquaint-
ancys in the city, Mr.. Fox was ad
vance man for r. Daniel Frawley
Two years ago.
Mr. E. NJ Keys and sons George
and Ralph, who went to the Hosi
ana creek placer diggings to do some
representation work about the mid
die of last month, returned on the
Tanana, Thur sday last.
AL Birnbaum. the Delta cigar
merchant who went to Ruby a cou
pie of weeks ago to size up the
new camp. has writtene his wife &c
close up the business in Chena-the
Delta Cigar Store-and ship the out
fit to him at Ruby at once.
Mrs. Paul Rickert entertained lne
ladies of the Christian Science churcn
at lawn party last Thursday after
noon. delightful time was passed