The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-13

Mrs O'Dea, of Olnes. was in town during the week.
 C. II. Gius, of Gilmore. were in town last Monday.
 Otto C. Myer. of Circle. was in town during the week.
 Joe CCnta. of Vault, was in the city during the week.
 The Tuesday Bridge club enter tained by Mrs. kellum.
 Jim Lushbaugh of the Niggerhead was in town on Monday.
 Sidney Ridge. whc has been pros pecting in the Circle district, was in town during the week.
 John Landis is rapidly recover ing from a case of dropsy.
 Attorney II. ]. Miller is recover 'nc rapidly at St. Joseph's.
 G. H. Anderson, of Vault creek vas in town during the week.
 Deputy Marshal Hansen is due to arrive from Fort Gibhon today.
 Frank Lawson and Henry Riley are contemplating a trip to he lditarod.
 Fred Crewe. Sr., Cf Cleary creek was in town a' the end of the week.
 A son was born to MT and Mrs. Alex Similla at Ester City on Mon day
 T. A. McCord. of Engineer eroek was in town to witness the foot race.
 Joseph Duke, of Nenana. was in town for few days during the week.
 George Coleman and Eddie Claus took trim tho crooks Thursday.
 On Sunday night a daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. H. Lazelle, of i.l' Hill
 Dug Morgan, the linotypist and volinist is on his way back to Fairbanks.
 It is understood that Dr. Cassels formerly of this city, is about to return to Fairbanks.
 Paystreak Olsen. who is prospect ing on 2S Golds'ream. was il the city during the week.
 Ed Pom roy. who has been located on Goldstream left on Thursday for the Little Delta country.
 H. A. Currier of Es'er. who left the camp last July. was one of the arrivals on Thursdays stage.
 Dan Donovan, who was scalded, is about cured and will be out this week.
 Mcdard Emard of Tenderfoot who had his foot crushed, will be able to leave the hospital this week
 A nine-months old pup belonging to Gene Huckins was shot on Tues day on account of it having bitten a child
 B. T. Webber, layman on the Wild Gocse. who had the lay ad- joining Jennings, has been drown ed out.
 A son was bern to MT and Mrs. William Burns of Little EldoradC at St. Joseph's hospital on Monday morning.
 Mir. P. Jepson. of Tofty, Ho' Springs district. is a visitor in town and expects to remain for a week or ten days.
 Frank Stevens, formerly of Flat creek. returned from the Outside n Saturday.
 Mrs A R. Heilig entertained the Friday club at her residence on up per First avenue.
 Amalio Rivara, miner of Fox Gulch. is in St. Josephs hospital suffering from neuralgia.
 Charles Alexander Boyd is being incurred for by his father Alexan- der Boyd of Toronto Canada.
 Allan Cunningham and Jack Mat thews have taken lay on Steel creek and will commence work at once.
 Robert Werdish, the machinist, who has been wintering in San Francisco arrived on the stage Sat urday.
 Sam Weiss was surprised by his friends at Chatanika on Monday evening, on the occasion cf his 10th Dir hday.
 Erie Nelson entertained some of dav evening, the occasion being his birthdav
 The Saturday Night 800 club was ~nter+ained by Mir. and Mrs. F. Peon'eS at their residence at Fifth and Noble.
 Fred Werther. who came down from the Kovukuk couple Of months ago, left on his return trip on Thursday
 Ira Griffin and Gilbert Gregg were initiated into the Arctic Brother hood at the regular meeting last Tuesday night.
 The Fntre Nous club was on Sat urdav afternoon entertained by Mrs. Charles Beam at her residence on CuShman street.
 John Gonna. who has been suffer ing from varicose veins in his leg. is now able to walk around in the hospital corridors.
 On the stage which left on Mon- day Walter c. Hall. Jesse Martin and Mrs. J. F. Nelanny and two children were passengers.
 The Stiles brothers and their part ner, who have been prospecting on the North Fork of the Big Cinema arrived in town Thursday.
 G. G. Berg, of Lower Goldstream. was in town during the week. He reports four outfits sinking around the mouth of Sheep creek.
 Frank Ready, of Pedro creek has sold his interest in his lay to his partner, Paul Bertoise. and is now on his way to the Outside.
 Mrs J. A. Healey entertained the young people of the Presbyterian