The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-13
PERSONAL MENTION

church at her residence on I'm I'd avenue on Tuesday evening.
 o. NJ. Kersgard has secured an outfit and will commence prospecting operations on Keystone ere k few miles beyond Ester, right away.
 Word has been received 10 the effect that John Barrack. former mayor of this city. is travelling in Scotland with his daughter Alta.
 C. D. Rexall Horton had his usual luck last week in picking out cold and windy day for visit to his quartz properties on the creeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. R. Heilig receiv- ed the news during the week that a boy had been born to Mir and Mrs. R C. Force. at Los Angeles
 l. F. Ross i; building s'nall steamer for prospecting in the Key ukuk country. He expects to have it completed by the middle of June.
 Mrs. Cornell. of the Costa House Pedro creek. returned from a trip to the Outside on Saturdays stage She was as far east as New York
 Lieutenant Tatum started out od Wednesday to inspect the southern section of the military telegrap ph line. He will go as far as Mccall lums.
 Charlie Thompson, who returned from the Hot Springs shcrt time ago. left on Wednesday to inspsct his quartz properties on Fairbanks creek.
 A. S. Carruthers. son of s. Caruthers, who has been attending the Colorado state school of mines returned to Fairbanks during tn week
 ]. w. Mccormack. the Hot Springs operator. was in town dur ing the week to attend court. He reports a busy season ahead fer the Springs
 William R. Lloyd, of Glacier, has been appC iuto1 l commissioner for the Kantishna precinct. to succeed Er nest l. Foster. who has left for the IIitarod
 Chief of Police Chovin. in his ca pacity as wiring inspector. has been Investigating the electric wiring of the Front street buildings during the week
 Billy Owens. who went Outside last fall will be back in the camp at the opening of navigation. He is at present on his farm at Mo hawk. x. Y.
 w. B. Vanderlip, the mining eX- pert who went into the Tatlanika country to investigate the Panama Alaska Mines property. returned with l.. w. Baldwin on Friday.
 Tom Roberts arrived on Saturday ,;,,h it bn Springs stage. He brought only two Roth. He will leave for the Springs again on Tuesday.
 A letter from an old Fairbanksan contains the news that Zack Hick- man, the printer formerly of this city. has married again and is set tied in Vancouver.
 Dad Martin. of the Washburn. or Little Delta roadhouse. has pur- chased the interest of his partner. Buford Thurman. The latter is leaving for Valdez
 Commissioner Olsen of Hot Springs came up to town on Satur- day and will leave again today. He reports considerable activity on Lever Sullivan creek
 Claude Shea and George Adams left for the IditarCd on Tuesday with 1900 pounds of goods for Mrs. Anderson. who is opening a store there under the direction of Mrs. Bessie Milum.
 Joe Wiloughby, the Fort Gibb"n printed, who is subpoenaed to ap- pear at Seattle to attend one of the Alaska coal land cases, arrived in the city on Tuesday night. He left fir the Outside on Saturday.
 Avakoff and Wolf, assistants in Ed die Suter's jewelry store became i'm bucd with the mining fever last week. and took a trip cut to the creeks for the purpose of deciding where they will invest their money.
 Anthony Kozlowsky, of the Tender foot country, was in town during the week He rep"rts much activity in his district with every one hopeful of the best summer that the Ten 'erfoot has had in several years.
 Paul Williams, the lay reader at the Nenana Indian mission. left Fair hanks cn Friday afternoon with dog team to meet Bishop Rowe at Gull kana They will then go by way of the old Eagle trail to Panama Cross ing.
 On the stage which left China on Saturday were Robert McCulloueh, w. w. McKinnon. David Luke, Frank Nanlev. Mrs. Frank Manlev, NJ. Pies. Mrs. F. Boothroyd, w. G. At kinson. K Ashworth, H. F. Huddle- stCn and Joe Heacock.
 On the stage which arrived Sat urdav were: Mrs. c. Wenrich, Mrs c. Cornell, Mrs. L. Pinzes, Mrs. C. P. Gius, Mrs w. w. Clark. Mrs.E A. Radford, May Wilson, Mary Schmidt Robert Werdisch, J. T Kelly and Frank Stevens.
 Arrivals on the stage on Thurs day were Dr. J. H. Robson and w. H. Turton. of London, Eng, who have come in, 1t is understood in connection with the options taken on Fairbanks and Pedro creeks, by G. G. Lemons and w. w. Powell.
 Frank H. Grace. who has been in charge of the company's post at Forty Mile. was in the city during the week. He will leave for the Iditarod shortly, having been trans ferred to that camp He reports that the dredges in the Forty Mile country are keeping very busy.