The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-09
PERSONAL MENTION

Jay Clark of Ester was in town Friday.
 Mir. sam Housam has retired from the restaurant business.
 Miss Josephine Draddy left Mon day for her home in Buffalo
 Tom Rand, of Fairbanks creek. was town visitor last week.
 Bob Staples. of Gilmore, was in town on business during the week.
 Peter Lerender of Dome creek was in town the latter part of the week
 Mrs. Harry Cribb returned to Fair banks from Iditarod on the steamer Tana.
 Mrs. Evans has returned to town after several weeks spent on the creeks.
 Harold Green, deputy clerk of the court, left on Monday for a weeks shooting.
 Henry Baatz of the L.op road house was in the city Saturday on business.
 Mark Goodman is carrying his arm sprained wrist
 Nll :. Js 'Ntltlll. OI iUt OlbNdlld mine was in town last week on business matters.
 Jack Nirich. the Skoogy sulch quartz man was in town the early part fl last week.
 John Eyre and E. w. Harrington left tos II Springs on the last trip of the Zodiac
 Steve Busch. steward of the Re liance. took passage on the last stage for the Outside
 Dr. Bradbury has returned from the lditarDd and will re-establish himself ill Fairbanks.
 Billy Harp of the Golden Eagle at Ester creek was Fairbanks visitor during the past week
 Mrs. Mary Andersen returned to Fairbanks from the Iditarod on the White Seal last Monday.
 Charles Murray has received word that his brother Jack may recover the sight of his injured eye.
 William NOss. the OlneS merchant, last week spent several days in the city OF business matters.
 Red Rogers. who is prospecting for quartz on Gilmore creek came in to town for a few days last week.
 R. w. Taylor. who is operating on Fish creek was in the city on busi- ness the latter part of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. Gillette have moved into the old Peoples residence at the corner of Third and Kellum.
 Chief ChCvin is back on the job he had a hunch that there would be salary warrant drawn about Satur- day.
 Dr. and Mrs. Wincoff have moved their residence from Seventh to the Hess cabin on Second and Bonni- field.
 MT. and Mrs. H. D. Marsh. of New York are visiting Mrs Marsh's sister. Mrs. Moon, on Engineer creek
 Mrs. D. keeler. who formerly ran the Clark house, has taken charge of the Bevins house, on Garden Island.
 M. c. White, who was injured on the steamer Monarch last September. left for Cordova yesterday. mushing over the trail.
 Jimmy Hawkins, of the MIL. has had advices to come down to the Hot Springs section where wood is plentiful.
 H. C. Gardner left for the Hot Springs Monday night of last week 10 attend to his mining interests in that camp.
 Miss A. M. Anderson, who recently returned from the Iditarod, has talk en the position of stencgrapher in the mar shal's office.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Gibbs. of Chatinika, left for the Outside on the Tana, which sailed for White ho!se direct last Monday
 Madam Melbourne. who spent the summer in the Iditarod, returned on one of the late boats and has again taken quarters at her old home in the Third Avenue.
 Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Manley ar rived from the Iditarod last week en- route to the Outside. They expect to return to Fairbanks over the winter trail arriving some time in April
 Mrs. Jack Curry. who was taken to St. Matthew's hospital for the purpose of having an operation per