The Alaska citizen., 1911-05-29
PERSONAL MENTION

~S~>~~>>>S>s~<~~~>~~~~ the Cinema hot springs yesterday.
 Billy Kramer will this week move .nr0 the Hill residence on Front al"tet. which he recently purchased
 Van Wrinkle X Company are pre- to install large plant on the Wild Goose association on Engineer creek.
 Mrs Harrington. of SIS North Wy oming street. Butte. is inquiring re- garding her brother, JOLn J. Barrett.
 \. Bredie. of the Third avenue shoe store was a passenger for the ldit- arod on the steamer Martha Glow
 Jonas Sclberg. who dislOcated his elbow about ten days ago was able to leave the hospital last Monday
 Mrs Al Birnbaum of Cinema, who had been in town fer a few days. returned to her home on Monday night.
 R. F. Shanklin. of Millcr's road house. who had been in the city for about a week. left for home on Sat urday.
 Tom McCroskey was passenger on the steamer Panama en route to the scene of the new strike on the Salatna.
 C. j. Hurley, president of the American bank of Alaska was a passenger to the Iditarod on the Panama
 Misses Cora and Lillian Smith, the telephone operators at Chatanika, are preparing to leave next month for the Iditarod.
 Jack lesson. who sold out his interests on Ester to the COnradts, left Cn the steamer Panama for the Iditarod
 Robert Smith of Little Eldorado was taken 10 St. Joseph's hospital on Wednesday. threatened with ap- pendicitis.
 Leander James, son of Mir. and Mrs L. l.. James, of this city, is now a member of the Stanford Uni versity Glee club.
 Jimmy Failon of lhe Northern went to St. Joscph's hospital on Friday for q minor operation and is reported to be doing nicely.
 H. F, Gardner returned on Friday rom business trip 10 the creeks !!l r DOTS much activity along Pc dro and Goldstream.
 J. H Groves returned to Hot Springs. on the steamer Panama. talk ing with him two horses and Quan- tity of mining supplies. C. w. Jamieson has arrived from Ednhoro. Scotland. to look af- ter the interests of the estate of John Dobbins, deceased. Jce Mathews, who left on the Tan ana. will be located in the 1ditarod most of the summer attending to the company's business there.
 Joe NOegtlin. of GOldstream. was in the city on Thursday attending to business matters. He brought in a good-sized poke with him. John Murray. of Goldstream. was in town on business on Thursday. He expects Mrs. Murray in from the Outside this summer.
 Andrew J. Hedeen. of Chatanika, who was found on April 9 to be insane. has been ordered committed to the Mt Tabor sanitarium. Gust Anderson, the Nome Mara thon runner, who ran second to Hyde last September. arrived on Monday over the Valdez trail. Fred Martin. of Goldstream, has recovered from the attack of pneu- monia which kept him confined in the hospital for several weeks. Sumner Waite. who has fer some years been connected with the N. c. machine shops, has joined the enaineer's staff of the Julia B. 1 Jake keffler leaves today for the Wood river country to look after his quartz interests there. He will do most of his work on Chute creek. 1 Harry Edwards, who with Frank Barnette went to the Hosiana coun- | try last summer, has wired he is going tC the new strike near Mel oZi.
 i Leroy Tozier, who had been laid up for few days with severe cold in the head, was able to be about again at the beginning of the week
 f Fred B. Corning, a former resident of this camp. is being inquired for by his brother, John c. Corning, of Chegoggin. Yarmouth county. Nova Scotia
 MT and Mrs. w. w. Clarke left fer the creeks on Saturday. it be- ing their intention to pay visit to the Tolovana properties on Cleary
 Inquiry regarding the whereabouts of George Bensle, who left Daw- son two years ago for this camp, has been received by the chief of police.
 Gust Anderson was on Saturday adjudged insane in the commission CTS court He is the man who was recently brought in from Wolf creek