The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-04
PERSONAL MeNTiO

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Mrs. X. r. Mason has taken up her
residence at the Crawford house
during her husbands absence.
George Jeffrey, secretary to Judge
Oerfield. is called to the Outside
on account of the Illness of his
mother.
l.. l.. James arrived on Tuesday S
stage from the Outside.
Homer II. Handley is in town from
Ester creek.
John Hakanson from Grubstake
creek was in town during the mid
die of the week
John Sullivan, the Ester freighter,
made a trip into town on business
during the week.
c. Dondaneau, of the Jones &
Goodfellow wood camp was a mid
week visitor in Fairbanks.
Abe Spring, commissioner of the
Circle district is in town having
arrived recently over the trail.
w. ]. Gagnon and Neil Munro, of
Chatanika, are stopping at the Nor
dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lonsberry
drove into town Tuesday from En-
gneer creek.
Miss Helen Callahan was visiting
friends at Cinema during the week
just past
W. II. Smallwood of Gilmore creek
was a midweek town visitor.
Stanley Hess and Rex Ford re-
turned to town Wednesday night
from Cripple creek, where they had
been doing assessment work on some
placer ground.
Jay Clark. of Ester, was mid
week isitor to Fairbanks.
Miss Wanita NJ Graves, of the
Fairbanks long distance telephone
exchange has taken a vacation.
f. A. Deruchia was in town dur
ing the week from Gilmore creek.
Louis Anderson, of Kelly & Ander-
son, arrived during the week from
Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughey Mcdonald
came into town during the week
from GoldstIeam.
Fred Jorgenson, the Goldstream
miner was in town during the early
part of last week.
p. A. Thelin, of Sixth and Lacy,
is laid up with compound fracture
of an ankle sustained through a
fall while getting down from a
load CT wood
Robert Staples, Of Gilmore, was
in Fairbanks early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCluskey, Of
Richardson, are in town. Mr. Nc
cluskey has on display a very fine
sample of kharkov wheat, grown on
his ranch.
Sandstrom on the Niggerhead asso-
citation, was in town during the
week
Judge John F. Dillon made trip
to lower Dome and the Chatanika
flats during the week just past.
Miss Clara Walker left on Mon
la,'s stage for Maney Hot prings
Charles McDermott, of Cinema, was
in town during the week.
L. X. Finke and C. Christensen are
recent arrivals from the kantishna.
They are stopping at the Pioneer.
1t is reported that w. F. Thompson
of the News Miner may be expected
home some time during the present
winter.
Ed Tyndall, of Ester, was in town
on Sunday last.
f. f. Dilley has returned from
the Big Cinema hot springs.
Dennis Crowley and J. Mills, the
discoveries of the new pay on Al,
der creek are in town.
Masterson, the Ester creek car
penter while unloading some lumber
had the misfortune to crush the toes
of enc foot.
James Sherard and Henry OFT are
in town from the NewsbOy mine.
James O'Dea, a machinist of this
place. left Saturday morning for
Ruby and expects to be gone some
months.
Robert Jones was in town the
last of the week from Ester creek.
Billy Bergman came in from By
lers roadhouse during the week just
past.
George Horton is home again from
his extended hunting trip.
l.. L. James returned Tuesday
last from his trip to the Outside.
Joe Morrow has returned from his
months outing at the Big Cinema
hot springs.