The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-18
PERSONAL MENTION

Peter Letendre. OF Dome. brought
II poke on Thursday
Fred Barton came in during the
week from Goldstream
Leroy Meyer left on the Tanana
Thursday for the Outside.
Mrs J. r Fowle is leaving for the
Outside on today's boat
Mrs Comming, of Goldstrean was
in the city on Saturday
Harry Atwood was in the city for
a few hours on Saturday.
George Taylor was visiting for a
few days at Ester Siding
Tom Gilmour was In town for a
business visit on Saturday.
Mrs. j. +, Clark and infant left
on the Tanana for the Outside.
Mrs. Dave Petree returned during
the week from visit to Ruby.
w. b. Harrison. the stenographer.
left IN Thursday for Ruby City.
Jimmy Function was a passenger
for the Outside on the Tanana
+. +. Jones, of Ester Siding, was
in town on business on Tuesday.
Peter NaChon returned on the
Tanana from a trip to Ruby City.
Mrs. Auten and her son Lawrence
eft on Thursday for the lditarod
ID. McRae. of Fish creek, was in
town the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Franklin, OF Ester creek, was
visiting friends in town on Friday.
Major Clum is now touring South.
ern California on his lecture tour.
b. +. Thompson, of Fairbanks
creek was in town on Wednesday.
+. b. Collins, the Goldstream oper.
ator, was in town during the week.
Mrs. w. w. Clarke left for the
Outsiie on the Ia !ana un rir.,s-
day
J. W. Gable. of Gilmore creek.
was in town on business on Thurs
day
Al Wigan leaves today for the
states. going by way of the lower
river.
Simson Bros. have just had erect.
ed one OF the best looking signs IN
the city.
Sonny Morency was badly bitten
in the leg by dog on Wednesday
Mrs Gagnon. of Fox City, was in
town visiting friends at the end of
the week.
Ed Halter, formerly of the u.essen-
ger office, is leaving for the Out
side today
Ben Estby, the drill man, return
ed during the week from trip to
Hot Springs.
Gus Conradt, of Ester creek. is
leaving for the Outside on the
Schwatka today.
K. c. Wood and John A. Clark left
on Friday for the Big Cinema on a
hunt for caribou.
Nick Larson has gone out to Wild
cat creek to run the hoist for Row
9"n K Fnlayson.
A. J. Macarthur. j. h. Bell and
Harry Brand left town on Friday
hunting trip
Mrs. w. d. Clegg. of Seattle, moth
Pr OF Mrs, Arthur G. Bell was ar
arrival on the Tanana.
Joe Voegtlin, the Goldstream OPP
orator, left on the Tanana on Thurs
day for DesMoines, Iowa.
Harry Phillips. of the Wigwam,
returned on the Reliance from
short visit to Ruby City.
Mrs Rickert. OF Olnes, after SPEND
ing several days in town, returned
TO the creeks on Saturday.
Miss Knox. the nurse at ST. Mat.
hew's hospital. returned on We'd
nesday from a trip down river.
Mrs, Bond, who was injured in
the horse race on September 5, was
able TO be about during the week
Walter Hall, of the Rhoads- Hall
mine on Bedrock creek, was in town
for several days during the week.
Miss Marie b. Tuerke, who has
been recently employed by MCGOWAN
4 Clark, will leave for the Outside
Miss Marcella Violin and Miss
Thrift have rented the Drury resi-.
dence on Fifth avenue for the
Thirtytwo of her friends surpris-
ed Annie Lovely on Wednesday
night. the eve of her departure for
Ruby City.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Palmer, with
their mother. Mrs. H. G. Palmer,
were passengers for the Outside on
he Tanana.
Judge and Mis- Overfield and Rev.
Louis Busch left on Wednesday for
A ten days hunting trip in the Sal
cha district.
Mcintosh 4 kubon have been i'm
proving the appearance OF their drug
store with new wallpaper and a
metal ceiling.
Alex Larson. the we'll known pa
per hanger, formerly of the firm of
kendrick & Larson, was an arrival
On the last boat.
Angus McDougall, of the Pioneer
quartz claim, and E. r. Farrell, of
Dimes, left Saturday with buck
board for Valdez.
II. +. Gardner. after several weeks
spent at the Hot Springs looking af
ter his mining interests, returned to
the city on Saturday.
F. c. Irons. formerly deputy mar
shall at Circle. and now special
game warden. arrived in town on
Wednesday from the Iditarod.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Drury and infant son
left on the Tanana for her old home
in Stockton, Cal, where she will
spend the winter with her relatives.
Volney Richmond and Tom Nc
Gowan were passengers on the Tan
ana from Ruby City, they having
made a quick trip to lCok over that
field.