The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-10
Local 1 Happenings in Brief

John Barrack Of the Samson !{ur1 ~are company, spent q couple ot days last week upon the creeks.
 Mrs. P. !. Rickert left last week 3u one oI the Valdez sta%e.; to mect her husband on the trail Mr. BiaE- ert left Valdez the latter part ui he previous week en route to Fair banks, arrived here Thursday after noon
 X son was born last Monday morn, ing to Mir and Mrs. John Chiado of Vault creek. The mother ani SOB are now doing nicely at the home of Secondo Nisco. ot Garden Is. land. where the birth took place.
 AIr and Mrs. l.. N. Griffin were among the visitors in town last week having come up from the Chena Fish Camp for the big fireworks and in auSuration smoker
 Il H. Hoover and Ross Patton. HtIt EiIiOHS lllf SitSNs ct tllt 4pAt ger the past week, both having come in from Fairbanks creek
 Sam Hagan. the GoIdstream opcr ator came to town list Monday morn. ing for a load of feed and supplies Mr. Hagen reports that on his pIe- sent claim at No. 3 Fox Guich the gravel is the hardest he has eyer tackled in his long experience.
 The fire department was called out last Monday in response 10 a call from the residence Of Judge Pratt i he fire which was started from an overloaded stove was eX- tinquished with but very little diff ficulty.
 William Johanson. of St. Patrick creek, came in to town last Monday. While here he sent load of sup, plies out by Wm Taylor, the freight CT. who will remain on St Patrick's for the remainder of the winter.
 George Wheeler, of Eva creek, vent out 10 his holdings on that 'reek last Monday,
 A masquerade ball will be hell at the Social Hall, of Chatanika, oa inc night of March 17th, in celebra, tion of St, PatFck's Day.
 John Litsey was seen again Oil the streets for the first time the earle part of last week after an illness ot several weeks.
 Joe Houlihan. of the Wells Far-o Express. was among those laid up ith la grippe for the past week.
 Fireman Martin Nash has been nursing badly swollen hand since the run to the fire at the Prart residence on Monday morning, hay ing been injured when the rig sWerN- ed and struck the News-Miner build- ing.
 Alex Mathescn, of Eva creek, came into town last week on business and Is registered at the Northern.
 Mrs. Holmgren and Mrs. Stewart arrived from the Big Cinema on Wed, nesday, having come down with Jack Taylor, the dog musher,
 Dr. Danforth of Chatanika, spent he greater part of last week ln town. having come in for the fire works and smoker.
 Mir and Mrs. Mike Beegler ar rived in town Wednesday rsshi from Eva creek
 Andy Johnson of Goldstream was 4mong the creek people stopping at the Nordale the latter part of the week,
 The rector's auxiliary of St, Math- ew's Episcopal church met at the church last Thursday evening,
 Pete Lanky left Thursday morning with two loads of supplies for the Spalding property on Dome creek
 Mrs. L. G, Beegler was brought into St Joseph's hospital on Wed nesday As yet her complaint has rot he thoroughly diagnosed
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Berry return ed to town last week after having spent six weeks at the Cinema Hot springs,
 MT. and Mrs. w. P, Young ot Goldstream left on Thursday morE- ing's train for home. Andrew Johnson. of Pearson X Johnson. below Cleary, arrived in town Wednesday night on short business trip.
 Fred Junkin departed on Thurs day for his place on Dome creek.