Douglas Island news., 1905-08-23
TREADwELL TOPICS.

were Treadwen passengers for the
South on the last trip of the Dolphin.
I Mr.. NJ. C. Howell, for several years
engineer at the 24O mill, left on the
Cottage City for his home at Zanes-
vile. Ohio. He will stop off at various
points on the way to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Nelson have moved
into the Howell residene.
The house which is being built on
Mob Hill for Mr.. I. D. Carpenter and
family, is we'll under way and will be
ready for occupancy in few weeks.
Two other cottages will be built some
where near the Ready Bullion for Fore
men Stoody and Barquist.
The steamer LeeIanaw arrived Sun
day morning after being delayed for a
few days en- route. The cargo of coal is
now being unloaded.
Two cottages are being built on the
hillside near the residence of Nick
Gurvich. They will be occupied by
Slavonians.
Another of the popular Club dances
was given last Saturday evening, and
as usual, was greatly enjoyed by those
present. Prof. Strom furnished the
music.
DR.. Moore may be seen vending his
way Crows Westward about meal time
each day since the departure of his
family. If the reputation of Sam, the
chef of this popular institution counts
for anything, we should judge that the
doctors operations during these visits
are of an cmineneutly successful
nature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Smith entertained
a number of their young friends very
pleasantly last Friday evening, Cards
were the principal feature of the even
ing's entertainment, though music and
delicious refreshments contributed not
little to the general good time. Those
present we're: Misses Annie and Min
ME Museth. Annie Mccormick, Mildred
Powell and Sophia Williams; Messrs.
Fleehart, Stoft, Sterling, Wicklander,
Walsh, Wickstrom, John Christoe, AL
bert Christoe and Ed. Christoe; Mr.
and Mrs. james Daniels.
\ very enjoyable afternoon party
was given last Friday by Mrs. II. j.
Willis, in honor of her daughter Hazel,
who has recently returned from a
years visit to San Francisco. The oc-
casiou was also the. first birthday of
Master Robert j. Willis. Progressive
anagrams provided the afternoons en-
tertainmeut, the score being kept by
pennies perforated and hung on ring.
Miss Alice Coggins captured the first
prize, handsome silver mounted
paper cutter, while Miss Blanche
Chisholm won the consolation, a box
of linen stationery, in the cutting, III
which all took part. The guests we're
Misses Gertie Landsberg, May Nc
Cormick, Alice Coggins, Jennie Russell,
Gerda Gaufln, Elna Olson, Alice King,
Leonora Bach, Ruth Chisholm, Blanche
Chisholm, Rose Conrad, Lydia KEN
merling, Pearl Mackie, Lena Campbell,
Maude Liljestrand and Rose Penglase.
In practice run last Friday evening
the Foundry hose team made the run
in % I-5 second DIS, and the Mexicans
failed on the couplings,
On the evening of Wednesday, Aug
ust 80, the boys of the TreadwelI
Foundry will give a farewell dancing
party in honor of Mr.. Frank Fleehart,
/ one of their number who is about to
depart for the States, there to complete
his preparatory studies to enter the
profession of dentistry. The affair
promises to be pleasant one.
Last Wednesday evening a number
of the members of the Douglas K. of P.
Lodge armed themselves with refresh
ments and big arm chair, and made a
call at the home of Richard Mccormick,
near the Mexican. The refreshments
they themselves consumed, mostly, but
the chair was presented to "Dick" &C
companied by hearty expressions of
goodwill by all present.
/ SCHOOL SOCIAL NEXT TUESDAY,
! All the people of Douglas Island are