Douglas Island news., 1907-05-29
TREADWELL TOPICS.

urday. lie goes to Spokane, Wasn., aS a delegate to the Odd Fellows grand lodge.
 Mir. Harry Sterling will leave about the middle of next week for Helena, Mont.
 Miss Carrie Risedorph was among the excursionists to Whitehorse last i week. Several other Treadwell people had planned to go, but were unable to secure accommodations
 Mir. D. J. Kinzie is holding down a desk at the office during the busy seq son.
 The Treadwell school children are planning picnic at the end of the track next Friday-weather permitting. Parents and patrons are invited. This will be the closing day of a most suc- cessful term of school.
 Hugh Tracy is now night watchman at the Treadwell Store. Wm. Parsons, the late incumbent, having resigned in order to go to the interior.
 The Humbo brought 42 new men for Treadwell.
 MT. D. B. Veasie, who has been serv- ing on the grand jury during the re- cent session, finished bis duties in that capacity on Monday. Mir. James Chris toe was also excused from his service as petit juror for the rest of the term. Case S Draper, Juneau photograph CTS, have been making views of every thing interesting around the Treadwell works during the past month, and are getting up large album for sale.
 One of the most successful affairs in Treadwell annals was the evening party given last Wednesday by Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Bennett at their home on Tread we'll Heights. A very large company of guests was entertained, and every thing seemed to conspire 10 add to the pleasure and gayety of the occasion. The main part of the evening was spent at the social game of five hundred, the most successful players being Mrs. Ott and Miss Risedorph, MT. Kuban and Mir. Andrew, who received first and second ladies' and gentlemens prizes respectively. Mir. l.. B. Johnson was awarded the consolation prize, and Mrs. R. J. Willis, the guest of honor, was presented with beautiful souve- mir of the occasion in the form of an exquisite vase. The prizes were all handsome pieces of brass. Ices, cake and coffee were served at the conclu- sion of the evening. Mrs. Tubbs, Miss Hazel Willis, Miss May Mccormick and Miss Marie Sorenson assisted the hostess. Besides the host and hostess and the guest of honor there were pres ent: Messrs. and Mesdames Kinzie, Stow, Veasie, Christoe, Tubbs, Tomp- kius, Ott, Stoody, Hubbard, Andrew, Mesdames Goddard, Hall, Smith, Jones, Wilson, Misses Risedorph, Pickel, Mooue, Stromstadt, Willis, McCor- mick, Sorensen, and Messrs. Sterling, Hebert, D. Kinzie, Webster. E. McKau na, J. McKanna, Johnson, J. McCor- mick, F. Mccormick, Crofts, Kuban, Capt. Coleman, pr. Kuhn, and Lieut.. Buret.
 Master Hunter Kinzie entertained quite party of young friends very de- lightfully last Wednesday afternoon in honor of his second birthday.
 Lieut.. Caldwell, recently transferred from Kansas to Ft. Wm. H. Seward, ar rived here the latter part of last week with his bride. They are at present the guests of Supt. and Mrs. Kinzie. Lieut. Caldwell will be stationed here with the troops.
 The Str. Georgia carried party of excursionists to Skagway to see the ball game, leaving Douglas at 10 o'clock Saturday night and returning Sunday night. Among those who went from Douglas were: The Misses Annie Mu- seth, Hildur Lilystrand, Alice Coggins, Bessie Johnson, and Rosie Penglase, and Wm. Parsons, John Museth, Char ! lie Johnson. Magnus Gustafson, and