Douglas Island news., 1907-10-30
TREADWELL TOPICS.

ed from the Westward, where he has been very successful in his mining ven lures, and has taken place at Tread we'll for the winter.
 ! Mrs. D. D. Landsberg and son Frank, after spending several weeks with Mir. Landsberg, returned on the Dolphin i Sunday to Seattle.
 1 The Tampico left with full cargo of sulphurets on Saturday. She is expect ed to make a return trip immediately for another cargo of fconcentrates which has been accommodating during the de- tention of the vessel at Katalla.
 The barge Will w. Case has been re- lieved of her cargo and is now waiting to be lowed away.
 The TreadweU hunters, Messrs. Stoody, Smith, Daniels, Blain, Crofts, ! Stephens aud Ericson, returned from the Twin Point hunting lodge last Sat urday, after ten days sojourn. They brought back three deer and number of ducks, which they 'pot-latched' with some of their friends.
 Mir. and Mrs w. A. Mackie and family moved up from Douglas Monday, and are busily settling themselves in their new home.
 Messrs. Crofts, Kelly and Donaghey will keep bachelor hall in the Norriss cottage.
 Mir. and Mrs. Norriss, on account of the delayed trip of the Seattle, will not leave for another week. They are in no hurry, however, to leave Alaska, nor are the many friends they have made here anxious to see them go.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Richards expect to move into their new home on Tread veil Heights tomorrow.
 Col. W. J. Sutherland and Mr. Ber- ridge, attorney for the Perseverance Co.,, made visit to Treadwell on Mon- day afternoon and were shown about the mines by Supt. Kinzie.
 A row of hydrants for fire protection has been placed along Treadwell Heights.
 The Recital given by the pupils of Mrs. Fred Wasterlain in the Club audi torium on Wednesday evening, was we'll attended and reflected great credit on the children and their instructor. The various numbers on the program were pleasing and we'll executed. The band numbers were much appreciated by the audience, and were encored heartily, as is usually the case when the Treadwell band plays. At the con- clusion of the program, the floor was cleared and few hours of dancing en. joyed,
 Mrs. James Daniels entertained in honor of Mrs. J. 4. Norriss last We'd nesday afternoon, the hours being pleasantly spent in social chat and in the solution of a floral contest. In this contest Mesdames Carpenter, Hopp, Shorthill, Needham and Waltersdorph being equally successful, were obliged to do some further guessing to see who should be awarded the prize. Mrs. Shorthill being the fortunate one, re- ceived first prize and Mrs. Needham second. Dainty refreshments were served. Many expressions of regret were heard regarding the departure of Mrs. Norriss, who has made a warm place for herself in the hearts of the community. Besides the hostess and guest of honor there were present Mes danes Carpenter, Ott, Tompkins, Hopp, Wonner, Smith, Stoody, Waltersdorph, Feusi, Gallwas, Stubbins, A. E. Chris toe, A. Hopp, Needham, Shorthtll, Nin- his and Miss Uren.
 Master Ellery Norriss was surprised most completely and enjoyably by his schoolmates ou Tuesday afternoon. Every one was in the secret but Ellery, so when he was marched out of the room ''to play new game" and return ing found heaps of good things-boxes of candy, cakes and remembrances from his various mates, he was natur- ally somewhat overcome. Refreshments and games finished out a very merry afternoon, which will probably be long remembered by the young folks and the "grown-ups" who were present.