The Ketchikan mining news., 1907-02-08

Dr. Hall has moved his office to the King. house. three doors west of Turner's store, Newtown walk.
 Dr. D. w. Higgins and wife, of Hadley, were in town Monday and Tuesday last The doctor came over to officiate as Deputy Grand Sire at the institution of the new lodge of I. o. o. -Ketchikan No. 1.
 If your watch doesn't run, run with it to Taylor the Jeweler.
 K. T. Graham, Esq, the death of whose wife at Los Angeles, is else where recorded in these columns, ar rived home on the Jeffersaon, yester- day morning.
 ExMayor NJ. E. Martin, who may be properly styled the Father of Ketch- ;kan, returned Thursday morning on the Jefferson from rather protracted stay in Portland Oregon. Don't you dare to do it some more, Michael,
 Dr. Zuber, Dentist, Frye-Brnhn big.
 Henry Goemaere. of the Seattle Bar, has bought from Fred Forss, the house and lot ou the water front opposite his place.
 5. Preaching at the Methodist church, Sunday at Il a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sum- day school at noon. Morning subject: "The Christian-His Speech In the evening live song service and prac- tical gospel talk A cordial invitation Ito all.
 Watch your watch. and if it doesn't keep good time take it to Taylor, the Jeweler.
 Col. Shoenbar left on the Princess Beatrice for Boston, intending to be gone till sometime in April.
 The Ketchikan Steam Laundry. which was temporarily out of. blast for ten days or more. is again working full time, and now we can all put on clean rainment once more.
 Mrs. NJ. F. Geoffroy and children left for her home in Boston on the last south bound trip of the Amur, after visit extending over a period of several months with her broth CT, .Chas H. Cosgrove, and family.
 But you can do better at Taylor's, the Jeweler.
 Tongass Trading Co.'S artist has been at it again. If you don't believe he's an artist. look at his latest effort at displaying in the show window of the establishment in which he is en- ployed. It looks, however, that there might be two, or three or four of him.
 Dr.. Zuber. Dentist, Frye-Bruhn big.
 Fremont King, manager for the Tongass Trading Co.,, who had been in Seattle for a few weeks attending a meeting of his company, and doing other business. arrived home last Friday Morning on the Dolphin, look ing very much as if the trip had done him good.
 Miss NJ. A. Edmonds, erstwhile a missionary teacher here. who had been on a visit to her relatives and friends in Tacoma, arrived up on the Cottage City, Monday morning, and and has taken up her residence in one of her own cottages on Dock street. near St. Johns hospital.
 Capt. Brunn. the mariner of local fame and long experience in these inland waters. is again at home. after brief sojourn in Seattle, to which place he was called by the death of his father. The captain is out of commission just now, but it is not likely that he will long remain so. unless he himself elects to have it that way.
 H. c. Strong, manager of the Ketchikan Steamship Co.,, has gone to the Sound ports in quest of coal with which to relieve the famine, and to get the Alaskan again into active commission, that steamer now being tied up to her wharf here, and unable to move for the want of fuel. It is to be hoped that he may be successful in his quest.
 The steamer Marion took to Hadley vesterday afternoon the shelter em- ployes who had sojourning in town during the temporary shut down of the works, and who were summoned back, the intention being to blow in the furnaces again this morning. It is now hoped and confidently expected that the shelter will have a longer and more profitable run than ever be- fore.
 Jas. H. Rice and wife took passage on the Princess Beatrice for Nan- couver and Seattle. Their return is uncertain, though it's dollars to dough- nuts that they will find no better place in which to make their home