Douglas Island news., 1908-08-05
TREADWELL TOPICS.

ger south on the last Jefferson, ell route for Berkeley, where he will take up his studies at the University of California.
 Messrs M. G. Rogers, F. Wasterlain, and Mir. and Mrs. D. E. McArthur are again at home after visit to Skagway incidental to jury business.
 John Bayne is out of the hospital where he has been laid up with an in- jured knee.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. l.. Atkinson moved yesterday into their new home on Treadwell Heights.
 The hunting party which went over to Twin Point, Admiralty leland last Wednesday evening, brought back two fine deer and large number of fish. Messrs Spores, Crofts, Henson, He'd strom, BIain, McRae, Stephens, Web ster, Ed. Christoe, and Theo Erickson made up the party.
 The fourth annual ball given by the Treadwell Are department will take place at the Treadweu Club on the evening of August F. Preparations are under way to make 1t the biggest affair of it's kind yet given. The arrangement committee met Friday evening and appointed the following committees with full power to act:
 Arrangements-J. F. Tompkins, Joe Dickey, Mark Smith, E. A. McHamil- ton, John Mccormick, l.. $. Ferris, J. N. Stoody, Jas. Daniels.
 Invitation-James Christoe, c. G. McKinnon, Dave Housel.
 Reception-Rtchard Mccormick, A. E. Andrew, Ed. Lumpkin, Leo Young, Francis Cornwell, R. A. KinZIe, Nels Johnson, E. P. Kennedy, James Dan iels, D. B. Veasie, Joe Dickey, E. A. McHamiltou, c. M. BIain, John H. Duckworth, Daniel Webster, c. w. Johnson.
 Floor-L. S. Ferris, Ed. Bennett, Mark Smith, John Mccormick, George Wayland, Harry J. Wood, W. H. Kelly.
 Muslo-J. N. Stoody, R. c. Wayland, G. A. Fleek.
 Deoorations-F. E. Laube, B. P. Kennedy, Frank Tasohor, c. M. BlRin, D. E. McArthur, Jno. Christoe, w. k. farrell, Harry Crofts.
 Prinling-D. J. Kinzie, J. r. Tomp, kius, Otto Wi3klander.
 Refreshments-T. A. Tubbs, George Beare, Jerry Cashen.
 Refreshments will be served at the Treadwell boarding house. The various committees are now hard at work and will report progress on Monday even ing at the regular meeting of the fire department.
 A game of baseball was played We'd nesday evening between nine from the foundry and one from the machine shop, resulting In a victory Sor the latter, with score of q to 6. The following evening the machinists de- feated the tram men, and they are now waiting for the next corners.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Anderson and family are getting settled in their new home on Treadwell Heights.
 The new Mexican boarding house Is getting we'll under way. The frame work is now in place.
 The Ashcroft Moving Picture Go. will give a performance on Friday evening at the Treadwell Club, which will be open to the public. The pro- gram is printed elsewhere.
 There will be dance at the Club this evening.
 Hugh Webster returned to his home ln California via the Cottage City yes terday morning after several weeks visit iu Treadwell.
 Nels Johnson, foreman of the Ready Bullion mine, Is planning two weeks vacation at the Hot Springs soon.
 Miss Caroline RIsedorph will return very shortly from her summer vaos' tion spent at her home in Seattle.
 Miss J. D. Mooney, who has entered the profession of a trained nurse, is now aG the St. Mary's hospital, San Franciaoo. CAlif.