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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-02
Briggs, Harry Pool and Charles Heartt.
Mr. md Mry.4 william want IN Nav Or.

Briggs, Harry Pool and Charles Heartt
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson went to New Or
leans to mike their future home.
rho Tuesday Afternoon Club was
entertained by Mrs. Cary ]. Hunter.
There were two papers read, both bc-
Ing greatly enjoyed. Tie first was
Dickens, the Champion Of Childhood"
by Mrs. Johns, and "HiB Twenty-eight
schools.' by Miss Edith Register. There
were also readings. one from Infant
Tribute to Charles Dickens On Els
dacussea sy ,ss r WEI a,e f I'm
terrestingly before the club.
day evons by tss aansn ana
M ,,,,,,an ca dlee Club About fifty
PC given IN the Academy OF Music
mere some time in February. The club
also. expects to give Its entertainment
N Greensboro, and possibly In some
other North Carolina towns. The Nom
pers are: First Tcnors--C. w. Hewlett,
e ID. Bell u. a. Seidenspinner, r. 2.
Fierce. Second Tenors--A. G.. Boynton,
y. III. Bryan, 2. L. Gainey, II. w. Kueff-
nIer j. l.. Smith. Baritones-B. r.
ferguson, g. q. Hnll, l.. L. Hood. T.
y. Summerlin. Bass-T r. Haywood,
". Il. Marshall s. A. A1cNcely, O. NJ.
Sigmon. 49, M
The officers Of the club are c. w.
Hewlett. president; B. 4. Ferguson,
Vice president. II. W. Kueffner, bus
lness manager; L. l. Hood. librarian
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Mountcastle Social News. /
Especial to The imes-DIspatch.


AIOUNTCASTLE. VA. February Is
Miss Mamie Haw. of Ashland who
has been visiting Miss Irene Jones, has
returned.
Mrs J. II. Richardson. Of Richmond,
who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs.
r. b. Mountcastle, has returned to her
home after a most delightful visit.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Woodbridge, of
Mckenney. are spending the winter,
Mrs. George Mountcastle.
Mr.. j.. Frank Lyon. of Clarksville,s
Va. is visiting friends in this place.
Mr.. Whit. Tunstall, of William and
Mary College, is at home, quite sick
with measles.
Miss Lucy Binns has returned homo
after delightful stay with relatives
and friends at Richmond
Mr.. Stuart Marstonis able to be out
after a severe attack of grip.
MI: Harry Mountcastle has returned
to William and Mary. College after q
few days spent at his home.
Mr.. l. G.. Woodbridge, known as an
expert rider, was thrown from high
spirited horse on Thursday afternoon
Mr. Willie Taylor, who is clerking
for our popular young merchant Mr.
Charles Binns, of Roxbury, Is quite
sick with muInps and measles. 81 s
Mr. ". r. Mountcastle. attending co.'s
lege in Richmond, Is visiting his par
Mr. Mr.. j. =. 1yalls and Mr.. stuart
Mr.. J. L. !Ligon proved to be a very
hunter by killing a fine
otter in the Chickahominy Swamp on
Friday morning. si
a- Mr.. 7. VI ones. OF Richmond, has been
Mr.. w. W. Jones.
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the guests Of Mrs ]. L. Mayo. on East
Main Street.
Sheriff and Mrs. G. f. Kicks are Wis
iting in Pantego. their old home.
Wilmington Social News.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch. /

WILMINGTON, N. c., February L.
swell dance by the L,Arioso German
e frara ana era mhirled arnnnd by the
social wheel this week The dance
was given Thursday evening, and was
most ENJOYABLE and brilliant ri e, event ,nt
german was led by the regular leader.
Mr.. Clayton Giles. .Jr.
Miss Grace Whitaker. .charmln n
yIaas is 4i thse q guest here Of Miss May
ella Moore. was the recipient Of much
attention this week; In her honor her
hostess gaxe delighWtf fdp. card PARTY hpty
Misses Margaret Walker and Jennie
Murchison entertained in her honor.
Miss Murchison gave q most elaborate
dinner. while Miss Walker presented
: A merry birthday party and one
given on an elaborate scale was that
Monday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
their daughter, Miss Katherine, at their
handsome home on South Front Street
In the receiving line with Miss Rourl1
were Misses Julia Owen, Edit nj, apritGh-
and Miss Jennie Bridger, Of Baden.
: Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Walker
and children. after visit to yaa old
home Of Mr. Walker here, en eIsm setn
short stay, they will commence jour
ned to Hongkong again, where Mr..
Walker is assistant manager OF the
Standard Oil Company's interests.
Invitations were issued this week to
the marriage of Miss Ida Rankin
Brown daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clement Coote Brown, to Mr.. Thomas
"Wednesday, February 18th. at o'clock
in the afternoon, at st. James Epis-,
copal Church.
What promises to be decidedly In
teresting event will occur one week
from tomorrow afternoon. and will be
the presentation to the Boys Brigade
by the Junior Order OF United Me-
chanics. of. this city. of handsome
event will DO an Impressive one and
will take place in the auditorium. OF
the Brigades handsome stone armory,
to the Brigade by Mrs. Henry M. Flag.
Ter. The presentation speech will be
made by Mr.. Il. N. Penny. q prominent
Junior, and the gifts will be accepted
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Raleigh Social News.
itspecIalIto rho ,rImes. Ioispatch. /

RALEIGH, N. CT, February lived
nesday evening Miss Marine Rogers
gave a delightful complimentary to
her guest, Miss Leoline 11tliridge, OF
Charlotte, tile affair being in 1tuney
Library BALLROOM. Miss Rogers was
beautifully gowned In lavender crepe
dc chine, while tho guest OF honor
wore yellow fnesaline. and old lace:
MI gaes 81 MeK s ass WITH Mi1o MISS
Ethrldge. Among those dancing were:
Mr.. Howard Bebee. with Miss Mamie
Rogcrs: Mr.. Bob Brown. with MISC
M nass Geay a me- pi Mx 3 Wa T,s
Ian, with Miss Louln Mcdonald: Mr.
Gordon Smith, with Miss Ismmiel
DI ly: Mr.. George Hall with Miss
With Miss kattrine 1'oylan: Mr.. Francis
Cox. with Miss Margaret Boylan; Mr..
Albert AZ, Cox. With Miss Elsie Haywood;
HIa I y NJ; George harliaon; WI, Mis-
Minnie Minnie ,MoortnE Mr. Sid Goss. with
I Miss r., Lizzie :z..,, Rogers Mr.. William
Roy Marshall. with MISS Dee Duncan;
Mr.. William Tanner. with Miss Annie
Young; Mr.. John Morson, with Miss
FANNIE !, annie e., Young; Mr.. Steven, with Miss
with Miss Margaret McKimmor,; Mr..
Ray Hampton, with Miss Edith Rou;
Mr.. Cannon, with Miss Lilly Ferrall:
Mr.. Lfley, with Miss Vivian Moncure;
Mr.: Charles n. Johnson. Jr.. with Miss
pattie Carroll: Mr.. Crutchheld, with
Miss Jennie Trapier: Mr.. Louis Smith
With Miss Minnetta Cause: Mr.. Val
Perkins. with Miss Cause: Mr.. Ceburn
Harris. with Miss Jessie Croswell:
Mr.. George Badger. with Miss Blanche
iHcartt; Mr.. Hayden Clements. with
MISC Ret9V london. Mr. OH
with Miss Sophie Wood: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Folk, Mr.. and Mrs p. d. Gold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus McAden, DIR. and
Mrs. Russell Sherrell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Fish. Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Ball. Mr.. and Mrs.
Claudius Dockery. DR.. Joel Whitaker,
Messrs. w w. Green, Fab. Briggs,
Bartel Wise. a. B. D. Smith, Rowan
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Fl. Ogden. of Binghamton. N. Y. Mrs.
Charles Green won the prize for the
highest score; Mrs. Charles e. Hooper,
the consolation. and Mrs. Ogden, The
guest of honor prize.
Mrs. Julia a.. Gibson happily enter
tanned at an informal reception Thurs
day afternoon at her apartment on
Carnegie Court in honor of Aira.
Stonewall Jackson.
Mrs. Herbert J. Howell has issued
invitations to n reception at her home
on South Tryon Street. Tuesday after
noon, February Ath. when Lieutenant
Frederick Lansing Oliver and his
bride will be formally introduced to
Charlotte society. The affair promises
to be one of the most delightful events
of the social season.
Mrs. Brooke b. Todd left Saturday
morning for Richmond, Va, where she
will visit relatives.
Mrs. CIV. Ashby, of Alexandria. Va,
is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Percy
bumley, at her home on Kingston Ave-
nue.. DilwOrtL9 fs
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Rogers Frank Thompson, Moses Gold,
VIII Pace and VIII Morson.
Friday evening the ladies' OF tho
Presbyterian Church gave delightful
musicale in which the best talent OF
the city participated Among them
were tile following: Vocalists-Nfrs.
Horace Dowell Mrs. Orndorff, Miss
Eliza Knox. Miss Josephine Gilmer.
Mics Mary Carter Bay, Miss Ellen Dur
ham. Miss Iyey Roberts. DR.. Hubert
Register, Mr.. Sligo. Accompanies
Miss Sadie Duncan. Instrumental
Miss Bessie Knox Woodland, Mr. Nom.
Violin--Miss Fannie Hines Johnson,
Miss emily Rose Knox. DR.. Summey.
Readers--Miss Eliza Poole, Miss
little Miss Annie Rogers.
At Central Methodist Church Wed.
nesday afternoon Mr.. +. l.. Wilson and
Miss Annie Stedman Love. both OF this
city, were united in marriage the pas
tor. Rev. l.. b. Jones, officiating. There
was special vocal music, Mrs. Horace
Dowell being soloist.. Mrs John Won
Higgs best man. The ushers were
Messrs. Paul Snead, OF Durham; James
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Charlotte Social News
Especial to The Times-pispatch.

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. February L..
The social event of the week was the
fourth OF the series of subscription
dances at the Hotel Selwyn, Wednes-
day evening. The german was led hy
Mr.. John Bass Brown and Mr.. Robin
Brem: and the chaperons We're DR..
and Mrs. Brodie Nallie, Mesdames Lock-
wood Jones, II. b. Fowler. c. B. Hunt,
r. F. Otis, OF Alabama, and Miss. Lucy
Oates. The music was furnished ny
Richardson's Orchestra. and among
those dancing We're Miss Hazel Bolton.
OF Charlottesville. Va, with Mr.. II. G.
Jones.
Mrs. Elizabeth Allen and sons. DR..
Wil!iarn and Mr.. Preston Allen, Of
Lexington. Va. who arrived in the
city week ago to live, and have been
stopping at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Z: Henderson, on South Try5n
Street have leased one of the Graham
apartment houses on North Tryon
Street and have taken possession. Mrs.
Allen Is of u we'll known Virginia
family being an aunt of Mr.. u. H.
Preston, Of this city. They have AZ
ready made many friends In Charlotte
An enjoyable social event of the
week was tho bridge whist party given
ing-room of the Selwynt Hotel by Mrs.
Walter Alexander in honor of Mrs. ].
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Robert Lee Jordan. R. j. NOEL, q. A..
Sullivan and Major j. Z. Cowan. They.
are expected home to-day.
Miss Lucille Cassell is spending the
week with her father. Judge George
Il. Cassell, In Richmond.
Captain r. A. Wingo and family
left on Tuesdny last for Texas, where
they will reside In the future.
Mrs. Selden Longley has been quito
~ for ten days, but is somewhat inl-
proved.
Ladies', Aid Society Wednesday,.
Work is being pushed on the Carr
residence. and 1t will be occupied by
Miss Minnie Ingles has returned
from st. Luke's Hospital, Richmond.
where she was operated on for ap-
pendicitis: She was accompanied homo
last week In Richmond and Norfolk.
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fredericksburg Social News.

ISpecinl 70 The Times -Dlspatch.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, February
Mrs. j. Garnett King entertained
her friends at euchre Wednesday eve-
ming from $3.50 to O'clock. Mrs.
Mrs. u. j. Smith, the second; Miss
Edmo Fitzhugh, the guests prize. Ele-
CANT Refreshments were served
Miss Nora Goolrick entertained the
Tuesday night Euchre Club. There
were a number OF players. Mr.. Paul
Karsten, Jr.. won the first prize, and
M. Il. L. w. Green got the BOBBY.
Dainty refreshments were served
Rev. II. A. Williams and family have
moved into their handsome new res.
idencc on Washington Avenue.
Miss Susie NJ. Bradley has returned
from a visit to her brother, Mr.. Charles
s. Bradley, in Baltimore.
Mrs. j. p. Cannon is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Richmond.
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Far1nville Social News.
TsnaciaI to The rim,es-nIsnatch i


I FARNLVILLE,s VA. February 1.-The
senior class at the State Female Normal
School has Just organized. the follow
ing officers being elected: President.
Vice President. Miss Bessie Sampson.
OF Manchester; Secretary, Miss Grace
iBeale, Of Williamsburg: Treasurer, Miss
curle P,hai1lps Of mampton These
work Immediately on the schools ans
nual.
Mrs. Jeannetta Edmunds Morton has
her daughter. Miss Loulia Marcia, Nor
ton. to Mr.. Garrett G. Gooch, Jr., of
Roanoke. Va. The ceremony will take
place on Wednesday evening. the 18th
VILE Presbyterian Church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gooch will be at home. Roanoke.
after March 1st.
has been "a visitor to Mrs p. Louis
Paulett. returned to her home on last
Saturday. Mrs. Paulett has now for
her guest, Miss Grace Jones. OF Freder-
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph y. Phillips have
recently had a pleasant visit from Mr..
II. P. Phillips, of Williamsburg, Va,
and Mr.. w. B. Foster, wife and child,
Mrs. j. Chester Nation and Misses
lancaster and Harrison We're ''at
home" to their friends on yesterday.
of Farmville, is confined to his bed
with pneumonia, but his condition is
not considered by his physician rs
Mr.. Henery Hillsman is quite III with
fever, but is reported to be somewhat
Among those from Farmville who.
will attend the Johns -Shackford
nuptials In Lynchburg. on next Tues
day, arc Messrs. H. T.. Stokes j. L.
Hart and DrS Nv j. Gills.a
Mr. and Mrs. W. p. England enter-i
tanned a number of their friends on
Tuesday evening last. q
Mr. Spencer Armistead, Of Roanoke,
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was in town few days this week
visiting old-time friends.
DIR. Laetftia NJ. Snow gave lun-
cheon to some of her friends on last
Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. NIillidge gave a 1ecture Thursday
afternoon In the auditorium of the
Normal School, having for his sub
ject English. Scotch and Irish Peer
age. He explained the difference in
privilege and manner OF perpetuation
in these different countries. and made
very clear the nature and meaning OF
peeragc. English and Irish peers may
be created, Scotch peers are not, and
hence. if family becomes extinct, the
number of peers Is decreased. This
means that in time there will be no
Scotch peers.
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vas furnished by an orchestra from
he shington Concert Band.

Nc NNdaAAhE5 lOll 5SOllCCIl.l banU.
Among the dancers Were T. II. Bea-
ton with Miss A1cMullen, Of Edenton:
j. Al. Robinson and Miss Katie Moore,
Walter Windley and Miss Maude Web
;, Of Newbern; g: L Carrow and
Miss Graves OF Carthage; John Bon
Fl. p. Carrow and Miss Eva Hasell. r.
S. Neal and Miss Mary G. Hassell. j. G.
Rragaw, Jr., and Miss Willie Hargrovc:
Harry McMullen and Miss Wood, Of
Brown, T.. NJ. Short and Miss Cammie
Short. M. Worthington and Miss Annie
l-aughinghouse, VIII Patrick and Miss
julia Won Eberstein. G. D. Parker and
and Miss Hattie Jones. B. s.. Bronson
and Miss Pattie Morgan, of Shawboro;
Evans Wharton and Miss Emma Car
ter Thomas r. Wharton and Miss Julia
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Cooke. Mr.. and Mrs
G. II. Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. j. K.
Hoyt DR.. and Mrs. j. G.. Blount. Stays
IL. Fl. Moore. -. Il. Bryan. j. A.
". II. Ellison 81 Il. V Joslin, Dr.. John
w. Williams, Clifford Blakely, w. NJ
Blount, Jr., I. Fl. Hughes. I. II God
dard. Paul Webb. Chaperons-M sdames
Ell. Harding. II. r: Bright and II, II.
Carrow.
Mrs A. NJ. Dunay was "at home'' on
Thursday evening to a number friends
honor or Of hor friend. Mrs. S. S. spruks.
of Scranton. Pa. The handsome resi-
dence was attractiyely decorated for
the occasion, and Mrs. Dumay. who is
Of m9st
.tation as hostess. The game was en-
tered into with much spirit and zest
by all. and tho evening will be long
lowing were hor guests: Mesdames s.
h ii seIla L. I. Knight, G. Il, Richard
son. Il. II. Short. N, p: Fulford. a. D.
Frances satchwell. Julia .Hoyt Helen
kugler. Susan Saunders and Adeline
Mayo. s.
Misses Mildred AlL,cNIullen, Of Edanton,
Katie Moore on West Second Street.
have returned to their respective homes.
Miss Wood. WHO has been the guest
has hs returned to her home in Edenton. s''
b Colonel w. B. Rodman, OF Charlotte.
Is spending several days In the city
with relatives.
rents In Beaufort county for a few
~ Miss i India Wright. Of Norfolk, Is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. p. 3. Hclin.
~ ss sss As;;' a Hsvysy AsS2ss j.
Market Street. az M ~ y
several weeks to her friend. Miss
Claudia Simmons. on Second Street
has returned to her home IN Shawborroo.
j. Miss Adeline Mayo, Of this city Is
Fowle. at Beaufort. NJ, q. for a ( few
Miss Winnltred Fowle has returned
from g visit to her aunt. h Mrs. ii, n,
BeckWtth, for e, the past few months IN
MI. and Mrs, n. II. Wea.thera, az Ra-
Leigh, are An the 81 w for q few days as
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by. Charles G. Loughlin, ESQ. of the
sicaii program. and the q following COM
mfttee has the affair in charge: Messrs.
H G. Howell, w. w. Galloway. G. w.
Branch. 10. G. Woodbury., John q. Wood
and Walter Z. Yepp.
Among the popular visitors are Miss
Senah Critic. of Winston alam, who is
the guest OF Miss Virginia Bailey, and
e., who is the guest Of Captain and
Mrs. Earl I. Brown, on South Third
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Washington Social News.
Especial 10 The Timcs-Dispy,atch.l

1ll77 Especial to The TImes- Dispatch.1 800 =
The frst February e german Of the. Hal
cyon German Club, Of this city. was
given Thursday evening in the parlors
of the Elks' Club. and was an unus-
ually ENJOYABLE midWinter% social event.
elizabeth Hill, and the figures were
both graceful and beautiful. Music
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Radford Social News.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l

Governor Tyler returned Thursday
from Roanoke. where he attended the
Bryan speaking and was The guest Of
Governor Tyler Is enthusiastic over
Mr.. Bryan's speech, saying that he
surpassed himself last night, II such
a thing were possible Governor Tyler
Nebraska State Convention at Lincoln.
the 9Th Of March, and BIO his guest
while in the city.
Mrs. Frank Anthony Wake. of Nor
folk, editor Of the jamestown Bulletin,
United Daughters of the Confederacy
was the weekend guest OF Mrs. c.. B.
Tate, of Draper. the new president of
the Virginia Division. United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy.
laski. but now of Jedd, w. Va. is
very i'll with typhoid fever. His little
son. Clarke. who has been so danger
ously Ill, IS somewhat improved.
Appalachia. spent tuesday with Mr. II
and Mrs. w. Fl Williamson, on their
return from bridal trip to Florida.
The Presbyterian Church at Pulaski
has purchased and installed a fine
y Mrs. Edward herman returned We'd
ter. Mrs. Stevens. at Salem.
Mrs. Edgar Walters has returned
from visit to relatives in Washing
in New * ork this week.
Mrs. James Alacgill Is visiting friends
in Roanoke this week.
The committee appointed to visit
Richmond this week In the interest OF
securing the State Normal School for
Radford, consisted Of Judge George r..
Cassell, Captain ". II. Baldwin,f AIesscs.
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Mr.. AND Mrs. FIRED NJ. E1NsTEIN

football team and an assistant teacher
at ST. Adams School. will take his d.
ploma in June and it was the inten-
ton of the young couple to keep their
marriage secret until that time, the
bride returning to her own home and
the bridegroom to ST Adams on their
return from Bristol.
The bride IS the attractive daughter
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tspec,n, to The Times Dispatch.l
RADFoRD. VA. February 1.-Cards
have Just been issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Lyle, of Radford, announc-
ing the marriage of their daughter.
Bessie Thorpe. to Mr.. Fred M. 1sinstein.
4th.
Mr.. Einstein. who is captain of the
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of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Lyle. and is very
popular in Radford society. She was
the illustrator of Jamestown Toasts
and Tributes" The bridegroom. who
is the son Of Mr.. II. 7. Einstein. a
prominent and wealthy farmer of Pu-
laski. and brother of Rev. John L..
Einstein. owner and principal of ST.
Adams is promising and popular
young man.
Douglas Island news., 1908-08-19

A.-Y.-P. Fair Commissio toners Farmer and Mcbride visited Douglas Island last Monday and while taking in the good things of the town called at the News office. They say that because the time is so short until navigation will close in the interior they have been devoting most of their time to getting the work started here. They have delegated to Mrs. Mary B. Hart the work of collecting an exhibit from the white schools of the territory. They say that they are meeting with encouragement that justifles them in saying that the mineral exhibit from Southeastern Alaska will be large one, covering the subject exhaustively and creditably. An effort will also be made to exhibit specimens of the native fruits og this section and they are experimenting with the preserving formula furnished them by Prof. Georgeson, of the agricultural depart ment. We believe that with little encouragement Alaska will furnish an exhibit that will astonish the world.
Douglas Island news., 1908-08-19
.EDIsH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a. m. Services: Sundays at 7:90 p. m and Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m.
 JOHN H. WARMANEN, Pastor.

pr. J. Fl. Metallic, our resident den- tist, has returned from his trip to the States where he went to secure the ser vices of an assistant. We are pleased to note that pr. Metallic has secured for his co-partner pr. D. l.. McCaw, of Minneapolis, Min, dentist of first class ability, unexcelled as a crown and bridge worker. Their offices are in the City Hall building where the doctors will be pleased to receive their old patients and those who are in need of first class dentistry at reasonable prices. Consultation free. Childrens teeth extracted free.
Douglas Island news., 1908-08-19
Store opposite Bach BId., Front St.
 M. G. BeltzhOOVer

DREsSMAKING-Mrs. c. M. Thorndyke wishes to inform her Douglas and TreadwelI patrons that she is now To- oated in room 1, Lewis block, opposite Haraden's. None but the best work done.
Douglas Island news., 1908-08-19

Call at the Douglas Bakery for your fresh candies. We just received big shipment on the last steamer.
Douglas Island news., 1908-08-19

Call Phone 3.2-3 Juneau. For Ice Cream and Candies. Turner's Ice Cream Parlor.