Douglas Island news., 1909-12-01

House.
 Only three weeks now until the shortest days.
 Jensen carries fine line of Onyx Cooking Ware.
 Valuable presents gwen away at Feusi's. See his ad,
 Iron Beds, Springs ana mattresseS- a large variety-at jensen's.
 Singing, talking and moving pictures at the Log Cabin every night.
 The master mechanics department dance at tbe TreadweM Club Friday night.
 Mir. and Mrs Harry Coster have moved into the Hall cottage on Third street.
 Don't wait until another Taku comes; order our storm windows now of John Feusi.
 The Yncatan on her way to the west. ward dropped off several sacks of mail Monday.
 Attention, Knights of Pythias. Im- portaut busiues at the Castle Hall to- morrow night.
 LosT-A gold buckle ring. A reward will be paid for it's recovery. Call at tbe News office.
 A number of articles to be disposed of at the Catholic bazaar are on display at the E. K. Smith drug store.
 Everything of the best to eat at the old reliable place, the American Lunch Room on Front street, Douglas.
 The St. Luke's Guild will meet this week on Friday at o'clock p. m. at the home of Mrs. A. E. Christoe, Tread we'll.
 The members of the Rebekah lodge joined with Mrs. R. Bentley in tbe celebration of Der birthday last Satur- day evening.
 Postmaster and Mrs. Hubbard enter tained Mrs. Adam Hopp and the editor of the News at o'clock dinner on Thanksgiving Day.
 MT. and Mrs.W. R. Jarrell entertained at dinner on Thanksgiving MT. and Mrs. H. G. D. Hail and the Misses Pickel, Holmes and Smith.
 Mir. and Mrs. Carl Peterson, who have been living in Douglas since last spring, will depart on the Str. Jefferson to make their home in Washington.
 For the latest um brellas and the best um brella repairing call on Berry's Um brella Store, Juneau. All repairing guaranteed. Experienced workmen.
 Judge Cushman has granted the pe- tition of the citizens of Haiues for in- corporation and set the date for the vote ou the proposition on January 6th-
 Jack Martin, who was injured by a powder explosion a couple of weeks ago, Is rapidly recovering at the St. Ann hospital and will soon be back at his work.
 Merchant Rogers has enlarged his store room by taking in the part for. merly occupied by the barbers. The two rooms are connected by large archway-
 Mrs. c. W. OSgoOd, who has been at the Simpson hospital, has returned to her home in this city much improved, although weak from the operation it was necessary for her to undergo.
 The cold weather still continues, but for the past week we have escaped the fearful winds. A second coating of snow has been added to the first, so the fear of fire is still further reduced.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Stubbins enter tained at , o'clock dinner on Thanks giving, Mayor M. J. O'CoDnor, MT. John Diamond, Mr. Frank Oliver, Master Raymond Kelly and Miss Regime Miller.
 The word comes from Seattle that Mrs. Garner, mother of Mrs. E- b. Smith and Mrs. M. J. O'Connor, is so much improved that she was able to be moved to her own home, upon the ar rival of her daughters.
 Charlie Fox, after delayed voyage to Sitka and return, came home just after Thanksgiving, but was still thankful, because of bis escape from the violent storms which beset the stauuch little ship Georgia.