Douglas Island news., 1909-10-06
The Douglas Island News.
THE LOCAL FIELD.
Milton Kelly is clnvaIescent.

Rogers.
 See tbe moving pictures at the Opera House.
 Tom Donaghey has returned from Fairbanks.
 Valuable presents given away at FeuSi'S. See his ad.
 Jensen carries fine liue of Onyx Cooking Ware
 The Preadwell Foundry boys have postponed their dance.
 Rogers is the exclusive agent for the E. V. Price Co. suits that St.
 Singing, talking and noving pictures at the Log Cabin every night.
 BORN-A daughter, to Mir. and Mrs. Robert J. Willis last Sunday.
 Leo G. Till returned last week from a visit to the Exposition City.
 Rogers can now take your measure for suit of clothes. See his samples Charlie Fox came home from Sitka and way points on the Georgia SNn- day.
 Deputy Marshal MacMiIlan and Bob Coughin came home from Seattle last week.
 Mrs. X. G. Frost arrived on the Dol phin for visit with her niece, Mrs. LaRey.
 Harry Nelson has gone to Hajnes to take the management of Henry Brie's saioou there.
 Prank Sbotter came in from Hoonah last week to visit with relatives and friends in Douglas.
 Alex McMillau has closed his pool room, having sold the stock and fix lures to Henry Erie.
 David Russell and family have moved to one of the Pauletta houses. across the street from the Friends church.
 Mrs. c. ". Osgood returned to Der home last Thursday afternoon where her host of friends are glad to see her. David Christoa and Cbas. Johnson left last week for Seattle, where they will attend the University of Washing ton. Every night you can see the moving pictures at the Douglas Opera House, and it is free to all. New films each week. Mrs. Nels G. Johnson and children arrived on the Dolphin and, of course, Nels is about the bappiest man in all Alaska.
 The Altar Guild, of St. Luke's church of Douglas, will meet Thursday after noon. at ? o'clock, at the bone of Mrs. c. NJ. Blain. Between the Cottage City and the Humboldt Mr. ]. D. Carpenter maD- aged to get back to his home in Tread. we'll last week.
 Mrs. Grant Kimmerling and Mrs. J. J. Penglase and daughter, Anna, are on their way home to Douglas from Isbpeming, Mich M. s. Hudson has returned from his pilgrimage to the Sound, but, to judge by appearances, is still in state of single blesse6Dess.
 Pay day was delayed in transit; the big poke for Treadwell was shipped on Cottage City, got tied np at Bella Bella and finally arrived yesterday morning on the Seattle.
 Orders for Ice Cream or Fresh Cream left with the Douglas Candy Kitchen delivered any place on the Island. Homemade candy speciality. Phone 3-7 Sweet Tulip Cones. CIrY BAKERY PRICES of Bread are as follows: Stores, boarding houses and restaurants, 15 loaves for Sl; retail cus- toners, F loaves for S1. Our bread is always fresh, clean and sweet.
 GEORGE RIEDI.
 Tbe Dante DurWood company will show at the Natasorium tonight and tomorrow night. This company has played in every town of any size from Nome to Douglas and, if the papers tell the truth. presents a very pleasing entertainment
 Now for an up-to-date, man tailored, American Ladies' Suit; the Island De- partment Store has the goods. A sam- ple book, representing a collection of 1S0 new fall fabrics including Herring Bones, Cheyiots, PanaDas, Two-tone Serges. Broadcloths, Venetians. Satin C,,o+bs and otbars can be looked over