Douglas Island news., 1910-12-28
Bndweiser at the Log Cabin.

Friday.
 General meeting of the Fire Depart ment Thursday night.
 A mask carnival will be held at the skating rink tomorrow night.
 W.J. Sally, of Ketchikan, is visiting his brother, Il. V. Sully, in this city.
 Grant Kimmerling left today via the Cottage City for a visit to the coast cities.
 If the wind breaks your window glass or blows your stove pipe down, Jensen can fix it.
 Mark Tatom has been a sufferer from the tantrums of a thrifty carbuncle the past week.
 Oliver Olson is having hard strug- gle with a severe cold. Pneumonia is threatened.
 M.B. Archer is at St. Ann hospital, slowly recovering from an attack of rheumatism.
 If you are looking for something in the line of patent coffee or tea pot see Jensen.
 J.V. Mohler, the skating rink man, returned on the Cottuge Monday night from Seattle.
 Smith has some fine combination masks for the skating masquerade to- morrow night.
 RANGES? Everything from a small family range to big hotel range may be had at Jensen's.
 New photograph records coming in all the time at Smiths Music PaIlors. No second hand records.
 Christmas flowers, Lowney's and home made candies, and fresh Olympia oysters at Hile & Keists.
 It is reported that the Juneau Ferry < Navigation Company wharf will re- tire from business on January lst.
 The large doll given away at Christ mas time by Druggist Elmer E. Smith fell to Mr. Chas. Price of TreadweIl.
 A good many people were not satis- fed with one day of Christmas, but continued to celebrate all day Monday.
 A football game announced for Christmas day came off all right, but the players wore sickers and gum boots.
 Prof. s. J. F. Strsnack, mentalist, will give a farewell, scientific, hypnotic demonstration at Nstatorium hall on Friday evening.
 The report comes from Ketchikan that Bert Wheeler, a former resident of Douglas, was killed by falling 200 feet down a mine shaft.
 This is beautiful winter weather, all right; but it was little too warm on Christmas day and turned the snow into slush, and the rain poured.
 Get d phonograph. Have the music and enjoy yourself. Selling at Smiths Music Parlors on the easy payment plan. Only one price and you pay as you like.
 BoRN-To Mir. and Mrs. Louie Sileg, at F o'clock, on Christmas eve, F. pound baby girl. Mother and child are doing nicely. Mrs. Tremontine was in attendance.
 A placard on the window announces that the store of M. G. BeltzhooVer is closed. Mir. Beltzhoover is determined to leave Alaska to enjoy the bright sun- shine of Kansas.
 Jim McKanna and A. B. Callahan left Douglas last week on the steamer Georgia, headed toward Sitka- There are some serious rumors as to the in- tentions of these two old bachelors.
 Following the custom established a year ago, the Governor and Mrs. Clark will hold public New Years reception at the governors house next Monday afternoon, January ?, from 3 o'clock until 5.-Dispatch.
 Where to get your prescriptions filled-Smith's Drug Store offers you the most competent service, the purest of drugs and the most reasonable prices. A night bell gives you service any time of the night.
 Mrs. P. $. Early and sons, Rex and Steve, came down from Yankee cove last week to spend the holidays. As this is the first visit the "boys" have