Douglas Island news., 1910-07-20


 have gone to the States on visit.
 The main extension to the Douglas dock will be completed this week.
 BIT. Joslin and wife arrived on the Seattle to make their home in Douglas. Travel on the umboldt-the peoples boat. Get your tickets from O'Connor, Councilman Henry Erie made bus iness trip to Skagway on the Hum boldt.
 Paul Peterson is enjoying visit from his sister, Miss Bertha Peterson, of Tacoma.
 Uncle George Riedi went via the So, attle for business trip to Raines and Skagwsy.
 The Friends Sunday school enjoyed picnic on the Mission lawn Monday afternoon.
 WANrED:-A woman to do housework ioreuoous, twice week. Apply at the News office.
 Henry Erie is having commodious addition built to his residence on St. Ann avenue.
 Mrs. Dodge arrived from Seattle the first of the week to visit her daughter, Mrs. R. R. Hubbard.
 RANGES? Everything from small family range to big hotel range may be had at Jensen's.
 Travel on the fastest and best boat on the run-the Humboldt. Get your tickets from O'Connor.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. R. farrell will de- part from Douglas shortly to make their residence in Seattle.
 Ralph Doremus has returned from the States and taken position in the cyanide plant at Treadwel.
 Mrs. Gus Grundler, who has been visiting at Tenakee, returned last Fri day to her home in this city.
 c. R. Eppens returned last Friday from a soiourn at Sanatarium, better known as Sitka Hot Springs.
 Albert Christoe, who has been so- iourning in California, returned to Treadwell the first of the week.
 Nick Lucich, a bartender, died at the Juneau hospital and was buried yes terday at the Douglas cemetery.
 Al Graham, of the Treadwell machine shop, bad an accident last week which resulted in badly mashed foot.
 Don't fail to hear Prof. Macdonald>s lecture tonight upon new subjects-it will be yonr last chance. Free to all. The oil ship J. A. Chansler departed from Treadwell Monday night, after having discharged a cargo of some 45,- 900 barrels of fuel oil.
 Chas. A. Wagner will leave on the Seattle to try his fortunes in South America. Re6man, another member of She ball team, will accompany him.
 Rev. J. H. Warmanen, pastor of the the Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church, returned last week from the general synod, held at Rock Island, Ill. Are you particular about your teethf Get one of those fine 2thbrushes just received at Smiths Drug Store and use it regularly. Then watch the results Mrs. John Fensi and daughters, Annie, Elizabeth and Mamie> returned last Friday from Tenakee, where they have been visiting for the past month.
 LosT-Silk watch fob, with buckle in- laid with nuggets and charm with grape bEnGhes eu it. Finder please re- turn to John Henson and receive re- ward.
 Seventeen different tooth prepara- tions kept at Smiths Drug Store. Also several hundred of the best 9th brushes made. No need for you to neglect your teeth.
 Mr. and Mrs. Gus Grundler have sold their lovely home on St. Ann avenue and expect to move to Florida. The new owner Is William Liyie, and the purchase price was S2,3O0.
 Specially selected bristles firmly fas- tened in make the large assortment of toothbrushss just received at Smiths Drug Store worthy of your notice. You should get one-25c to 75c.
 Hugh Day, proprietor of the Douglas Pool Room, has returned. from Victoria,