Douglas Island news., 1910-03-30
TREADWELL TOPICS

channel at the Mystic banquet last Thursday evening at the Pines, the oc casion being Maundy Thursday. MT. and Mrs. Lyman s. Ferris left on the Cottage City for trip to New York and the principal cities enroute
 St. Lukes Guild met with Mrs. James Daniels last Thursday after. noon.
 Mr. Ed Grove and family are moving into the Gusti cottage, which MT. Grove purchased from the former owner, Mir. Morgan.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Mills are moving into the house formerly occupied by Mir. Grove.
 Mir. and Mrs. John D. Miller, of Douglas, have purchased d home in Treadwell which they will occupy in the near future.
 The Saturday evening entertainment at the Club promises to be up to the usual standard of interest.
 Mrs. John Richards entertained St. Luke's Guild Tuesday. The attend ance was good and a large amount of work was completed for the bazaar, which will be held April 4th.
 Fred Hebert, of the store force, has been laid up with the grip for few days.
 Mrs. R. G. Datson entertained the Married Ladies' Sewing club at the Pines last week.
 Mrs. w. A. Mackie has manufactured a beautiful collection of artificial flowers which will be sold at St. Luke's bazaar.
 Jack Nobletts has gone to Prince Rupert.
 Interest is centered in the opening of the new swimming pool in connection with the Club, which is announced for April lst. It will be kept open con tinuously from ' a. m. to Il p. n. for the use of all Club mem bers-and in vited guests-eXcept on the special days. These special days are as fol lows: Wednesdays and Saturdays from to , p. m., for boys under l6 years; Fridays, 10 a. m. to , p. m., for ladies aud children; Friday evenings, from [ to II, ladies with escorts.
 Some time after the first of April, Supt. Kinzie, of Treadwell, will make a visit to Milwaukee, Wis, for the pur- pose of Investigating system of steam beating in use there. During the last fiscal year the Treadwell company has spent a good many thousand dollars for steam heating The new system, which MT. Kinzie goes to investigate, makes use of the exhaust steam from the engines.
 Prof. Fred Wasterlaiu, who has been the leader of the Treadwell Club band eyer since it's organization, has re. signed. He gives as the reason for his resignation that some of the members have been very lax in attendance at re- hearsals, and complete reorganization will take place in few weeks and the band will be placed on a solid basis. Mir. Wasterlain intends to go the Sound about May 1st and on his return fifteen days later will have with him ten good musicians, who, with the material left in the old band, will be able to furnish a first-class concert or orchestra. The band has been supported very poorly in the past and it is to be hoped that the new organization will receive the hearty support of the people of Doug las Island.
 Richard Duncan returned last week from a visit to bis home in Scotland. He visited most of the large cities in Scotland and England while away.
 The 24O mill was tied up few hours Monday owing to broken clutch.
 John Welsh has received a small box of leaf tobacco from his home in Ken lucky and has been distributing it to his friends around the works.
 The carpenters are extending the trestle at the Mexican dump in order to fill in @ space large enough to dump the tailings from the new cyanide plant.
 The bears will have to take to the back woods when MT. Lass gets his new bear doe to work. It is a S150 beauty