Douglas Island news., 1911-03-01
Ash Wednesday.
8udweiser at the Log Cabin

Ray James came up from the Sound on the Jefferson.
 The Jefferson reached Treadwell at 10 o'clock last night.
 Mir. Alexander Long has returned from a visit to Sitka.
 The Douglas postoftice matter is still in status quo, as the lawyers say.
 Fred lille is on deck again, after a sharp encounter with rheumatism.
 Andy Pearson has returned from a sojourn at the Tenakee hot springs.
 If the wind breaks your window glass or blows your stove pipe down, Jensen can fix it.
 If you are looking for something in the line of patent coffee or tea pot see Jensen.
 The Douglas City Bakery recentlyfe ceived a new safe. We suppose it Is to keep the dough iu.
 RANGES? Everything from a small family range to a big hotel range may be had at Jensen's.
 George Riedi, jr., had the misfortune to lose a thumb by an accident ID the Ready Bullion mill.
 Frank Tascher, of the Schwabacher Hardware Co.,, was a passenger for the westward on the Bertha.
 Mir. and Mrs. Steve Kane came in from Hoouah last week and embarked on one of the liners for Ketchikan.
 The steamer Humboldt sailed from Seattle Tuesday evening and will make Douglas some time Saturday.
 George Hain made one of his rare visits to Douglas last Sunday. George is the leading tonsorialist of Juneau.
 The steamer Bertha called at the city dock Saturday evening. She loaded a biz shipment of lumber for Cordova,
 The Caledonians will hold a social and dance in Fraternal hall on March 9th, to which all Scotchmen are invited.
 Mir. George Riedi, of the Douglas City Bakery, returned last night on the steamer Jefferson from visit in the States.
 A moving picture show, roller skat' ing rink, charivari and dance were some of things doing on Douglas Island last night.
 E. P. Kennedy, assistant superin- tendent of the Treadwen mines, re- turned on the Ramona from a visit in California.
 Mrs. Dahl has bought the interest of Charlie Jones in the barber business. She and her partner, Mir. Fischer, have moved to the Day Pool Room.
 Mike Hudson will depart on one of the first boats for a business trip to the Sound. Alex Nelson will delay his de- parture until Mr. Hudson returns.
 Mark Tatom, who has been visiting his family in this city, left on the Bertha for Cordova, where, we under stand, be is to take charge of mine.
 Now that the A. B. ball is over, we shall all wait patiently for the next great social affair, which will be the St. Patrick's ball on the Seventeenth of Ireland.
 At the Congregational church, March 5, sermon in the evening will be on "What the Church Means to Chris tian." Communion and reception of members.
 This, the first of March, is the fifth day of bright warm sunshine. If there is anything in the old saw about com ing in like lamb and going out like a lion, look outl
 The St. Patrick's ball, given annually by the A. c. Club, is an event which nothing overshadows. The way the tickets are selling the crowd this year will be greater than ever before.
 MARRIED.-On Saturday, February 24 by Rev. Renison at the rectory in Juneau, Hilda Sophia Kronquist and Frygwe Hagerup. On Monday, Febru' arv 27. Anna Kronquist and Kusto Wahdo.
 Although there IS an abundance oi water for all purposes since the thaw Mr.. Murry is having all kinds oi trouble with the water pipes. First torn screen necessitated emptylng ths