Douglas Island news., 1911-02-15
Rndweiser at the Log Cabin.

A large chunk of the old ferry dock fell down during the past week.
 Dentist Dickeuson is remodeling the old Betzhoover store for su office.
 W. E. Chamberlain arrived on the Island last Friday in search of employ ment.
 Fred lille has been sick for the past week. He is threatened with rheum, stism.
 If the wind breaks your window glass or blows your stove pipe down, Jensen can fix it.
 BoRN-To MT. and Mrs. Oscar Chelain of Treadwell, on Wednesday, Feb. 8th, a daughter.
 If you are looking for something ln the line of patent coffee or tea pot see Jensen,
 Mrs. Carl Weiss, who has been suf- fering from an attack of the grip, Is much improved.
 Mir. John Kilbuck will occupy the pulpit of the Friends church Sabbath evening, Feb. l9. Mir. and Mrs. J. A. McKillop vii! leave for Seattle early in March where they expect to remain.
 RANGES? Everything from small
  family range to a big hotel range may be had at Jensen,s, Harry Wood, a former employee ot the Treadwelll company, returned from the States last week. M. G. Beltzhoover has packed his stock of jewelry and will depart on the first boat for Arizona, Sam Manditch came over from Cor dova on the Bertha. Sam will finger ln Douglas but few days
 Tom O'Donell is again about the streets, looking fine, but says he does not care to tackle boxing match.
 F1REMEN-Hose Company No. l, of the Douglas Volunteer Fire Depart meut, will meet tonight at the City hall promptly at S:30 o'clock.
 Charlie Rudy was iu from Nugget creek last week. He reports heavy fall of snow, making travel without snowshoes almost impossible.
 "A River That Produces Power" will be the subject of Mir. Edwards discourse at the Congregational church next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.
 c. W. Osgood is walking with de cided limp as the result of violent contact with heavy casting. He as- sures us that the injury is not serious. The steamship Humboldt sailed from Seattle at 10 o'clock this morning. She will tie up at the City dock in Douglas Saturday night or early Sunday morn ing.
 The prayermeeting service of the Friends church is changed from We'd nesday to Thursday night at s o'clock. The service is held at the mission nome for the present.
 Ernest Powell blew in from the south last Friday. He says that his mothers health is much improved and that she and Mir. Powell may return to Douglas in a couple of months.
 The steamship Jefferson left Ketchi- kan at } o'clock this morning for the North, via Metlakahtla. She will stick her nose into Gastineau about 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 The steamship Ramona arrived from the South last Friday night The small amount of freight she had for Douglas was brought over from Juneau on the Georgia yesterday morning.
 Attorney Lewis P. Shackleford, na- tional republican committeeman for Alaska, was a passenger. on one of the southbound boats, and the Juneau Dis patch declares that he has left Alaska to make his home at Tacoma, Wash
 Last summer Postmaster Hubbard made application to the department for the establishment of postal savings bank in Douglas. Now it appears that because of that application Douglas stands in the favored class and first on the list.
 pr. AR. Sergeant during his student days took special course in the study of the eye. He has recently purchased one of the most complete outfits of test classes and is now ready to fit glasses