Douglas Island news., 1912-03-13
The Douglas Island News.
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A skating carnival is announced for tonight at the Douglas rink.
 Anton LiIjestrand left on the Georgia last Friday morning for Eagle river.
 Do you know that you can get new rubber tires for baby buggies, at Jen- sens.
 FRESH CREAM at the City Bakery. Shipments received on every Hum boldt.
 Cooking utensils specialty-with good line of furniture to help out Jensen's.
 Mrs. o Il. TiIlman arrived iu the city on the Jefferson. Her husband Is em- ployed at the Ready Bullion.
 Hubbard has. stock of 1912 Worlds Almanacs. More information for the money than any book published.
 Jensen has bunch of secondhand ranges which you should see before buying, corner 2ud and D streets.
 A. Baritello aud Jas Mitchell came in Monday on the City of Rome, after few days spent at Admiralty island.
 Mir. R. R. Hubbard has been appoint ed Douglas agent for the WelIs-Fargo Express Co.,, vice E. E. Smith, resigned.
 Mrs. L. J. DeLoug, wife of the U. s. cable operator in Douglas, departed on the Jefferson for visit in the States. Itis reported that the Gruudlers are on their way back to Douglas. They will find warm welcome awaiting them.
 We sell great many taiIor-made suits. They always it. We measure right aud they are made to measure Rogers.
 Friday and Saturday-at the Lyric 4 reeIs-Good Turn, Zulu Land, A Rough Diamond, The Scorpion. Be sure to come.
 Capt. Alex Hart, who has been makiug some slight repairs to the City dock, left for Tenakee Friday on his launch, Sea Gull.
 Mr. P. H. Fox and Miss Madge ar rived on the Jefferson Saturday morn ing. Mr. Fox says that never again will be leave Douglas.
 Dr. R. c. Mathis, the dentist in the Riedi building, does frst.class work, and will be pleased to examine your teeth free of charge.
 Bear in mind that Northern Light Rebekah Lodge, No. l, will meet iu reg lar session tomorrow (Thursday) night at the l. o, o. F. hall.
 John Nelson, who bore the question able distinction of being the most reg. ular inmate of the city jail, left on the Jefferson for the sunny south.
 Wednesday aad Thursday night at the Lyric-4 reels-Bertie's Reforma tion, Billy in Trouble, Their Fates Sealed, Dave's Love Affair-all com edies
 The steamship Humboldt, after an overhauling at Frisco, reached Douglas last Wednesday night on her first trip of the season. She went South Friday morning.
 The popular Jack Wilson was made happy last week by the arrival of his wife aud family from the States They occupy a flat in the Tracy residence, on , North Second.
 John w. Frame, journalist, mining man aud politician, called on the News yesterday. John now halls from Val dez, but the chill of the glacier seems to agree with him.
 Members of North Star Lodge, No. ?, K. of P, and all visiting brothers are requested to attend the meeting at Castle Hall tomorrow night. There will be degree work.
 Fred Meyers, of Haines, who had been sojourning at Tenakee springs, returned to his home last Friday via the steamer Georgia. He was formerly resident of Douglas.
 Fred Galwas and ColvilIe returned from Pleasant bay last Thursday even- ing. They found the waters of Sey- mour hard to navigate in a sklff and came over from Oliver inlet in a gas boat.
 Ray Krumling, who has been in