Douglas Island news., 1912-06-05
The Douglas Island News.
THE FIELD.

Mir. G. A. Hubbell went to SKag"ay Friday on the Seattle.
 Mrs. ). G. Zimmerman and son have returned from Tenakee.
 Herb Conway went north on the Se- attle bound for Fairbanks.
 Charlie Gall and Leo Young have re- turned from an outing at Tenakee.
 Miss Ruby Johnson left last week on the Seattle for visit to California,
 Lumber is being hauled for the new cottage to be built by Jerry Cashen. There will be band concert at the Treadwen Club next Saturday night. Charlie Stephens has sold out bis saloon on Front street to Jess Peyser. Window screens, screen cloth and chicken netting can be had at Jensen's. Get a Kodak at Andrews studio and learn to take pictures. We will show you.
 Guy Smith has gone to the Sound on business-we are unable to state what kind.
 The big freighter Latouche is ex- pected hourly with coal for the city dock.
 The May Roberts Company will pre- sent "The College Girl" at the Lyric to, night.
 The foundation piers are in place for Joe RiedPs new building on Third street.
 James Cottrell says that he expects his wife from the states in the near future.
 Albin Baritello and Paul Bloedhorn made the round trip to Skagway on the Hum boldt.
 The Lyric Orchestra will give dance tomorrow evening immediately after the movies.
 Ed Andrews, photographer, has hoisted new awning in front of his shadow shop.
 John Feusi has bunch of men em- ployed making improvements to his store building.
 Sprinkling cans, garden hose and all that goes to beautify the garden, for sale at Jeusen's.
 Harold Miller returned to Douglas on the humboldt, after an absence of about three years.
 Gus Gruudler has gang of men clearing the ground for his new build ing on Third street.
 Wm. Lutz came up on the Seattle and went on to Whitehorse to play ball with the insurgents.
 Muresco - Muresco - Muresco-the only wall fuish--in all colors at Jen- sens Hardware store.
 Friday is souvenir night at the Lyric for the first twenty five ladies buying twenty-five cent tickets
 H. A. Dahl, captain of the Treadwell ball team, won the throwing contest at the Whitehorse celebration.
 George Bach arrived on the Hum boldt from the States. His family is now located at Portland, Ore.
 J.E. Davis, a shift boss at the Perse- verauce mine back of Juneau, met an accidental death last Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Museth and daughter, Nora, left on the Seattle for visit at Ketchikan and Seattle.
 Clothes baskets, cheap camping bas' kets, wriugers, washboards, boilers, tubs, etc, can be had at Jensen's.
 Just arrived-a large stock of East man Kodaks and supplies at Ed An drews' studio. Everything sold at cat. alog prices.
 All who are interested in the matter of Fourth of July celebration in Douglas are requested to meet at the Natatorium Friday night.
 Frankie Bach, who returned on the Humboldt from visit with his sister near Seattle, says that he is mighty glad to get back to Douglas.
 The Seattle P. 1. of May 28announces the marriage of Mir. Ray Richardson and Miss Grace Swihart. Douglas folks will be interested in this.
 Ed Andrews, the photographer, will give away complete kodak outfit to the holder of the lucky coupon at the