The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-30
Sparks From
 Douglas

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 The Curacoa is due this evening at Douglas.
 Mrs. Jack Leivers' brother, Daniel, was successfully operated upon at St. Ann's hospital this morning.
 The Douglas firemen held a rous- ing meeting Saturday evening, after which they went down stair and took in the show at the Lyric, and then they went to the banquet hall where fine feed was spread. It is needless to say that the fireboys enjoyed 1t to the fullest extent,
 The shows at the orpheum satur' day night and last night were the best yet put on by the Three Brat tons.
 Jack Wilson's football athletes were out on the grounds yesterday waiting for the Juneau opponents to show up, but the latter failed to arrive, owing to the bad weather.
 There was no show at the Tread we'll Club on Saturday evening. The hall is in the hands of the Cyanide boys." who are putting the finish ing touches on it, preparatory to their big ball on New Years Eve. The hall is sure to be a thing of beauty. and the ball, well, just wait and see. It will fulfill the most exacting expec- tations.
 While coasting on St. Ann avenue, the little daughter of Fred Holm Quist broke her leg, Saturday eve ming. She was taken to a local hos pital for treatment.
 The Douglas school has again open ed, after being closed for month. There will be a meeting of the Cath ollie Club on Jan. g, next, for the purpose of electing officers. All club members are urged to attend the meeting.
 The management of the Treadwell store is busy these days taking stock at tn eclose of the year.
 The Ladies League of the Congre- sational church will hold a meeting on Thursday, Jan. ?, in the church. Andy Johnson won the violin at B. D. Smiths Drug Store.
 Mrs. George Warmanen, of Sheep creek. gave birth to a baby girl at the weyerhorst hospital yesterday. Jacob Dull, the Junea, dairyman. was operated on at the Weyerborst hospital, and is doing we'll.
 The family of Thos, Ward has re- covered.
 William Peer, patient in the To- cal hospital, is getting along nicely. Mrs. F.. c. Wilson is confined to her home on account of illness.
 The Curacoa is due at Treadwell at six o'clock tonight, with large mail and 132 tons of cargo, She has 24 tons for Douglas.
 The A. c. Club invite their friends to a very special treat to be given in the A. c. hall on Thursday evening at s o'clock. The school children will render the following program: Address of Welcome ............
 ................... Arthur Tatom Chorus-see the Merry snowhakes Recitation-"The Little Bird" .
 ............ ....... Katie Kerkas Motion song-Hide Behind the Door When Papa Comes
 Military Discipline-soldiers on Trial Drama-"Dottie's Dream" ..... Characters-"Dottie" .......
 .... Marion Kelly Schoolmates-Mamie Hahn, Mary
 Mylee, Marion Kel-
 ly, Frances Cashen,
 Lizzie Verbreken. Fairy Queen ...... Anna Penglase Fairies-M. Kelly, G.. Hahn, E.
 Tatom. J. Faherty. Solo-"The Little Patched Trousers .................. Arthur Tatom Duet-"Garland of Roses" ......
 ...... Marion and Honorah Kelly Tableau .......... The Annunciation Cborus Santa Clans Recitatlon-"A Surprise for Santa Claus" ............ Tommie Cashen Drama-"our Uncle from the West" Characters--,.............
 Mir. Vernon ...... Martin Olson
 Mrs. Vernon .... Anna Penglase
 Vernon Children-M. Kelly G.
 Hahn, H. Kelly. F. Olsen, T.
 Cashen. Duet-"Under the Linden Tree .. ... Mamie Hahn and Marion Kelly Tableau-"Christmas Night"
 Chambers Bros. Butchers-Choice cuts speciality. O" Holly till you can't rest at Trud- geon's. "' -S-I-l--l-i-I-i-l-F-1-l-l-l-i--gg-1-sS-a--S-i-l-