The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-18
Sparks From
 Douglas

Treadwen band serenaded Assistant Superintendent E, P. Kennedy, of the Alaska.Treadwell Co., and bride, on the plaza. Afterwards they were in- ylted into the Kennedy home and met Mrs. Kennedy. and were served with cigars.
 James Cabrll has been making daily trips to Juneau lately.
 Mrs. De vighne. wife of Dr. De Vighne, is able to be about, after al long illness of scarlet fever,
 Mrs. Lockhard has been sick the past week at her home in the Sans souci.
 Chas Sites was operated on at 1oI o'clock this morning by Dr. Weyer- horst at the Weyerhorst hospital
 There will be one of those good old dances at Treadwell tonight to which everybody is invited Good music and good time are assured.
 The orpheum is doing a big busi- ness every night,
 Frank Tascher is home again after an absence of two weeks.
 The roller rink Is drawing it's us- ual crowds.
 The first five children who can coin the most words out of the word Or pheum will get prize at that theatre tonight
 Mir. and Mrs. James McIver and son arrived on the Princess May and will be in Douglas with H. M. McIver a brother, for month. The McIver
 family is known on the orpheum cir cult as the Three Brothers"
 Mcintyre and Rockefeller furnished the music at the A. B, social last
 night
 The local camp of the Artic Brother
 hood entertained their friends last night in their fine hall in Douglas. There was dancing down stairs and up-
 stairs in the lodge room tables were arranged for whist and other games for the non.dancers. An elaborate luncheon was served embracing many
 good things to eat. An interesting fea- !. ture of the evening was the presenta- tion of a beautiful gold A. B, button, with the British and American flags on either side. the recipient being c. E. Bennett, the retiring Arctic Chief of the camp.
 The Douglas merchants report bus
 mess as being fairly good. The com. munity is prosperous, and the fact is emphasized by Paul Bloedhorn, the jeweler, who has recently enlarged his store building. Mir Bloedhorn says that his losses in business during his four years residence in Douglas do not
 exceed ten dollars. Similar testimony is given by NJ. G. Rogers, of the M. G, . Rogers Co.,, whose fine store is well .. stocked with groceries and mems goods.
 NJ. J. o'Connor has a warehouse . filled with staple and fancy serviceable goods. and reports splendid business
 Mir. oConnor has been confined to his home for the past few days by an at tack of lumbago,
 We fill boxes to order at TrudgoOn's Keep your coupons and remember the time, day and place. "'
 When you buy at the Little Doug
 las" you have a guarantee that all
 goods are absolutely pure and stand
 proof "' ! Dates, figs, nuts Of all kinds, fruit
 candies, just in. fresh for the holiday trade, at the Palace of Sweets, Doug . las, Alaska. "' The Quality Store. cOughlin & . Dahl, 'Nuf Said" "' Don't fail to drop into Mulligan's for your subscription to The Empire Mulligans haberdashery will be open from now until after Christmas until 10 p. m for the benefit of it's customers. '''
 Holly till you can't rest at Trud geOn's. "' . TrudgeOn's is the place for RANDY
 Chambers Bros, Butchers-Choice cuts a speciality. ''' :: Don't forget the Irish ties at Mul. ligan's Haberdashery. ''' Douglas Opera House for wines, . liquors and cigars. Pool and bil- .. lizards. Peter Rolando, prop; Chas. Mann. manager. St. l-s-i-l-l-s-l-i-l-s-s-ls-'sls's-s-l-E@-l-'-s- l M. C..