Douglas Island news., 1912-10-23
TREADWELL TOPICS

Pay day was couple of days late this month, owing to the fate arrival ot the spokaue.
 Boxes of beautiful flowers were re- ceived on the Seattle to be used at the wedding today.
 NJ. Daviscougt hepopular wrestler, returned to his home in BIlenaburg, Wash, last week.
 MT. and Mrs. P. Peterson of the "Piues" have gone to Tenakee Springs for short outing.
 Leo Demytt is slowly recovering from badly poisoned hand, but is still un- able to resume work.
 Miss Gamble pleased the Saturday night Club audience with two excel leutly rendered readings.
 A business meeting Of the 6remea will take place at the Club tonight, fol- lowed by few reels of pictures.
 Ben Stoltmann got piece of steel in his eye, while at his work, which is causing him great deal of pain.
 A Bobletts of the carpenter force, had the misfortune to have his foot badly crushed by a falNng timber.
 The interior of the little TreadweH NewS Stand, near the pOst-oaice, is Ueing improved with beaver board.
 Guy Johnson returned from Nugget creek yesterday, where he has been working with the surveyors for the past two weeks.
 Construction work IS to be started immediately ou the new gymnasium building, which is to be erected GU the old foundry site,
 Matt Hahn has moved his family from cottage No. 8, on St. Ann avenue, to diving rooms finished off in their new store building.
 Daniel Webster, under the doctors careful attention, is quickly recovering from a severe cold which had settled in the bronchial tubes,
 The Wednesday night Club dance was quite success, with representa- tives from both sides of the channel present, aud the usual good music.
 Mrs. R. A. Kinzie left fer San Fran
  cisco last week to visit relatives and to be present at the wedding of her broth CT, which takes place in November
 Asst. Supt. Kennedy was south bound passenger on the Spokane en route to San Francisco, where he ex- poets to wed Mise Teresa Keenan, of that city.
 The electricians gre busy putting up. new poles on Che hill back of the Tread we'll power plant, to connect with the new plant which has been installed at Nugget creek
 The water tournament, which is al- ways looked forward to, especially by the swimmers of the Island, is to be held Thursday evening instead of We'd nesday, as was originally planned. The wedding of Miss Pearl Maczie to Mr. Eluer Ray James takes place this afternoon at o'clock at the home Of the brides parents. From s to 10 this evening a reception will be held Go which the many friends Of the popular young coople are invited,
 Mrs. o. A. Anderson returned last week, on the Jefferson, from a visit in the States.
 Full line of plumbing goods. Esti- mates free on all work. Douglas Hard ware Store.
 The socialists have named . ticket; for senator, Carl Swanson and George Bland; for representative, Peter Tweit, Geo. stukey, John Noiand and E. A. Heath.
 Mrs. John Feusi and daughters 8liE- abeth and Mamie will depart on Che Humboldt for Tacoma, where Shey are called by the alarming illness of Annie the eldest daughter. Mrs. B. R. Eeivers will go down to the States on the Humboldt with Che little child she has been caring for so eenderly. She goes to obtain treatment for the child's eyes. Home people will anxiously hope for felicitous results, Prof. Beattie, of Juneau, occupied thn nnlnit st tha Conpregational church