Douglas Island news., 1912-03-27
The Douglas Island News.
rHRLocAL FIELD.
EmiI Lange left Iast week for Dew

Ole Anderson is in from the nshlng grounds,
 The steamship Curacao came in early this morning.
 The Treadwell fremen will enjoy smoker tonight.
 You can get pocket knife from 1oc to s if you go to Jensen's.
 Wm. Jones and wife went to Tenakee last Friday on the Georgia.
 Don't forget the show at the Lyric Sunday afternoon and evening.
 Jim Atkinson was passenger on the Georgia last week for Sanitariam.
 John Gravrock, of Gypsum, is visit ing friends and relatives in Douglas.
 Councilman Henry Erie went to Haines this morning on the Curacao.
 Oscar Gruudler is now employed as engineer on O'Conuor's delivery wagon.
 FRESH CREAM at the City Bakery. Shipments received ou every Hum- boldt.
 Howard Lyons, prOspector, was drowned last week over near Chichagof island.
 Mickie McKanna and his dog depart ed Friday on the Georgia for Warm Springs.
 Frank Shotter, of Hoonah, left Fri day for his home, after few days visit in Douglas.
 The old city council is happy that when the new council comes in it will find no debts,
 Friday night is prize night at the Lyric The prize is on display In O'Counor's window.
 Dr. Sergeant sprained his ankle last week and hobbled around pretty care fully for several days.
 For frst-class shave go to the Hotel Hunter barber shop in Douglas, Chas. M. Spores, proprietor.
 Miss Julia Early, who has been visit ing in Juneau, left yesterday for her home at Yankee cove. George Brown, who has speat the winter at Warm Springs, returned to Douglas on the Georgia.
 Mrs. Joseph Patterson was taken seriously ill last Thursday night. She is much improved at present. Jerry Cashen will build him a new home this summer on the vacant DOT tion of the lot he now occupies.
 M. J. O'Counor and Chas. Russell spent Sunday with A. Baritello on the City of Rome visiting Oliver inlet.
 Claud Brown, the cigar maker, ac- companied by hls wife and son, re- turned from Seattle on the Jefferson. Frank Bach aud L. Il. Keist left on the Northwestern last Friday night to attend the democratic convention at Valdez.
 This is "Mirror" week at Smiths Front Street Drug Store. Take look before election-you may not have a look in after.
 Next Tuesday is election day. Much enthusiasm has not yet developed. The polls in the city hall open at 10 a. m. and close at 8 pm.
 Padlocks! Padlocks! Padlocks! We carry the largest stock ill Southeastern Alaska. At Jensen's hardware store Second street. Call and inspect.
 Kronmier, the Treadwell shoemaker and musician, has moved his shop to Douglas and has located in the little building at the rear of Fox's store.
 Mrs. Eldred left for Haines last Thursday on the steamer Jefferson. After spending month there she will continue her journey to the interior.
 Jensen wishes to call to your atten- tiou the fact that he received his spring stock of wall paper and lining on the last boat. See before buying else where
 The regular monthly meeting of the Douglas Volunteer Fire Department will be held Saturday night at the AL. IT. hall. All interested in fire fighting are invited.
 Cecil Bach won the purse of money and the ticket to the Lyric by asking the right man, "Have you the money and the ticket?" The right man was Henry Erie.