Douglas Island news., 1912-03-06
The Douglas Island News.
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 Five cheechacos went over the trail at the A. B. Camp last night.
 Choice samples to select made to- order suit from at Rogers.
 The next thing is the big smoker to- morrow night at the Lyric.
 Harry Jordan is having tussle with the old-fsshioned lagrippe,
 Master Mechanic E, c. Bennett, of Treadwell, is on the sick list.
 BoRN-To Mir. and Mrs. s. J. Kane, on Friday, March l, a daughter.
 Albin Baritello and J. J. Penglase re- turned yesterday from Oliver inlet.
 Do you know that you can get new rubber tires for baby buggies, at Jen- sens.
 Leauder Anderson fell last Sunday and cut severe gash near his right temple.
 Agent NJ. J. O'Connor says that the Humboldt will reach port at 10 o'clock tonight
 Cooking utensils specialty-with good line of furniture to help out Jensen's.
 The St. Patrick's ball will be given on Monday evening, March 18th, by the 4. c. Club.
 The trial of W. N. c. Waddletou for selling liquor without license, re. suited in an acquittal.
 F. 4. J. Galwas and son went over to Seymour canal, by way of the portage at Oliver inlet, last Sunday,
 P. H. Fox and daughter, Miss Maggie, will return on the Jefferson from visit to Sound points.
 The Ladies' League of the Congrega- tional church will meet at the church parlors Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. We sell great many tailor-made suits. They always fit. We measure right and they are made to measure. Rogers. Postmaster Richard Mccormick will open up little store, next door to the postofflce, about the 18th of the pres ent month. For the first time for several years, herring seem to be quite plentiful in the channel. Fishermen are catching them for bait.
 It is reported that the order of the postofice department, consolidating Treadwell and Douglas offices, has been rescinded.
 Friday and Saturday nights at the Lyric: "Piciola, ," "Forgiven in Death" "Shame on Max' and "Loyal Love" Friday is amateur night.
 Instead of the dates formerly an nounced, Thursday, Friday and Satur- day, March ', s and 9 will be demon SLraClOn QayS dC LelVeTS.
 Mrs. Marion Koskey died at Juneau last Thursday, leaving four children in destitute ecircumstances. The husband was killed in the Ebner mine.
 The ladies are especially invited to visit B. k. Leivers' store on the Eth, 8th and 9th of March, where some of the articles used in every home will be demonstrated.
 The Curacao came in yesterday morning with considerable freight for the Douglas dock and two passengers for this city. She carried the Funter bay cannery crew.
 The transportation cases, wherein certain officials of transportation com. panies have been indicted for alleged violations of the Sherman act, will come.up for trial March Both.
 PHI. Fox received via the Curacao shipment of eggs from David Judson's ranch at Oak Harbor, Wash. From now on Dave expects his hens to just about keep Douglas in fresh eggs.
 The Friends Sunday school, which has been discontinued for several weeks, will start up again next Sunday at 1Oa. m. All children and others are welcome. Preaching service will be held as usual at s o'clock Sunday even ing.
 At the Congregational church service next Sunday evening there will be