Douglas Island news., 1912-05-22
The Douglas Island News.
THE FIELD.

Drug Co.
 The Dolphin came in just before noon today.
 Mrs. Frank Pearce returned Sunday from visit at Skagway.
 Watch the front window of the Alaska Drug Go. Changed every day.
 For sale-A Columbia Favorite Graphanola at the Alaska Drug Co.
 MT. and Mrs. George Moody will make trip to Michigan next month.
 Mir. Gus Gruudler has taken a posi- tion with the Douglas Steam Laundry.
 Sunday was regular picnic day and gasoliners were going in all directions.
 Just arrived-some new books for the circulating library at the Alaska Drug Go.
 Step into the Alaska Drug Go. and ask for sample of Johnson's Baby Powder.
 Mrs. Al Anderson left on the Hum- boldt last night for two-months' visit on Puget Sound.
 Stop in at the Alaska Drug Co. and look over our line of penants. You will find what you want.
 Douglas barber shops were amalgam- ated last week when Chas. Spores moved over to Emil Fishers shop.
 Mir. A. Murray launched his new gas oline boat one day last week and sold her the next day to Charlie Bevans.
 Miss Mcconnell left via the steamer Georgia yesterday for the Sitka hot springs, where she will spend month.
 Thrina Museth was a passenger on the Humboldt last night for Ketchikan where she will visit her sister, Mrs. Jack Davis.
 Mrs. R. R. Hubbard and sons, Louis and Teddy, will return from Seattle next month, says R. R. with a smile on his face.
 Canvas, canvas bags, carpenter aprons, draymeu's aprons, tents-all sizes, camp stoves and horse covers, at Jensen's.
 G. Odin Hewitt, son of George W. Hewitt, formerly resident of Douglas Island, came up from the States on the Dolphin.
 Friday and Saturday afternoons mat inees will be given at the carnival to give the boys on night shift chance to see the fun.
 BoRN.-A daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs. John Biuese, of Douglas, on Tuesday, May 2lst. Weight Il pounds. Mother and child we'll.
 Billie McKinzie came over from Ten akee last week. Billie still has some rheumatic twinges and has no aspira- tions for boxing bouts.
 Jensen has some new patent articles that are very good. One is polishing cloth and the other is new rat trap that is guaranteed to kill.
 Albiu Baritello and Wm. Halvor left Saturday on the City of Rome for visit to the points of interest in the neighborhood of Cape Fanshaw.
 We have a bunch of second hand sheets, pillow cases, blankets, quilts, and mattresses which we are selling cheap. See Jensen's furniture stock.
 Henry Berry, the Douglas cigarmaker of pioneer days, returned last week, after wandering up and down the coast in a vain search for place as good as Douglas.
 Alex Hart came in from Tenakee last Saturday on his launch Sea Gull. He has been employed to build new wharf at Comet City for the Kensing- ton mine.
 Peter Rolando has bought from John Penglase the cottage on Third street, occupied by Earl Denham. As soon as some improvements are made to the premises MT. Rolando expects to take possession of his new home. Mir. and Mrs. Aris will take the cottage which he vacates.
 The largest house in the history of the Lyric theatre was that of last sun day evening to witness the production of "Faust." Among the good things the Lyric is planning for it's patrons is the "Life of George Washington" which will be both interesting and in-
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