Douglas Island news., 1913-10-01
The Douglas Island News.
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 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wslch are to occu- py a dat in the new Murray building.
 Modern 8 room house for sale; good location, Douglas, Apply at this office.
 Absorbo Dustiug Cloths, mops and broom covers eau be bought at Jen- sen's
 Kodaks and Kodak Supplies of all kinds always on hand at Andrews studio.
 Take a Kodak with you on your next ashiug trip, and prove to your friends that you are not liar
 Fishing tackle, guns, tents and am munition-largest stock ia town Go choose from-at Jensen's.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Coster retarn- Saturday from an extended visit to Warm Springs, at Baranof
 Mrs. M.JO'Connor and Miss Regime Miller, who have been visiting in San Francisco, are homeward bound.
 Mrs. John Henson left on the Al.Ki Saturday tor visit with her son, Fred, and family at Port Angeles, Wash.
 Mrs. M. G. Rogers and daughters are expected home on an early boat Nat will probably spend the winter in Se- attle.
 Now is tbe time Go paint that old building. Let Jensen sell you the paint because be carries a complete stock
 If your clothes need repairing, cleau- ing or pressing, call on Anton Krasel, next door to the cable office, Second street
 Jensen has just received a big ship ment of furniture, carpets and iinole0m which you should see before buying elsewhere
 Mir. and Mrs. q. w. Stoft, who have been visiting in Douglas, returned Sat- urday via the steamer Dolphin to their home at Petersburg.
 An epidemic of bad colds seem to have struck the Island and many are suffering. To make matters worse the fall rains have set i'm
 Miss Therese Kunde arrived this morning on the Jefferson from Seattle. She expects to make her home in Alaska for some time.
 Mrs. Carl Erickson and little son were recently victims of a train wreck at Mukilteo, Wash. While both were iniured, neither case is serious.
 The teamsters of Douglas having combined, advertise their schedule of prices, but add that other prices will be given on application. Who would not applys
 Governor Strong was over in Douglas town the other day and stuck his head into the News office long enough to say "Hemo.n We wanted him to stick little type, but he wouldn't do it.
 Miss Mabel Micbaelsou, who has been suffering for several weeks with a sprained ankle that does not seem to improve, left on ihe Spokane early yes terday morning for her home in Se- attle.
 pr. A. a. Sergeant is rejoicing over tbe news that Mrs. Sergeant and the two girls have started home from their visit in New York and will reach Doug las about the middle of the present mouth.
 Mrs. AL. Anderson, who has been on visit to her son Oliver, at Ruby, returned Saturday, via Skagway. The lady reports a grand trip daring which che saw many wonderful sights that were a surprise to her, pioneer though she is.
 The St. Luke's Guild will hold a special meeting at the home of Mre. e. Richards, of Treadwell, Friday after noon, Oct. 3rd, at 2:30 o'clock, to ar range for a dance to be held in the near future. All interested are re- ouested, SO kindly, to attend.
 The school bell will ring. All day Friday and Saturday it was, aMister, buy a tag" or aSay, do you want a taq?r until about a hundred dollars was gathered up. Prof. Conwel is carefully figuring out the weight, size and tone of various bells to make the money go as far as possible.
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