Douglas Island news., 1913-04-23
The Douglas Island News.
THE LOCAL RlELD.
Plant flowers in boxes.

the South.
 Charlie Bevans, of Hoonah, was in town Monday.
 Mrs. Joe Trudgeon returned yester day from the Sound.
 Mark Tatom is home again from business trip to the Sound.
 Dr. DeVighne expects to come North about the last of next month.
 Frank Tascher returned on the Northwestern from the Westward
 Do you know that if you buy your tools at Jensen's they are guaranteed. Miss Anna Fox returned on the Spo- kane. after an extended visit at Port land.
 Special music and carefully selected films for the show at the Lyric Sunday night.
 Jensen has received his spring stock of wall paper. See before buying else where.
 Alex Nelson Is building roof over his house which at first looked TWO or three sizes too large.
 About the only export from Douglas is empties, and the Humboldt yester day carried heavy load.
 l.. G. Thomas is putting new foun- dation under his store and residence
  at the corner of Third and D streets. Donua Blain celebrated her tenth birthday yesterday afternoon by enter taining number of her little friends. Deputy Marshal Wm. Fels returned yesterday via the steamer Spokane from an official visit to Mt. Tabor, Ore Hoes, rakes, shovels, spades, spading forks, manure forks, garden house and sprinkling cans can be bought at Jen- sens.
 Given a few days of sunshine and Mayfower pavilion will shine respien- dent with new coat of green and white paint.
 Mrs. Martin Olson, who underwent an operation at St. Ann hospital last Thursday, is reported to be getting along nicely.
 We advertise with a reputation be- hind our goods. Call aud see our line of carpets, rugs, lineolenm aud house. furnishings at Jensen's.
 
 A. Baritello's pleasure craft, the City of Rome, is immaculate in dress of new paint and as soon as new mast is in place will be ready for the sea. Miss Annie Mccormick will arrive from San Francisco on one of the next boats from the south to accept posi- tion in the Goldstein store at Juneau. Mrs. Ed Armstrong, who plays the piano at the Lyric, is suffering with bone felon on her right hand, on which the surgeons lance has been used re- peatedly.
 Oskar Larson, of Seward, came down on the Northwestern for visit to old scenes and with old friends. Oskar is employed by the Seward Light < Power company.
 Douglas and Juneau played soccer Sunday afternoon on the Douglas grounds. The final score was l to l. A regular baseball crowd witnessed the exhibition.
 The Ladies' League will hold their regular business meeting Thursday afternoon at 2 p. m. Members are re- ouested to be present. Friends wei come. Refreshments.
 Capt. Alex Hart came over from Ten akee in his launch Sea Gull Saturday. He reports that large crowds have visited the springs during the winter, but they are thinning out now.
 Ed Armstrong returned on the steamer Sampson from the Sound country, we'll pleased to get back to Alaska. His father is now located at Spobomish and his health is very poor. Delays are dangerous. Do it now. Let us give you sn estimate (free) of what it will cost you to fit your home up in sanitary condition. Douglas Hardware Store, Phone 55. .S. Min kove, Prop.
 Mrs. Fred Carlson and little son left ou the steamer Jefferson for visit with relatives iu Sweden. They will return in about six or seven months. Meanwhile Fred has gone out to Dry