Douglas Island news., 1914-10-21
The Douglas Island News.
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Rudolph 1rolI, HItef an do-1uCe VI ten years, returned to Douglas few days ago.
 The City of Rome sailed this moruiug with Messrs Banteno, Bloehorn and Zimmerman aboard.
 FoB RENr-Two four-room flats, with bath. One partly furnished. Inquire of Henry Brie.-Adv.
 The Princess May unloaded a hum dred tou~ of brick at the rreadwell dock, brick at time.
 Merchant J. W. Martin returned last week from Haiue-, where he has been looking after business matters.
 M.B. Archer, who Is at St. Ann hos pital suffering from the effects of paralytic stroke, is improving slowly.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Kirkham have moved into one of tbe Henry Brie flats at the corner Of Fourth aud II streets.
 Bert Graham Che jolly tousoriah-ta, the TreaiweI Club, has goue for two months vacation iu the Hawkeye tate.
 Mrs. Bert Stedmau was severely in jured yesterday when the contents of a coffee percolator were poured over her foot
 Mir. and Mrs. Ray Richardson are moving Co the cottage on F street re gently vacated by Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Linscott
 Robert A. Kinzie, formerly superin- teudeut of the Treadweil mines, came up as tar as Juneau ou the Princess May yesterday.
 President F.W. Bradley, of the Tread well, and wife departed Monday night via tbe steamer Alameda for their home in San Francisco.
 Alfred Hunt, for years connected with the cyanide plant at Treadwel, will sell his household goods and sail away for the sunny southland.
 Now is Che time Go order your fall suit. Just received a new lime of Detmer samples. Come in and look them over. Walberg G Stoltmau-Adv.
 TIE BARruIo Pool Roo,l, D. Loomi-, proprietor. Pocke, billiards and cards Cigars, cigarettes, pipes aud tobaccos. Rooms for lodgers. Corner Front and Bradley streets, Douglas, Alaska.
 Marshal Shafer hes gone for his an- uual vacation Ia company with Jess McWiIliams and Dave Coukel he will roam the hills m search of deer. They expect to be absent about two weeks.
 The condition of Mrs. Chas. M. Stores, who has been seriously ul for the past week, has uo, improved, and she has been removed from her home to the St. Ann hospital for treatment.
 Mir. Martin Dahl has sold his inter- est in the tailoring business to Mir. Ben Stoltmau, of the Ready Bullion, and will leave the last of the week for the States, where be will spend the winter.
 Miss Elna Olson. postmistress at Treadweu, will take two months va cation, which she will spend visiting in the States. Outing her absence Mrs. Ray James will assumer her duties in the office
 Tonight and tomorrow night only, the wonderful feature film in three reels, "Her Supreme Sacrifice" One film showing the cabaret life in New York city, the tango dances aud steps. Lyric Theatre.
 Mir. Julius W. A. Mohler and Miss Kathleen Short were married last Wed- nesday evening at the Episcopal church at Juneau. The groom was formerly resident of Douglas and has many friends here who rejoice because of his happiness.
 The formal opening of the new Eagles hall in Douglas will take place next Friday evening, the 23rd inst. Be- cause of the large bership, the at. tendance will be limited on this Oc- oasion to members and their families. A big time is expected.
 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schumann have moved temporarily to the home of Mir. and Mrs. B Mccormick in Doug las. As soon as the cottage at the corner of Third and D streets, now oc- cupied by Mir. aud Mrs A. Gier, is va- cated they will make thetr home there.
 The lot hnnting panty. Messrs