Douglas Island news., 1914-09-02
The Douglas Island News.
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 Robert Fairbanks has gone to the States for a short vacation.
 Miss Rosa Stein was an arrival on the Dolphin Monday morning.
 Jack Welch was au early visitor on Douglas Island this morning.
 Claud Peuglase left on the Dolphin yesterday for Aberdeen, Wash.
 Heating Stoves, Cook Stoves and ranges at cost at Feusrs-Ady.
 John Fitzberg was passenger for the States on the Dolphin yesterday.
 Mrs. R. R. Hubbard aud son, Teddy, returned from Seattle last week on the Spokane.
 It requires but a few hours of sum shine to bring out the baby buggy brigade.
 BoRN-A daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Africh, on Tuesday, Sept 1st.
 When your suit needs looking after, call Dahl & Walberg for good work. Phone 52.-Adv.
 Mir. Emil Fischer aud his mother Mrs. Christensen, have returned from Sitka Hot Springs.
 Manager Ed Armstrong, of the Lyric theatre. returned from the Sound ou the Mariposa Friday.
 The infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. David Christoe, which has been very nl, is much improved.
 The St. Ann school opened yesterday Among the teachers is Mrs. Wm. Barn. hill tuee Fannie Penglasel.
 Ir may be bad to fall eff the water wagon. but a mau at Haines fell off the Hume and Sas severely injured.
 Hon. James M. Shoup, formerly United States marshal for the District of Alaska. Is a visitor at Juneau.
 Colin M. Blain, freight clerk on the Maiposa, was visiting friends in Doug las for few hours Friday evening.
 Mrs Henry Martin left this morning for Sitka. where she will visit with relatives and friends until about Christmas time.
 The non partisan convention for the First division will be held at Juneau tomorrow, and the auxioua candidate is abroad in the land.
 Road Superintendent Jack Hayes has men at work completing the govern meut road on Douglas Island as far as it was laid out last year.
 smokers-All kinds of Smoking To bacco in pound jars-also Egyptian and Sweet Caporal Cigarettes at Keist's Pool Room, Hunter Block.-Adv.
 Mir. A. K. Smith, foreman of the 24O mill at Treadwell, returned on the Humboldt from the Sound. Mr. Smith is very much improved in health.
 David Swanson, of Douglas, was made a citizen of the United States in the federal court at Juneau last Satur- day. Saausou was a native of Sweden.
 Ifvou are in need of a stove this fall, Feuei, the Front Street hardware mer- chant. will sell you one at cost. Cook stoves. heating stoves and rauges.-Ad.
 The news comes from Haiues of the death of William Orenshaw, for years resident of Douglas Island. He was found dead in bed at Wells last Mon' day by Tim Vogel, of Haines.
 Miss Mary Beckstrom, who will teach during the coming term in the Douglas public school, arrived on the Dolphin and is very nicely located at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Wood.
 A thousand dollars worth of cook stoves. ranges and heaters will be closed out at actual cost at John Feusi's hardware store on Front street. If you need a stove, this is chance to save money.-Ady.
 The City of Seattle is northbOund with the following passengers for Douglas Island: Mrs. Mabel D. Bradley, Philip R. Bradley, Henry F. Bradley, Mrs. Hilia Anderson, Dorothy Ander' son and two steerage.
 Miss Alice l.. Iatom, second daugE- fer of Mir. and Mrs. Thos. Tatom, former Douglas residents, was married August 17tb. at her home in Tacoma, Washing ion. to Mir. W. Fl. Warren, of Tacoma,