Douglas Island news., 1914-08-19
The Douglas Island News.
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early this morning.
 V.J. Rubin came back on the SpO- kane Sunday morning.
 Nick Dabizinovicb left last night on Che Mariposa for the South
 Mr. Ernest Erickson left this morn ing on the Dolphin for Sitka.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Gurr moved into their new home last Monday.
 Mise Winnie Wilson arrived in Doug las this morniog on the Dolphin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Brie returned last Thursday from Warm springs.
 City workmeu are making extensive improvements to the school house yard.
 The bright sunshine is most welcome after the long period of rain and fog just past.
 Mrs. A. R. Sergeant and Ethel left on the Jefferson for visit with relatives in Oregon.
 When your suit needs looking after, call Dahl & Walberg for good work. Phone 52-Adv.
 Mrs. William II. Kelly and daughter, Marian, returned from the States last night on the Humboldt.
 Mrs. r. Hebert and little son William returned Sunday via the Alameda, from a visit with relatives at Seattle.
 Mr. and Mrs. David Laudsberg, of Treadwell, left on the Spokane for an outing at the Sitka Hot springs.
 Mrs. John Henson will depart on the Al-Ki for Port Angeles, Wash, for visit with her son Fred and family.
 Mrs. A.EChristoe, of Treadwell, will q, part on the Str. Al Ri, the last of tbe week, Go spend the winter in California. Mrs. E. c. Eggeu aud her daughter, Miss Myrtle, will depart on the Al Xxi for Seattle, where they will make their home.
 Messrs. Ott aud Frodsham have bought the business and equipment of the Douglas roller rink of George Brown.
 Martin Olson has bought the lot at the corner of Third and II street of Biug Halleck, and is building a cottage thereon.
 Mrs. John O'Connor aud sons, of San Francisco, arrived last night on the Humboldt for a visit with Mir. aud Mrs. M. J. O'Connor.
 Capt Ed Wood, of the Island ball ball team, aud his sister, Mrs. O. W. Anderson, will depart an an early boat for the States.
 The U. s. district court is in session at Juneau, aud Mir. l.. II. Keist, of Douglas, has been appointeted foreman of the grand jury.
 Some of the big men of Douglas Isl and are planning a trip to Mt. St. Elias" The average weight of the party is 25O pounds.
 Smokers-All kinds of Smoking To bacco in pound iars-also Egyptian and Sweet Caporal Cigarettes at Keist's Pool Room, Hunter Block.-Adv.
 Miss Amelia Knutson, an Alaska farmers daughter, drove four-horse team into Juneau this morning and then took the ferry to visit friends in Douglas.
 Mrs. J. Williams, of Los Angeles, Calif., who has been visiting with Mir. and Mrs. F. A. J. Gallwas. in this city, departed on the Jefferson Monday for her home.
 Albiu Baritello and John Langseth returned last night from a week spent in the open, during which time they were busily engaged in keeping the rain off the grass.
 A democratic convention for the Firat Division of Alaska has been called to meet at Juneau on Sept. 7th. The appOrtionment of delegates gives Douglas 6 and Treadwell 3
 Tom Mcdonald, instructor in ath- letics at the Treadwel Club, has be- come a regular soccer iend, aud it may now be expected that he will soon in- troduce the first steps in the "Heeland Fling"
 Mrs. Arthur Fleek tnee Lizzie Bergl and children arrived from Chichagof