Douglas Island news., 1914-05-20
The Douglas Island News.
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New llne or lUo ana JOG hOV6lo ae Hubbard's Adv.
 Doc Mathis went to Petersburg last week on a bear hunt.
 The Humboldt reached Douglas from Che south early Monday morning.
 Pipes from 9 for 5c to slo each at KeisCs Pool Boom.--Advertisement
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Woods have moved into one of the Ferris bungaios.
 Bom-A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Carl HolmQuist ou Tuesday May i2th.
 Mir. and Mrs. Monte A. Snow are to. day moving into one of the Ferris cot. tages.
 BoRN-A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Stephen Scott on Thursday, May l4
 Mr. Jobo Reugreu will leave the last of tbe week for a visit at Sentinel island.
 The fishing season is coming. See Hubbard for your fishing tackle and bait-Adv.
 Mrs CoruweH aud son, |. Francis, returned last Thursday from a three months visit to the States.
 The familiar face and form of Lee Stadier is again seen in Douglas. Lee can't keep away from Alaska.
 Get your baseball peuuants at Hub bard's One free with each box of candy costing 80c or over.-Adv.
 BoRN-A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Prank Pearce, on Sunday, May 17. pr Midford in attendance.
 Mr. W. E. Daniels returned on the Al Ri this week from Pocatello, Idaho, where he went with the remains of his wife for boriaL
 John Henson & Go. report the sale of the Callahan lot for a consideration of sl5OO Property values in Douglas are gradually climbing skyward.
 The street plankers are making a good joJ on Third street, which prom. ises to be a creditable extension of the pride of the town, St. Ann avenue
 John c. Lyucb, of Sau Francisco, came up ou the okaue last week. Mr Lynch is associated with NJ S. Hudson iD The Nevada creek proper . ties.
 Rev. J. x. Thorvi.eou, a Norwegian preacher from Petersburg, wii preach fin the Swedish Lutheran church in Douglas mex, Sunday evening at g. o'clock
 Mrs. D. p. Tompkias and son, Frank, former residents of Treadweu, were passengers this morning for Haines Mir. Tompkius has taken to the sea on board the steamer Dirgc.
 Councilman Ms. Hudson came home on Che Humboldt, which arrived Mon day morning. His many friends in the North are pleased tc note that he is much improved in health
 Mrs. Paul Bioedhoru will depart about the last of the month for Spo- kane. Wash, where she will attend as delegate the grand lodge Of tbe R. bekahs. Before returning to Alaska she ,il visit her parents in Wisconsin.
 Photographer Ed Andrews, whose views of Alaska scenery have attracted widespread attention, has 8 splendid picture of the Taku glacier taken at close range from the midst of a field of iceberg. and now he Is planning a trip Go Glacier bay, where he will attempt to get an equally good view of Muir glacier
 The steamship Admiral Sampson landed a, the Douglas City dock yes terday morning with a crowd of excur sionists, guests of President H. F. Alexander, of the Admiral Liue" They represented largely the business interests of Seattle and Tacoma and will make the round trip to the Vest ward on tbe ship.
 The steamer Al Ri will go south this afternoon with the following passen gers from Douglas: Mrs. Fred Gius and children, Mrs. Pic Martini and children, Miss Marie Gauser, Mrs. Mark Smith and children, Chas N Sites aud wife, Everett Moore, W. G. Stewart, Mrs. Helen Ladd, Mrs. Ira Robertson