Douglas Island news., 1914-01-14
The Douglas Island News.
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Bob COughHu is iu this week from Limestone.
 Postmaster Richard Mccormick is on tho sick list
 Miss Johns left on the Al Ri for a visit to Washington
 Mrs. Charles Sey is recovering from severe attack of pneumonia.
 A Fleek has moved from North Third street Go St. Ann avenue. 3 George Katof, of the Ready Bullion, was injured by falling rock last Friday. Henry Brie returned from Haiues last Saturday evening on the Str. Ala meda.
 The ferry bas changed it's schedule to accommodate jurors from Douglas Island.
 Mir. George B. James, the saw mill man, has returned from d visit on the Sound.
 Federal court is now in session at Juneau with both grand and petit juries.
 Broken pipes repaired at Keist's Pool Room. All work guaranteed.- Advertisement
 Mrs. Monte Benson, of Treadwell, is confined to her home suffering from the effects of bad fall.
 Harvey Fremmiug, trouble man for the Alaska Light & Power company, is now located in Douglas.
 Mir. and Mrs. Christ Fox, who had been living in Douglas for several months, left last week for the states Tommy Giligan sold out his interest i'm the draying business to his brother Terry last week and left for the States. It is reported on good auth rity that the Pres byterians are about to take over the Congregational church m this city.
 Wm. Freeburn, who was called to Douglas by the serious illness of his daughter, left for Sitka the first of the week on the Georgia.
 Capt. Alex Hart of Teuakee was in town last week Alex says that the town of the healing waters is as happy and prospe ous as ever.
 
 If your clothes need repairing, clean ing or pressing, call on Anton Krasel, next door to the cable cflce, Second street.-Advertisement.
 c. ". Gustafson and wife returned on the Jefferson from visit to the States. Mir. Gustafson is pattern mak CT at the Treadwell foundry.
 "sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations, American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. l.. P. Goddard, Sauitarium, Alaska.-Advertisement. A near-Taku struck Douglas last Saturday, and for a time it looked like the real thing, but by Sunday morning early it was showing again nice and soft.
 The Steamship Humboldt may be expected tack ou the run about Febru- ary 1st. at which time she will be SO much improved that her friends will hardly know her
 Joe Jones, a shift boss at the TOO mioe. is at the hospital suffering from a fracturedJaw. He was using bar in the mine, when a rock struck the end oft throwing it against the jaw.
 Ray Gardner, resigned bis position with the Douglas Steam Laundry, and left on the Spokane last week for his old home town-Taooma, Wash. Joe Rosst 0as charge of the laundry route. President Baxter and General Pass enqer Agent Bunch, of the Alaska Steamship company, were passengers last night on the MsripOsa. They will go as far as Cordova, returning on the same boat. Ou their return trip they may visit Douglas
 The Alaska Yukon Pacific Review and the Alaska and Northwest Mining Journal of Seattle, have been consolid. ated and will be published as one monthly peridical J J. McGrath was the publisher of the Review aud D. B. Newman is the publisher of the Alaska and Northwest Mining Journal.
 William Fragill, of Douglas Island,
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