Douglas Island news., 1914-11-11
The Douglas Island News.
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 a position in the Douglas News Depot.
 Johnny Grant, the Wrangell hotel man, was a Douglas visitor this morr- ing.
 BoRN-A daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs. II. A. Dahl, on Monday, Nov. 9th.
 Mrs Ed Ninuis and son, of TreadweI' have returned from a visit in Cali iornia.
 Fred Carlson arrived this morning on the City of Seattle from Astoria, Oregon.
 Miss Frances Gulick opened her dancing classes yesterday afternoon at Eagles hall.
 F. Wollaud, the merchant tailor of Juneau, was a Douglas visitor one evening last week.
 Herbert Schumauo and wife have moved to the cottage at the corner of Third and E streets.
 Mir. Otis Boylan, recent arrival from Portland, Oregon, has taken position in Mr. P. q. FoX's store.
 Mrs. John Henson has returned from Port Angeles, Wash, where she has been visiting her son, Fred, and family.
 Mir. Robert A. Eiuzie, who came North to examine mine back of Ju- neau, left Saturday night for his home in California
 The government will place a blinker light at th- end of the Sheep Creek sand spit, as an aid tO navigation on Gastineau channel
 Mir. Fred Tatom, a former resident of Douglas Island, has returned after an absence of several years and secured employment at Treaiwell.
 Now is the time Co order your fall suit. Just received a new line of Detmer samples Come in and look them over. Walberg 6 Stoltman-Adv. "slTKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations. American or European plan For terms apply Co Dr. l.. P. Goddard, Sanitarium, Alaska.-Advertisement
 Mr. Emil Krouquist recently arrived in the city from Milwaukee to engage in business here with bis brothers, r,-.4 and Aval Ue was accompanied by his wife
 Miss Mary Fox, who came North to attend the marriage of her sister, Ann, will leave on the steamer City of Seat. He tomorrow for Portland. Miss Mary says that she will again visit Alaska next June.
 Mrs. Annie Graf, of Long Branch, New Jersey, arrived on the City ot Seattle this morning for a visit with her brothers, Frank and George Bach, whom she had not seen for more than thirty years.
 Mrs. L. D. Muuigan expects Go leave shortly for a visit to Puget Sound cities. The Mulligans are breaking np housekeeping and Mr. Mulligau wiH likely relocate in Douglas.-Juneau Daily Empire.
 Mir. John Powell, whose illness was reported week ago, has recovered sufficiently to undertake the journey to Escoudido. Calif., where he will spend the winter with his daughter, Mrs. Mildred Purdy. He left ou the Al-Ei.
 Quo vadis, perhaps the most won- derful production ever shown in Doug las. is announced for tonight ,Wednes dayl and Thursday night at the Lyric theatre. Any student of Roman or early Christian history will 6ud these pictures especially interesting
 One of tbe largest assortments of pipes ever brought North may be seen at Keisrs Pool Room. There are pipes that will fit any kind of mouth, from acolIege boys mouth with cupid curves to an old worn out mouth with grooves for the tobacco juice to run off. heist also has extra stems and repairs for your old pipes.-Adv.
 SoUrdough Barney Conrad, who has returned from a visit to Seattle, the first in fourteen years, declares that the people of that town are just gone crazy. He declares that they do noth jne but run up and down the street, chasing each other and lodging auto mobiles. The only familiar face he saw was California Joe, who spends bis