Douglas Island news., 1914-09-09
The Douglas Island News.
LOCAL FIELD
Stoves at cost-Feusi.-Adv.

Stoves at cost-Feusi.-Adv.
 The Alaska Labor Union will here after meet on Tuesday nights.
 Heating Stoves, Cook Stoves and ranges at cost at Feusi's.-Adv.
 The wife and children of Superiu- teudeut Bradley arrived from the south last week.
 The freighter Edith is unloading coal at the city dock, part of a shipment of 500 tons ordered by the city.
 Merchant Fox has cleared off the lot next to the City Bakery and will oc. cupy the ground with large ware house.
 Mrs. John Feusi entertained a large party of Douglas ladies at her home Monday afternoon. A delicious iuuch was served.
 City Assessor l.. A. Slane is prepar- ing Co build a cottage on the lot next to Bing Halleck, formerly owned by Mrs. W. A. Mackie
 Mrs. A. R. Sergeant and daughters Helen and Ethel returned yesterday morning on the steamer Stetson from their visit in Oregon.
 Joe Miukove returned from the Sfstes last night. He says that the report of his marriage is not the least bit of an exaggeration.
 A number of Douglas lads wllI attend the University of Washington during the coming winter, among them Peter Johnson, jr., and Ilmi Aalto.
 Smokers-Au kinds of Smoking To bacco in pound jars-also Egyptian and Sweet Caporal Cigarettes at Keist's Pool Room, Hunter Block.-Adv.
 The Denny Orfauos property on St. Ann avenue, sold last week at marshais sale to satisfy a mortgage held by Chas. E. Rudy, was bid in by Dr. Mathis.
 Now is the time to order your fall suit. Just received a new line of Detmer samples. Come in and look them over Dahl S Walberg-Adv.
 If you are in need of stove this fall, Feusi, the Front Street hardware mer- chant, will sell you one at cost. Cook stoves, heating stoves and rauges.-Ad.
 Miss Elizabeth Boyle, one of the teachers in the Douglas public school, returned on the Mariposa from the Westward, where she spent her summer vacation.
 Miss Eva Rhodes, who will have charge of the primary department in the Douglas school, came up from the States on the Jefferson, arriving just before noon yesterday.
 The Ladies League of the Cougrega- tional church will give a reception for Mrs. Fred Bradley and Mrs. Phillip Bradley Friday afternoon, Sept. llth, at the church. All are cordially iu- yited.
 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 a chance to save money-Adv.
 School opened yesterday morning with a host of pupils in attendance, besides a full corps of teachers with the exception of the primary teacher, Miss Martha Olsen, who sent in her resignation at the eleventh hour.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jos. Patterson and children left yesterday for Nevada creek, where they will spend the bal ance of the week camping out." Joe says that this is his first vacation since thirteen years ago last Christmas.
 This mornings mail brought two postal cards to Mir. Joseph Riedi from bis wife and children in Germany, stat ing that it was impossible for them to come home, but assuring him that they were in good health and faring we'll. As this is the first news be has received since the breaking out of the war, it is certainly welcome.
 After working through the entire season without mishap, Bert Loomis, sawyer for the George E. James Co.,, nearly lost the forefnger of his right hand on the last day just as the mill was closing down. He caught the finger under a cable, which broke the bone i'm tbe first joint and nearly tore