Douglas Island news., 1914-04-01
The Douglas Island News.
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Mayhower pavilion.
 Merchant Wm. Stubbins made visit to Speel river last week.
 Miss Mabel Micbaelson will be a pas senger for Seattle on the Al Xii
 Pipes from for 5c to SlQ each at Keist's Pool Room.-Advertisement
 Adolpb Ruckert has bought the Gust Moval cottage, uear Che Lyrio theatre.
 Jim Mitchell returned via the Spo- kane from the Hot Springs of Arkan- sas.
 The saw mill was closed down the Hrst of the week by break in the ma cbiuery.
 Mrs. q. P. Carroll and son, Ray, re turned last week from a visit in the States.
 Mr.J.K Clark has accepted a posi- tion iu the mill of the Chichagot Min- ing Go.
 The marriage of Miss Annie West to Mr. Stephen Stsnworth took place last evening.
 Ed Armstrong and wife have moved from the News building to the O'Con nor flats.
 Mrs. Ray James and Mrs R. c. Rich ardson are Al.Ki passengers for a visit  at Seattle.
 Mrs. E. Mugford, of Treadwell, re- turned on tue Humboldt from a visit in the States.
 Broken pipes repaired at Keists Pool Room. All work guaranteed Advertisement
 Mrs. Larose arrived on the Admiral Evans Co accept a position in the R k. Hubbard store.
 Mrs. Henry Erie entertained mum Der of lady friends at luncheon last Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. Wm. Stubbius expects Go make visit this summer to her mother, who lives iu sunny Italy.
 Otto Wiedemanu has bought lot near tbe residence of Henry Museth and will build him a home.
 The robins arrived last Thursday, March 26, which may be taken as a sure sign that spring Is not far away.
 If your clothes need repairing, clean. Ing or pressing, call on Anton KraseL next door to Che cable office, Second street.-Advertisemeut
 smokers-An kinds of Smoking To. bacco iu pound iars-also Egyptian and Sweet Caporal Cigarettes at keist's Pool Room, Hunter Block.-Adv.
 A card from Dr. Geo. C. Maule an- nouuces that hs will return to Douglas about the middle of this month. The card vas mailed at Tahiti, one of the islands of the South Pacific.
 s4OO worth of new hats received toe day al Martins. Double that amount on the way. Drop in and try one on. A hat for every ybody-if you don't get yours it will not be our fault.-Adv.
 News has been received in Douglas of the death of Ed Austin, formerly assistant wharHuger at the city dock. Austin was a victim of tuberculosis, and his death occurred at Tacoma, Wash.
 Juneau papers report that Harry Malone, deputy clerk of the district court at Juneau, is dying in Providence hospital, Seattle, of hardening of the arteries. Specialists have pronounced his case hopeless.
 Mir. Albert D. Bohrer, of the cyanide plant, has taken apartments in the Henson block and expects his wife on the Jefferson, due tonight Mir. Bohrer is much taken with Alaska, and expects to make it bis home.
 Jack Henson is now the postmaster of Douglas. His commission arrived on the Spokane, and Mir. Mccormick turned the office over to him last night. Miss May Mccormick will retain her position as assistant
 The City Bar is now moved to its new location in the Day building. Emil Fischer has his pool room where the barbers used to shave, and the shavers have moved to the shooting gallery room. A change all around.
 Last Thursday, Bing Halleck and Ed Armstrong bought what is known as tbe uNortbern Bar," formerly the