Douglas Island news., 1914-12-09
The Douglas Island News.
THRLOcAL FIELD
Parinc LiLhes sonnds religIons.

Delegate Wickersham went south last week on the Mariposa.
 Rudy Troll has gone to work in the machine shop at Treadwell.
 Don't forget that 10 per cent will be working all day tomorrow.
 Ainer Wasdabl t2lO Swede) returned last week from Nugget Creek.
 Big John Ouch has been arrested for killing deer ont of season.
 J.J. Peuglase, the fish king, has been on the sick list for the past week.
 Don Dutton, os Trcadwell, left on the steamer Jefferson for the States.
 Tom Judson recently returned from the Westward to his home at Tread well.
 FLA. McHamilton returned Friday on the Alameda from visit to the Sound.
 Mir. M. B. Archer is able to be out, after many weeks close confinement in tbe hospital
 George Meyers has opened a branch store next to Smiths Front Street Drug store.
 Mir. John Lockhard, who has been ill for some weeks, was out on the streets this morning.
 Marshal Harry Bishop is gradually recovering from the effects of recent stroke of paralysis.
 Bing Halleck has been on the sick list for the past week, but will be about again in a few days.
 John Olson came home on the Hum boldt yesterday. He has been on long visit to Sweden.
 BoRN-Twin girls were born to Mr. and Mrs. James McEanna, of Juneau, last Friday morning.
 Andy c. Johnson, who came home from the hospital week ago, was out for the first time yesterday.
 Miss Blanche Taylor, clerk at Hub- bard's will leave on an early boat for her former home in Montana.
 Local mining men organized the Mining aud Engineering Society of Alaska last evening at Juueau. 
 Ina bowling contest last night be- tween the machine shop aud Treadwell teams, the former won by l95 pins.
 So far the only visible damage done by the winter wind was to blow the top off one of the smoke stacks at the saw mill.
 NorIcE-Auy girl or child wanting a home or friends should call on Miss Ella Mallory, City Hall flats, Doug las.-Adv.
 PLATE NorICE-All who sent plates to the Rebekah's benefit ball last night may regain their property by calling at Leivers' store.
 Mir. Paul Bloedhoru has leased one of the Gillis cottages on r street, and with his family will take possession before the 10th inst.
 Work has started at the Congrega- tioual church digging out the base ment. which is to be converted into Sunday school rooms.
 One of the happiest dances of the season was that given last night by the Rebekahs, and everyone seemed to enjoy dancing for charity.
 Juneau has raised almost 54,OOO for the suffering Belgians. The Sourdough Festival last Saturday night drew a big crowd from the Island.
 Druggist Guy L. Smith and bride ar rived from Seattle last week and are housekeeping in one of the Olson cot tages, near the school house.
 Now is the time to order your fall suit. Just received new line of Detmer samples. Come in and look them over. Walberg & Stoltmau-Adv.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oliver Olson moved Saturday to their new home at the corner of Third and II Streets. They contemplate some extensive improve ments in the spring.
 TIE BARITELLO Pool ROOM, E. Loomis proprietor. Pocket billiards and cards Cigars, cigarettes, pipes and tobaccos Rooms for lodgers. Corner Front and Bradley streets, Douglas, Alaska,
 eve Germans must together stick A fund has been started in Douglas for