Douglas Island news., 1915-07-14
The Douglas Island News.
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Alameda from a trip to the States.
 V.J. Rubin went to Seattle last week to attend a convention of Shriners.
 Mrs. B. R. Leivers is planning a visit Co her old home in Iowa next month.
 The central hoist at Treadwell started up again yesterday and tbe big mills are again grinding
 Leslie Foreman, formerly steward at the Mexican boarding house, has taken charge of the cigar stand at the Club.
 Miss Edith Jackson departed on the steamer City of Seattle for Sitks, where she will spend a two-weeks' vacation.
 Dave Hawkins departed on the Spo kane for the Sound, where he will turn bis attention to agricultural pursuits.
 The Douglas High school baseball team beat Dermody's Indians in hot game last evening by a score of 10 to l2.
 Mrs. James Shelton, of Ketchikan, arrived last week to spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Shelton, of Douglas.
 Jess McWnliams has an apple tree in his f. ont yard on which are seven ap- pies wbich give promise of reaching maturity.
 Eiqhty-seyen in the shade is cousid cred hot weather in this part of Alaska. Some thermometers even registered ninety
 WA. Nackie has gone to work tthe 2iO mill, after a long period of enforced idIeuess occasiousd by an operation for appendicitis.
 Robert Dupee, convicted of feloui ously shooting Clara Collins at Douglas has been sentenced 10 serve seven years in the peuitentiary.
 Mr. and Mrs. s. J. Kane, Mrs. Dodge and baby aud Miss Rose Kane and little "Pat," left oa the steamer Al Ri for their home at Hoonah.
 Capt. Hudson, of the launch Iris, spent a few days at Mitchell bay this week. Frankie and Cecil Bach were along as hrst-class seamen.
 Some thougbuess person built a fire Sunday afternoon near the salt water reservoir. It was spreading rapidly when discovered and ex;inguisbed. 
 Mrs. A. l. Eagles and daughter, Meta, ofLos Angeles, Cal, mother and sister of Mrs. II. D. Murray, of this city, are expected on the Spokane for visit.
 "slTKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modatious, American or European plan For terms apply to Dr. l.. P. Goddard, Sanitarium, Alaska.-Advertisement.
 The Territorial Dental Board, of which Dr. W. E. Zuber, of Ketchikan, is president, and Dr. c. c. Maule, of Douglas, issecretary, is in session this week.
 Miss Sophia Trygvestad has sold the Good Eats cafe to Anton Marks, who will conduct the business. Mir. Stephen Brojac, an experienced restaurant man, will be in charge.
 James Broudino, mine foreman at Chiehagof, fell overheard from gas boat on the Fourth of July and vas drowned. He was a native of Italy and his age was 35 years.
 Mrs. Adam Hopp returned from her visit to Sitka Hot Springs, via the Spo- kane last Friday. She was much i'm pressed with the comforts, convent ences and benefits of the springs, and returns much improved.
 Mr.. IT. Dodge, who has been visit ing his daughter, Mrs R. R. Hubbard, will return to his home in Seattle on the steamer City of Seattle. Louis Hubbard will accompany him for a visit on The Sound.
 At a meeting of the Treadwell fire department last Friday evening, Jack Wilson. Frank Russell, Monte Benson, M. V ChriStmau, D. J. hinZie, George Stephens and Ed Atkinson were ap- pointed a committee'to arrange for the iremeu's annual ball.
 Mir. M. C. Rogers, formerly of Doug las. but now a resident of Auburn, Wash, came up on the Jefferson to represent the interests of the creditors of Fred Bronqyist. Mir. Rogers says that his family arc we'll and happy in their new home.
 We have to thank Prof. c. c. George.