Douglas Island news., 1915-04-14
The Douglas Island News.
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Heine Dahl has taken position at the cyanide plant.
 The first shipment of bullion was made from Tbaue last week.
 Mayor O'Conuor went up to Eagle on bis launch Celtic yesterday.
 The steamship Jefferson reached port from the South yesterday morning.
 A Douglas lot is about the best in- vestmeut a man can make right now.
 Mr. Hans Anderson, of the Northern, has returned from an extended visit to Sitka.
 Otis Boylau recently purchased a lot on North Fourth street and will build a home.
 Mrs. E. Loomis left this morning on the Al Ri for a visit with Der daughter at Tenino, Wash.
 MT. Gus Gruudler and his daughter Miss Freda. returned Saturday from Sitka Hot Springs.
 The Juneau gas boat Edith c left Monday for Kuik to engage in the freight and passenger business.
 Photographer Ed Andrews, of Doug las. is passenger on the steamer Northwestern, due here Thursday.
 Mrs. c. c. Cagle arrived on the Spo kane Co spend the summer with her parents, Mir. aud Mrs D. W. Shelton.
 Axel Krouquist is a very sick man, suffering from some mysterious ail- meut which bafiiss the doctors skill.
 A strange man attempted to hold up woman in Juneau last night, but be couldn't doit She must have been too heavy
 w.. Newman, c. F. Coryell, Albert Suowdeu, William Smith and wife and two children arrived from the South on the Al Ri yesterday.
 DnD.-Ole Peterson, a native of Nor way, aged 32 years, died at the St. Ann hospital Monday, of pneumonia, after an illness of ouly a few days.
 "slTKA ROT SPRINGS" Accom- modations, American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. l.. F. Goddard, Sanitarium, Alaska.-Advertisement.
 Mrs. A. D. Gurr and children de. parfed for tbe States last week on the Spokane, and Al has mourntully allied himself with the army of summer wid overs.
 Cyril r. Rowe, son ot the bishop, died at Seattle Monday as a result of burns received several weeks previous from a gasoline explosion. He was 2o years of age and au invalid.
 Miss Maud Lijestraud returned last week via the steamship Spokane from visit with her sister, Mrs. V. A. Peter son, at Skagway. Since her return Miss Liljestrand has been very i'll.
 Mir. Bernard Hudson, wife and child, of Palmer, Wash, are coming up to Douglas to spend the summer. Mr. Hudson is a brother of M. s. Hudson and Mrs Jos. Patterson, of this city.
 Mr. II. E. Murray, accompanied by bis wife and little son, arrived Sunday from Los Angeles to make their home in Douglas. Mr. Murray is a nephew of our old citizens. Abner and John Murray.
 It is reported that Seattle capitalists, headed by McKeever Bros, of New York, have purchased a property in this vicinity aud will spend a quarter of a million dollars in development work this year.
 A fire in a hen house belonging to L. c. Thomas brought out big crowd last Wednesday. With the aid of can dies the fremeu found the fire and put it out. Several nice fat hens were also sacrificed
 The weather for the past week has been distinctly of the April variety sunshine and showers. Today it is mostly showers. But April showers bring May flowers, and the sun will shine again.
 Deputy Marshal Bach left on the Mariposa with a patient for the sani tarium at Morningside. Before return ing he will visit his daughter, Mrs. Wilmer Edwin. of Preston, Wash. and may induce her to come home with him.