Douglas Island news., 1915-09-15
The Douglas Island News.
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ulFdl dt lue Doublao NatatOlluu tulo week
 T. D. GnHs has the foundations iu place for two more houses in the north end of town.
 Mrs. J. T. Salmouson and two daugh- ters arrived on the Al-Ki to make their home in Douglas.
 E.C. George and wife were among thearrivals on the Al.Ki Monday They will reside in Douglas.
 Mr.J.O. Kirkham and family have moved from the Mission building to the Croatian hall flats.
 Application has been made for li- cense for another saloon in Douglas, to be known as "The Bank"
 Carloue & Merzyk, tailors, have taken a lease on the building formerly occupied by Smiths drug store.
 If you really want a good five cen cigar, try a Salome. Sold where the pretty girl is-Keist's Pool Room.
 Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell arrived from the States last week for visit with their daughter, Mrs. l. D. Mulligau.
 Mrs. Arthur Fleek and children, who have been visiting in Douglas, left last evening for their home at Chichagof.
 Mrs. Odiu Hewitt, who has been on a visit to relatives in the States, came North yesterday on the Princess Alice.
 Ed Wood left on the Dolphin for Southern Idaho, where he has home stead that needs his personal attention.
 Miss Evelyn Peterson was a visitor during the past week at tbe home of Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Anderson.-Peters- burg Report.
 A letter from Councilman Bing Hal leck to his sister, Mrs. Gage, bears the intelligence that he expects Go return from Cordova on the Mariposa
 Mir. S. Whitley Richardson and bride arrived Monday on the Northwestern from Seattle. Mrs Richardson was formerly Miss Mabel r. Huf, of Cor wallis. Oregon.
 The steamship Humboldt, scheduled to sail from Seattle for Southeastern Alaska on the l4th and 25th of this month. has changed her sailing dates to the 17th and 29th.
 A card received in Douglas yesterday from Mr. Abner Murray says that he is we'll and enjoying the trip. The card was written at Seattle just before he sailed for San Francisco.
 An entertainment is to be given by Northern Light Rebekah Lodge, No. IA, of Douglas, on next Monday evening, Sept. 2Otb, in celebration of the anniversary of the lodge.
 We understand that an effort will be made by residents of Warm Springs to have a postoGice located there. They should have the help-if they need it- of all the larger towns in Southeastern Alaska.
 Mir. James Lindsay has bought from John J. Peuglase the northeast half of lot 9, block 23 Consideration S1,OOO This is the residence formerly occupied by Peter Rolando and family on North Third street.
 Hose Company Mo- 2 held an inter estiug meeting last night. Among other matters brought up was the Third street salt water line, and the secretary was instructed to request the town council to extend it to II street.
 George Washington Samples is com ing North on the Mariposa, after having visited the fair and other things at San Francisco and Seattle. When he gets here Tom Macdonald will put him in his athletic class and call him plain "Babe"
 The Treadwell school started up Monday in the new building with two teachers in charge. The enrolment is about 60. Miss E. Chasteeu will have charge of the lsl, 2nd and 3rd grades, and Mrs. F. H. Tascher the 4th, 5th, 9th, 7th and Sth grades.
 Albin Baritello and his City of Rome sailed Sunday for Eagle river with the following passengers: Mrs. John Hen son, Mrs. J. F. Henson, Mrs Robert Landsburg, Mrs John Hull and Miss Martha Olsen. They returned yester- ln- nrnninn