Douglas Island news., 1915-05-19
The Douglas Island News.
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for the States.
 Roy Walch and family moved to Ju- neau last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Williamson will go South on the Humboldt
 Bert Aris was a passenger on the Georgia for Tenakee hot springs.
 Mrs. Dodge and Miss Kane, of HoO- nab, arrived in the city last week.
 Mir. Arthur Osterberg and children will leave for the States on the Al-Ki.
 Mrs. J. W. Martin and children will leave for the South on the Humboldt.
 WA. Mackie, who was operated on for appendicitis last week, is improv ing.
 The big freighter Seward came in last night with a cargo of coal for the city dock.
 President F. W. Bradley, of the Treadwell mines, is coming North in July.
 Mrs Fred Smith and Mrs. Carl Boh in will sail for the south tomorrow on . Che Al Ki
 Mrs. Wm. Stubbins returned from the States last Thursday morning on the Dolphin.
 Merchant Wm. Stubbius will leave on the Humboldt for @ business trip to . Sound points.
 The Douglas High school went pie nickiug last Friday on M. S. Hudson's launch, the Iris,
 BoRN-An II pound boy was born to Mrs. aud Mir. Leo DeMytt, Monday morning, May 17th.
 The Sons of Norway celebrated the l7th of May by jolli6catiou at Eagles hall Monday night.
 Axei Kronquist, who has been suffer ing from a case of blood poisoning in his leg, is recovering.
 The Douglas and Juneau High schools left this morning on the Alma for picnic at Griudstone falls.
 Ell. Mathis, of Los Angeles, arrived on the Island last week for visit with his brother, pr. Mathis.
 Ray Smith aud wife and son, Burton, returned on the Al Xxi and will again make their home in Douglas. ' The Al Ri came into the channel this morning. She will visit Hoonah aud go south tomorrow afternoon. Tom Tracy, who has been lusticating in the town of Juneau for the past month, returned home this morning.
 An important meeting of North Star Lodge No. 2, Knights of Pylhias, will be held at A. l. U. ball tomorrow night
 WANTED-A CANE. A cable came to Bert Loomis last week announcing that be was grandpa to a big, bouncing boy.
 Walter Stephens, of Treadwell, is a passenger ou the Northwestern, which sailed north from Seattle last evening.
 Mrs. Hellrick has sold tbe boarding house to Mrs. c. P. Pleas and will de part for the States about the last of the month.
 Pete, the butcher. and Felix Gray will join the march of spring improve ment by building new sidewalks in front of their homes. II Tom Carmony arrived from the South yesterday on the Hum boldt. He re ports that bis father is in very poor health, suffering from stomach trouble. Prizes for cash All our stock of , Christmas goods at reduced prices. We are still at the old stand and our motto , is "Service." Keist's Pool Room, Hunter Block.-Adv.
 Hans Sather was drowned in Gas tineau channel last Thursday, when he and two companions attempted to cross from Douglas to Juneau in leaky row boat.
 W. n. McBlain will go to Tacoma next week to attend the meeting of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows. Mir. Nc Blaiu is a delegate from Alaska Lodge No. 1, of Douglas. 1,
 School closed last Friday aud the teachers took the first available boats for the south to spend their summer vacations in the States. Miss Helen Sergeant was also a passenger for the south for a visit with her grandparents fr Ora0On