Douglas Island news., 1915-11-10
The Douglas Island News.
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 Mir. Ray Smith has taken a position at J. w. Martins store.
 Mrs. Fl. P. Coster will spend the winter in San Francisco.
 Emmett Carroll has returned from a visit to his sister at Haines.
 The first snow of the season tell on the streets of Douglas November 9th.
 An automatic sticker arrived on the Humboldt for the Geo. E. James saw mill.
 The Douglas Grill has passed into new hands, with Jos. T. Kato as man ager.
 Oscar Fitzberg, of the J. W. Martin store, returned ou the Humboldt from a visit to the States.
 BORN-A daughter was born to Mrs. and Mir. M. V. Christman, of Treadwell, on Saturday, Nov 6, 1915.
 New and interesting music, some that you never heard before at the Eagles dance next Saturday night
 Pat Casey says that the flat over the News office is still vacant. It's warm one. First come, first served. Whisper to Pat at the bank.
 In the basket ball game last night at the Douglas Natatorium, the Treadwell Store team won from the Machine Shop-score b to8
 The big Douglas Firemen's Dance is to be given on the 25th inst. You will notice that ou your calendar the date is printed in red ink.
 Call up Phone 71 for the Jituey- Keisrs Cigar Store-the store where you send for your Christmas Pipes, and all kinds of pipe repairs.
 Mrs. Thomas Price aud daughter, of Cordova, stopped on their way 10 the States for a visit with Mir. and Mrs. Charlie Price at Treadwell
 Councilman Bing Halleck left this morning on tbe Humbol for Ketchi- kan, where be will assume the manage. ment of the Royal hotel for a time.
 "SITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations, American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. L. P. Goddard, Sanitarium. Alaska.-Advertisement. The wives of the members surprised the Douglas Island Labor Union at their Monday night session. The ladies thoughtgully brought good things to eat
 Oliver Hopper. who uutil recently 1. has been employed as bOokkeeper at the Treadwell store, was passenger : south on the City of Seattle last Thurs day night.
 You're too slow in shaking that cold . and cough. Ths best Cherry Cough . Syrup, Pine Balsam or White Pine Com. l pound, can be had at Guys Drug Store, opposite Postodice-
 The steamer Al.Ki sailed for the North from Seattle last Monday night with the following passengers for Douglas: H.R. Johnson and wife, Mrs. John Henson, Mrs. R. Miller, Tina Groucio.
 Mir. aud Mrs. Parry will occupy apartments in the Hunter cottage, re- gently vacated by Painter Burke and . family. Agent Henson has recently ! had the cottage completely overhauled . and repaired.
 Miss Maud Liljestrand, of the Palace of Sweets, who has been visiting in Frisco and Seattle, returned home on the Humboldt. Miss Maud is much improved in health and strength by the vacation and rest.
 Mrs. Cecelia Gertrude Campen, on ! trial in the district court at Juneau for shooting her husband with intent to kill. was adjudged not guilty yesterday morning. The trial lasted seven days and attracted much attention.
 The City of Rome came home from Berners bay last Saturday evening, bringing Me-srs. Baritello, Sample and Jack Langseth, of the News, who has been working on his quartz claims ID that section for the past month.
 The marriage of J. Wilfred Leivers, son of MT. and Mrs. B. R. Leivers, of Douglas, to Miss Rena P. Jorgenson, is announced to take place at 8:3O o'clock in the Methodist church in Juneau. The couple will reside in Juneau.