Douglas Island news., 1915-06-23
The Douglas Island News.
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 Merl Thomas is coming home on the Spokane.
 A. BaritellO and Ole Anderson have gone fishing.
 There will be a dance at the Tread we'll Club tonight
 Ray Smith has taken position in the Treadwell store.
 The famous strawberries of Haines are beginning to ripen.
 Mr. Jacob Jackson is giving his home two good coats of paint
 Marmion island is a very popular resort for picnic parties this summer.
 BoRN-A daughter was born this morning 10 Mrs. and Mir. Wm. Dodge,
 Mrs. Jerry Cashen and children have returned from a camping out vacation.
 Wm. Barquist will be a passenger for the Sound on the steamship Princess Alice.
 Merchant Fox has the painters at work touching up his store for the Fourth.
 Blueberry pies are now in season, and the days are just beautiful to gather them.
 Mir. and Mrs. FESummers au2 baby daughter are passengers for Treadwell on che Spokane.
 The family of s, J. Hopper is coming North on the steamship Al Xii They will reside in Douglas.
 Rev. Martin l.. Larson and family went North on the Humboldt Go spend a few days at Skagway.
 Paul BIoedhorn expects to be all set. tied in his new home by July 10th. The painters are now at work.
 Juneau will celebrate ou July 5th- The days sport will conclude with street dance in the evening.
 Edna Liljestrand left on the Hum boldt Monday for Skagway to visit her sister, Mrs. V. A. Peterson.
 Mrs. F. Mcdonald, of Juneau, was in the city yesterday visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank Humfrey.
 George W. Sample, commonly called Babe left on the Seattle Monday for visit with his folks on Puget sound.
 Wharduger Wm. Kilhurn, of the Douglas city dock, returned on the Sc. attle from a brief vacation in the States. The current number of the Alaska and Northwest Mining Journal con- tains large pictures of Tresdwell and Sheep Creek.
 Charlie Johnson, son of the mayor, has returned from Seattle, where he recently graduated from the University of Washington.
 Harry Jordan went to Tenakee yes terday on the St. Nicholas. During his absence Carl Erickson is looking after the Eagles Club.
 A Juneau restaurant man wants to buy two tons of blueberries Besides this, Juneau is to have pie.eating con {. test on the Fourth.
 Mrs. Anton Marks, Stanley Marks, James Fitzmorris and little Rosie Leivers left the first of the week for an outing at Limestone inlet.
 Mrs. E. Loomis is returning on the Al-Ki from a visit in Washington. She is improved in health, but glad to get away from the oppressive heat
 On next Friday evening, Beatrice Margaret, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Behrends, of Juneau, will become the wife of John F. MUReu.
 Losr-A pair of gold-rimmed eye glasses, between the Friends Booming House and the Episcopal church. Leave at the News office and get reward.-Ad.
 By a score of6 to 3 the Alaska Juneau fire department baseball team won from the Treadwell fire department at the Treadwel grounds last Friday evening.
 MARRIED-Mr Samuel Stone and Miss Irene Preston were married last week, at the residence of the brides parents at Sheep Creek. They will reside at Treadwell.
 Mir. q. E. Hellenius, of Seattle, where he was editor of the Svenska Tribunen, was visiting in Douglas with Rev. M. L. -. l.-A ....nL- LIa ras nn his WaV