Douglas Island news., 1915-08-11
The Douglas Island News.
rHELOcAL FIELD
Just let rein.

O. M. Tllmau is back from a trip to Che Westward
 Mr. David Brown has returned from Che hot springs.
 Mrs. II. V. Sully returned Saturday from a visit at Ketchikan.
 James Cottrell returned on the Mari- posa Monday evening from a visit to States.
 Louis Hubbard returned from Seattle last week-about two inches taller than when be wont down.
 Van J. Rubin is back from Seattle, where be went Co attend the biz blow out of the Shriuers.
 Don't fail reserve your seats for the light oper8"Piuafore" at the Palace of Sweets on Saturday.
 The deer season opens Sunday, Aug. 10th; limit three deer; sale of deer carcasses prohibited.
 Guy Johnson, of Treadwell, returned Saturday from a trip Co the Westward as far as Dutch Harbor.
 MerchantJ. W. Martin and family are scheduled Co return to Douglas on che Humboldt mex, week.
 Mrs. Wilbur George will depart on Che Al-Ki for Arizona, to join her hus- band, who has located there.
 The launch Iris, Captain Mike Hud- son, left last week with eXcursiouists for Sitka, returning yesterday.
 If you really want a good five cent cigar, try a Salome. Sold where the pretty girl Keist's Pool Room.
 Miss Maud Lujestraud departed early Monday morning for visit of several months at Seattleaud San Francisco.
 Matt Hahn aud Councilman Jos. Robertson are passengers on the steam ship Jefferson, due in Douglas Friday.
 F. E. Smith is moving the ReXall Drug store from Che Thomas block on Third street to his new building on Front street
 Among the passengers on the steamer Jefferson Is the uame of Els Churchill, which has a familiar sound to oId- timers on tbe Island.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oliver M Olson aud Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Cmistmau lett for Warm Springs last week, to enjoy two or three weeks vacation.
 "sIThA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations, American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. l.. P. Goddard, Sauitsrium. Alaska.-Advertisement.
 Mrs. Eagles and daughter, of Los Angeles, who have been vi=iting the family of II. E. Murray in this city, de- parted on the Seattle for their home.
 Mrs. p. R. Bradley, wife of the Super intendeut at Treadwel. her two soue, and the Misses Chasteen and Finger departed ou the City of Seattle for the States.
 Little Martha Peterson, who has been visiting relatives in Douglas for the past two months, left for her home in Sitka this morning on the steamer Georgia.
 Miss Martha J. c Olson, a sister of Mrs. Paul Bloedhorn and former teacher iD the Douglas public schools, arrived in the city last Saturday on the steamer Humboldt.
 The Eagles spent a delightful day Sunday picuickiug at TakU Village. Some were kept at home by showers, but others took advantage of the op- portuuity to visit Taku glacier.
 Little Harold Gallwas was quite SC. verely injured last Friday afternoon at Crystal Falls park. While playing, be fell, striking his head against pro- iectiug pail, which cut a long, ugly gash.
 The opera "Piuaforen will be the best production ever given by the local singers of Douglas Island. Make res eryatious for reserved seats at the Palace of Sweets on and after Saturday, Aug. 14
 The administrator of the estate of Andrew Peterson, deceased, has sued the city of Juneau for 5l0,OOO damages for the death of Andrew, who fell off one of the,elevated highways along the waterfront.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Anderson, who have been taking in the big fair at San