Douglas Island news., 1915-09-01
The Douglas Island News.
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Edwin Fox returned last week from @ visit to the States.
 Guys Drug Store" will be the place. Opposite the postofice.
 Raymond Kelly, ot Treadwell, has gone to Seattle to attend college.
 Stanley Marks left on the Al-Ki for Lynden, Wash, to attend school.
 Guy l.. Smith is the sole owner and proprietor of ''Guy's Drug Store"
 Miss Emma Rutz left on the Hum boldt for Haines for a short visit.
 Mir. George E. James left on the Ala meda to visit his family in Seattle.
 The new Douglas Orpheum opened . Sunday night with crowded houses.
 BONA daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs. John Plant on Friday, August 27tb.
 Dave Christoe is counting ou a short vacation and deer hunt the last of the week
 Mrs. Jos. Patterson returned on the Al Ri from an extended visit in Wash ington.
 Ed F. Cashel was a southbound pas senger on the Al.Ki to take in the Frisco fair.
 The Douglas Natatorium will be used . this winter for the TreadTell basket ball games.
 Mrs. Ray Gardner and son returned this morning on the Seattle from a visit on the Sound.
 Mir. Rudolph Blahut, of The Baritello, will spend a two weeks vacation at Warm Springs.
 Miss NJ. Moss, a teacher in the Doug las public school, arrived this morning on the Seattle.
 Roy Collins, who left Alaska a year ago to visit relatives in Seattle, came back last week.
 pr. R. V. Ellis has taken possession of Dr. sargeaut's office during the latter's absence.
 Mir. Abuer Murray departed on the Al Xii on bis way to visit bis old home in New Brunswick.
 Oscar Grundler and George Hellerick left Monday night on the Al-Ki to at- tend school at Seattle.
 The Women's Pioneer Society will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hans Anderson.
 Mrs. Frank Tascher and Mise Chas- teen have been selected as teachers in the new Treadwell school.
 The torpedo boat destroyer fleet ar- rived at Juneau last evening and will remain in the harbor until Friday.
 Jess McWnliams has gathered his apple crop, and, in order to conserve the output, be has made them into pie. Miss Imogene Coryell was a recent arrival from the South to take a posi- tion as pianist at the new Douglas Orpheum.
 Mir. F. H. Coursou, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. l.. G. Thomas, in tbis city, left last week for bis home at Kansas City, Mo.
 Chester McKiuuon came in from Sitka Hot Springs the last of the week and departed on the Al.Ki for Cali fornia and the East.
 Mir. and Mrs. o. M. Olson and Mir. aud Mrs. M. V. Christman returned Friday from an extended visit to Bar anof Warm Springs.
 Lafe E. Spray, formerly an employee of the Juneau Empire, has been ap' pointed a deputy in the office of Clerk of the Court q. W. Bell.
 Mir. aud Mrs. George Livie and son have gone to make their home near Bellingham, Wash. Mir. Livie was hoist man at the Mexican.
 Mrs. Merl F. Thomas and children will depart in a couple of weeks to spend the winter on Puget sound visit ing Mrs. Thomas parents.
 The Juneau school board has de cided that children residing outside of the city limits must pay a tuition of s7OO per month per pupil.
 The first annual ball of the Douglas Island Labor Union will be given next Monday night, Sept. 9th, at the Douglas Natatorium. A big time is on the