Douglas Island news., 1915-08-25
The Douglas Island News.
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early this evening.
 The interior of the Hunter Hotel is in the hands of the painters.
 c. Cakes was a passenger for Doug las ou the Spokane last night.
 Lloyd Carpenter was a Treadwell ar rival on the Spokane last night.
 M. J. O'Conuor is spending a few days at the Rainbow mine at Eagle river.
 Amid summer carnival and exhibit" will be held in Juneau from Sept to Sept. l9
 Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Smith will re. turn to Douglas on the Mariposa, which Is due Friday.
 Dr. Maule has moved into his new office on Third street, opposite the News building.
 A special meeting of Hose Company No. 8 will be held tomorrow evening at the cart house.
 Miss Evelyn Peterson will be a pas seuger on the Spokane enroute to her home in Chicago.
 Mayor Peter Johnson came home last week from a two weeks cruise in his launch, Queen.
 Mrs Jos. Patterson and children are returning to Douglas on the steamer Al-Ki, due Friday.
 The Misses Cherry and Vienna Fon- tauesa have gone to Victoria, B. O., to attend business college.
 The Juneau Choral Society, uoder the direction of Prof Robinson, is pre-, pairing to give PinafOre.
 Wv. Hunter, an old.time miner of Funter bay, died iu Juneau hospital last week, of pneumonia.
 BoRN-A daughter was born 10 Mrs. and Mir. Arthur Fleek at St. Ann hos pital, on Sunday, August 22.
 LII. Keist is introducing a new game at bis pool room. It goes by the name of "ten-pin pocket billiards"
 Mr. aud Mrs. Wm. Linscott departed last week for a visit of a month or six weeks with relatives at Seattle.
 If you really want a good five cent cigar, try Salome. Sold where the pretty girl is-Keist's Pool Room.
 Harry Salmonson, assistant wharf inger on the city dock, is back from a two months vacation io the States.
 Stanley Marks will leave on the Al Xxi euroute to Lynden, Wash, where he will attend school the coming winter.
 Among the many old-timers coming back to Douglas was Charlie Stevens, who arrived from the States last week. Mir. and Mrs. Nels Sorby have moved Go Juneau, where MF. Sorby recently purchased a piece of valuable property. Peyton J. Goss, who has been visit ing at the home of the News man, de parted on the Humboldt Friday for Seattle.
 Mrs. John Henson is planning a visit Go Port Angeles, Wash. Her grand daughter, Marie Henson, will accom- pany her.
 Smoke from forest fires in British Columbia and Washington is said to interfere with the navigating of Alaska steamers. Regular meeting of North Star lodge, Knights of Pythias, at Labor Union hall Thursday night. Business of im- portance.
 Mrs. Felix Gray and two sons re- i turned last week from Tenakee hot springs, where they have been spend ing several weeks.
 MT. M. G. Rogers said goodbye to Douglas and bis many friends here and departed on the Humboldt for his home at Auburn, Wash
 The baseball game scheduled to take place this evening between the Douglas and Treadwell Ere departments has been postponed on account of rain.
 "SlTKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations, American or European plan For terms apply to pr. l.. P. Goddard, sanitarium, Alaska.-Advertisement.
 Mrs. F. P. Wasterlain, accompanied by two children, is @ passenger on the Jefferson for Douglas to join Der bus band, who is now employed at Thane.