Douglas Island news., 1915-06-02
The Douglas Island News.
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u that left town today to stay week.
 BoRN-To Mir. and Mrs. Frank P. Mo- Guire, on Monday, May 31. baby boy.
 George l.. Johnson returned to Doug las last week from a trip to the States.
 Hugo Anderson, A. J. Mattson and Frank Seivert went south on the North western.
 BoRN-At St. Ann hospital, on Mon. day, May 3l, to Mrs. Herman Lakkaneu a daughter.
 Pat Cavauaugh, formerly of Douglas Is now employed at ChiohigOf at the mine tbere.
 "Yakima Jim" potatoes, while they last, s2 per sack. Fred Kronquist, St. Ann Ave.-Adv.
 George Meyers has sold his stock of goods in his Front street store, and the new owner will move to Juneau.
 The Ladies Pioneer Society will meet atthe home of Mrs. Paul Bloedhoru, at 9 o'clock next Tuesday afternoon.
 E. l.. Foreman. of Tacoma, came North ou the Al.Ki, for visit at the home of his son, Leslie, and family.
 Mrs. Monte Benson and children were passengers on the Jefferson yes terday, enrouto to Portland, Oregon.
 Harry Stevenson, of the Treadwell machine shop department, left on the Jefferson for a months visit at Seattle.
 Fred Anderson and wife of Tread we'll, who have been visiting on Puget Sound, returned home on the Spokane. ! FA.J. Gallwas has filed notice of homestead location ou pine acres on the government road north of Douglas. :
 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lewis are occupy ing apartments in the Sans SOuci Mir. Lewis is tbe catcher for the Treadwell ball club.
 J.W. Martin returned on the Spokane this morning from business trip to Haines, where he owns a mercantile establishment
 All the citizens of the Island should turn out for the Fourth of July meet ing that is called for tomorrow night at the Natatorium.
 Miss Sarah Berg, of the telephone exchange. left on the Georgia last night to visit with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Fleek, at Chichagof
 Jos. Riedi, Chas. Johnson and the News Man are guests of Albin BaIitello on the City of Rome, on a ten days outinR at Pybus bay.
 Lester James launched his new speed launch one day last week and since that time has been running away from everything on the chaDnel.
 Mrs. A. R. Edwards, who has been visiting friends in Haines for the past several weeks, returned to her home here on Jefferson last night.
 Walter Stephens who recently re- turned from a trip to California, re- sumed his position as foreman of the Treadwell mine this morning.
 The old favorites, the "Juvenile BOs- toniaus," repeated their successes of their previous visits at the Lyric on last Monday and Tuesday nights.
 LT. McInnes. of the Douglas Black . smith shop, has been in the hospital . the past week, but is recovering rapidly . and will be out in a couple of days.
 Mrs. M. Hellerick left on the Admiral ] Watson for vacation in the state of Washington. It is said that she will re ! turn and go in business at the Vest . ward.
 Prizes for cash All our stock of Christmas goods at reduced prices. We are still at the old stand and our motto is Service" Keist's Pool Room, Hunter Bloek-Adv.
 Ben Spuhler, one of the old time miners at Treadwell, was stricken with paralysis of the right side Monday afternoon. At last accounts he was resting easily.
 Merchant Wm. Stubbins returned yesterday morning from a business trip to the Sound. He says Douglas looks more prosperous than any place be visited on the trip.
 Merl F. Thomas left on the Spokane this morning. Mr. Thomas is a delegate from tbe DonOlss Masonic lodge to the