Douglas Island news., 1915-01-27
The Douglas Island News.
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A wedding is on tapis.
 Anton Krasel has gone for visit in the States.
 General fire department meeting Sat urday night.
 The Mariposa may be expected from the south this evening.
 Paul Carpenter returned on the Al Xxi from visit with his sister at Seattle. Mayor OConnor is a passenger home ward bound on the steamer Mariposa. Herbert Crimson, the musical Eng Hsbman, returned from Seattle on the AlKi.
 Mrs. David Russell, who was taken very ill again last week, is very much better.
 Mrs. S B. Combest is coming North on the Mariposa, to make her home in Douglas.
 The Douglas Fish Market will be open for business again on Thuraday, January 2Sth.
 Rosie, Mir. and Mrs. B. R. Leivers' little girl, is again running around, after a severe sick spell.
 A Juneau paper announces that George Kyrage will return to that town during the coming summer.
 Gust Lludstrom, former employee of the George E. James saw mill, re turned Sunday on the Al.ki.
 The name of Jimmy Cham bers ap- pears in the passenger list of the City of Seattle, bound for TreadweIl.
 BoRN-A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Ray A. Gardner ou Monday, Jan. 25th. pr. Sergeant in attendance.
 NJ. Emory, of Seattle, representing the Methow Valley Livestock Co.,, came up to Douglas on the Princess May.
 In the basket ball contest at Tread well, the Mexicaus defeated the Store team by a score of 9 to 19last Monday night.
 Deputy Marshal John GOodel, of Sitka, is trying to decide upon a name for girl baby born in the federal jail there.
 Miss Helen Miller, of Portland, ar- rived Sunday via the steamer Al-Ki, for visit at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. L. II. Keist.
 The basket ball teams at Treadwell have decided that at present they have no time to devote to "Father Duncan's children
 Last Thursday, Albiu Baritello, El- mer B. Smith, Paul Bloedhoru and Joe Riedi left for Admiralty island for a weeks outing.
 Last Thursday, George Moody, van herman at the Ready Bullion mill, got bis hand caught and crushed, but DO boues were broken.
 Mrs. John Lockhard has rented her home to Mir. aud Mrs. Marshall and will depart on the next Al-Ki for her future home in Seattle.
 Gov. Strong has called.a pecial cleo tion in the Second division, for Feb. 27th, to elect successor to Senator Elwood Bruuer, deceased.
 Mir. Hans Anderson, of the Northern, left this morning on the Georgia for Sitka, where business interests will de- tain him for several weeks.
 "sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations, American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. l.. P. Goddard Sauitarium, Alaska.-Advertisement.
 Now is the time Co order your fall suit Just received new line of Detmer samples. Come in and look them over. Walberg & StOltman.-Ady
 Iver Holmquist was caught by a snow slide in Granite creek gulch, back of Juneau, last week, and perished. He and a companion were hunting ptar' migan.
 Prizes for cash. All our stock of Christmas goods at reduced prices. We are still at the old stand aud our motto is Service" Keist's Pool Room, Hunter BlOck.-Adv.
 Again we repeat the admouition-we have carriers to deliver the News both in Douglas and Treadwell. If you fail to get it regularly, tell us, and we will try to locate the trouble.
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