Douglas Island news., 1915-11-24
The Douglas Island News.
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Stubbins store.
 Alex T. Nelson has bought out the GnHgan Bros. dray line.
 The Panama Pacific International Exposition will close on December 4th.
 A large cargo of coal was landed on tbe city dock by the steamship Re- dondo.
 Mrs. R. c. Waylaud, of Treadwell, de- parted last week for a visit in the States.
 Douglas Eagles and their families will eat big Thanksgiving dinner at Che hall tonight.
 Friends of Mrs. Robert Landsburg will be sorry to learn that she is still a sufferer from rheumatism.
 Thomas F. Kennedy has filed his resignation as president of the First National Bank of Juneau.
 Two shows at the Lyric, starting at 7:3O every week night Que big show on Sunday, starting at o'clock.
 An election to extend the exterior boundaries of the town of Juneau will be held ou the 2Oth of next month.
 C.L. Lewis, backstop on the Tread we'll baseball team, left for the States last week, accompanied by bis wife.
 George Haiu is a Douglas visitor this week. George now halls from Tonakee, where he removes whiskers painlessly.
 BoRN-A daughter was born to Mrs. and Mir. Stephen Scott on Friday, Nov. 10th. Dr. A. R. Sergeant in attendance.
 In the basket ball game at the Nat last night the Cyaniders defeated the Machine Shop by a score of 56 to l3.
 Tbe launch Edith G. is reported total wreck in Lynn canal. She was recently purchased by Mrs. Ki'mse, of Skagvay.
 The Sons of Norway will give play at the Lyric theatre on the evening of Dec. 0tb, entitled, "Til Saters," followed by a dance.
 The controversy over the ferry slip at the city dock is etill before the court and will be argued at o'clock this afternoon.
 Lsivers & Leivers. the Douglas candy makers, have an order for oue ton of candy, to be delivered before the Christmas holidays.
 BoRN-A daughter was born to Mrs. : and Mir. Joseph Adamson on Saturday, Nov. 20. Weight 12 pounds. pr. A. R. Sergeant tn attendance.
 George Washington Samples, vul . garly called "Babe," is devOting his entire attention Co the workings of the Treadwell cyanide plant.
 Mrs. l.. Kane and daughters, Rose and "Litue Patricia, aud Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dodge left ou the Georgia last night for their home at Hoonah.
 When the Humboldt reached port last Saturday she brought a supply of fresh meat to relieve the threatened famine on the Island. Nobody starved.
 Ben Leaning and Ed Armstrong ac- oompauied a party of armed guards who are taking a bunch of federal pris ouers to McNeirs. They are guards too.
 P. R. Bradley, superintendent at Treadwel, was elected president of the Alaska Society of Engineers at it's an. nual meeting at Juneau last Saturday night.
 On Thursday evening, Dec. 2nd, Gas tineau Lodge. No. 124, F. & A. M., will celebrate the thirteenth anniversary of it's institution by a special service and banquet.
 The University of Washington News Letter gives a list of eleven graduates of that institution who are holding down good jobs in Alaska. Most of them are located on Douglas Island.
 Miss Grace Mathis, who has been visiting at the home of her brother, pr. R. c. Mathis, in tbis city, departed last week on the Evans for Sacramento, Calif., where she will spend the winter.
 Steve Stanwortb, an employee at the cyanide plant at Treadwell, attempted to put belt on a rapidly running pulley last Wednesday and suffered a compound fracture of the bones of his right arm.