Douglas Island news., 1915-09-08
The Douglas Island News.
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 Martin Olson returned Monday from a business trip to the States.
 Guy l.. Smith is the sole owner and proprietor of "Guy's Drug Store"
 Tbe Brie Drug Company announce their opening for tomorrow lThursday) evening
 Peter Johnson, Jr., left for Seattle to resume bis studies in the University of Washington.
 Dave Cbristoe, of Smiths Drug Store, left on the TillacQm for the round trip to Warm Springs.
 Miss Norma Ripiu, of Haines, has come Co Douglas to make her home with Mir. and Mrs. Henry Brie.
 Ed Mccormick, Hugh McRae and Rudolph Troll left yesterday on the Tilacum for Warm Springs day
 It you really want good five cen cigar try a Salome. Sold where the pretty eirlis-Keists Pool Room.
 Mr. G. Boeue made a trip around town with bis "Ford" this morning It. ran nice and smooth and not too fact.
 Frank Laudsburg, of Treadwell, will depart tbis week, Go continue his studies at the University of Washing ton.
 Mr. "DuJ" Cobleutz, of Treadvell, has gone Co Tacoma, Wash, where, it is said, he will take unto himself a better half
 Tue TUacum, a large gas boat, safe and fast, makes regular weekly trips Co Warm Springs, leaving Douglas every Tuesday morning.
 Tbe Womeus Pioneer Society, of Douglas will meet next Wednesday afternoon, September 10th, at the home ofNrs. John Teu=i
 Word comes from Dr. AR Sergeant, who is visiting his parents at Sheridan, Ore, that he is feeling fine aud will be back n Douglas soon.
 Mrs. Henry Museth and daughters, the Misses Agnes and Nora, came home on the Alameda. They have been visit ing at Seattle and at Ketchikau.
 The Juneau school board has finally decided o charge school children re siding outside the incorporate limits of the town a tuition of sl per month.
 Mrs. Butterfeld, who has been visit ing her sister, Mrs. S. B. Combest, this summer, will depart on the Spokane Co morrow for her home in tbe States.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Douglas Island Commercial club will be held next Sunday afternoon at 9 o'clock at the Douglas Island Labor Union hail.
 The steamer Jefferson arrived from the south last evening" Among the passengers were the Misses l.. Shafer and Floy Tracy, teachers for the Doug las High school
 The Juneau Draper Club has dis banded, but not-says the Dispatch- before 1t had erected To itself a monu ment which will stand forall time-the Juneau Public Library.
 FoR SALE OR RENr-A Blacksmith Shop in Douglas, fully equipped with tools, etc., excellent location, splendid opportunity for the right man. First Territorial Bank, agent.
 Beginning Saturday, the Juneau Ferry E Navigation Company has rec duced Che ferry fare between channel points to l5 cents. The company au- nouuces that tbe cut is for all time.
 Prof. II. D. Poore, teacher of penman- ship in the Douglas schools, returned on the Alameda from the States, where he has spent @ pleasant vacation. Mrs. Poors will come north in about a month.
 Mrs. B. B. Leivers writes her husband that the eye specialist gives very little hope of avisg Che sight ot little hosys eye. Everything possible will be done, but be does uot anticipate that he will be successful.
 The Theodore Housiker lot, at the corner of Second and H streets, was sold at public sale this morning by Ad- miuistrator Dan Harding. The bidding was spirited. 1t was sold to Jas. Christoe for SS25.