Douglas Island news., 1916-03-29
The Douglas Island News.
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Miss Mary Garn is quite ill at the hospital
 Olgat Anderson has gone for a vaca- tion in the States
 FoR SA1E-A good residence lot in Douglas. See Chas. A. Hopp.
 The Treadwell band gave a concert at the Club last Saturday night.
 BoRN-A daughter to Mrs. aud Mr. William Shsfer ou Sunday, March 26th.
 Ezra Peters and his launch Iona re turued yesterday morning from Lituya bay.
 BoRN-A sou was born to Mrs. and Mir. John Berg on Wednesday, March 22ud.
 The children are again permitted to use the swimming pool at the Treadwell Club
 Joe Jones, for ten years a Treadwell employe, has resigned for a trip to the States.
 Jos. Rossi has been in the hospital the past week, suffering from very sore throat.
 The Women's Pioneer society of Douglas meets this afternoon at the home of Mrs, Paul BlOedhorn.
 George, the little son of Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Halvor, of TreadweI, is i'll at St. Ann hospital with pneumonia.
 Mrs. q. w. Stoft and little daughter Dorothy, will leave the latter part of ths week for their home in Petersburg.
 Councilman Jos. Robertson, who has been seriously ill for the past ten days with iuhammatory rheumatism, Is re. covering slowly.
 BoBN-Twiu babies, boy and a girl, were born Co Mrs. and Mr. Robert Denard on Friday, March 24th, Dr. A. R. Sergeant iu attendance. Mrs. R.G. Waylaud, wife of the super intendent of the Treadwell mines, re- turned last week on the steamer Alaska :. from a visit iu Che States.
 BORN-A sou was born to Mir. aud !. Mrs. John F. Mullen, of Juneau, ou Sunday, March 26Jb, and Mir. B. M. Behreuds Is rejOieiug iu the title ot "graudiather."
 Mr. Richard Mccormick, who under went an operation at St. Anu hospital a few weeks ago, resumed his position as watchmau at the Treadwell store Monday night.
 At the mestiug of the Douglas town council Monday night, an election board was appointed as follows: Judges, 1 Martin Olson, Dave Pelo and Axel Krouquist; clerks, F.. N. Simpson aud . Ed. Christoe.
 Mir. aud Mrs. v. A. Peterson, of Skag . way, were passengers ou the steamer Spokane Monday, returning from a visit to the Sound, aud visited Mrs. Peterson's parents, Mr. aud Mrs. A. Liljestrand, while the ship was in the channel
 Two Douglas Island basket ball teams went up to Skagway last Thurs day aud returned the first of this week. The men lost one game and won one, and the ladies also won. The mems team were: Chas Hayes, Grover Kertis' M. Jones, Wm. Metzuer, Leo Higley aud Frank Duttou. The ladies were Mrs. R. Coughliu, Mrs. II. Sohuman and ! the Misses Marie and Roberta Coryell, Ruby Johnson and Cletus Carroll.
 aToo Much Married" "It's Great to be Crazy" and "The Littlest Girl" three lively one.act sketches, interspersed !. with high class vaudeville acts and sones will be produced at the Fire mems show to be given at che Lyric theatre on Wednesday and Thursday nights. April 9th and 6th. Admission 70 cents. You can buy tickets of any body aud have them reserved without additional charge by calling at the box office any time after April 2. Douglas folks may have an evenings good fun and help out the fremen's emergency fund Everybody's going.
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