Douglas Island news., 1917-07-13

Iup a homestead. Miss Mary Martini has gono to Skagway where she has a position lin a iowclry store.
 Melville Nlunis and Walter Bar quest. both Of Treadwoll, enlisted yesterday as naval reserves.
 The ladies of st. Luko's Guild held a silver tea yesterday afternoon at ! the home ot Mrs D. J. Kinzic.
 Order your fayorltc magazine or newspaper at Guys Drug Store. He win be glad to save them for you.
 James Daniels. for long time foreman of the Mexican mine, has resigned to engage In the fish busi- ness.
 Mrs. F. A. J. Gullwas has been sut- fcriuE with rheumatism for tho past several days but is reported better today.
 Ouuic Honkannen has quit mining and gone fishing, having connected himself with tho Shelton-Carlson- Daniels company.
 William McBlaln has returned from Tcnakce springs and his friends Twin regret Co learn that his health is but little improved.
 A fine boy was born yesterday Co Mr. and Mrs. John Goulbcrg. Dr.. Wcycrhorst reports everybody as getting along splendldly.
 Frank Zieglcr formerly Of the electrician force at Treadwcll, has gone south and will join the United States signal corps at Portland.
 Harry Jordan returned Wednes- day from Tcnakce springs whore he spent thc last five weeks. He was greatly benefited by his vacation.
 Miss Caroline Kelsey. Of Valdez, . is visiting here. Che guest Of her for mcr schoolmate at the Teachers Col- |Icgc ut Bcllingham. Miss Hclma Aalto.
 Special bargains in magazines at Guys Drug Store; fifty cents worth |ol magazines for ten cents. ] F. F. Summers. formerly Of the ac- counting department at Treadwoll, left this week to join his wife and son in Seattle. He Is uncertain as Go his future location.
 supt. R. G. waylaud and Thos. c. Macdonald. Of Treadwoll, accompan- lied by Peter Johnson, Of Douglas, |Icft Wednesday for months trip into Che Atlin country. Mrs. Anton Nelson and daughter Gertrude and Mrs. Alban Hoglund and baby lcft Tuesday morning on thc Tiulcum for Tcnakee where they ! will spend a month or six weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. George swarva will occupy Che Cyanide cottage during the absence of its regular residents, ! Mir. and Mrs. Thos. c. Macdonald. who will Dc absent until fall.
 The Eastern Star Red Cross card party announced for next Tuesday night has been postponed until a fu- |urc date. However. there will Do a regular meeting Of the order that might.
 The card party given by the East crn Star at Odd Fellows hall last Saturday night for the benefit Of the ed Cross was we'll attended. The prize winners were Mrs. L.. s. Ferris and Chas. Price.
 Judge Tucker. Juneau lawyer who !. has turned fisherman, was unloading good sized catch at the wharf Of thc Alaska Coast Fish Co. yesterday. Judge Tucker fishes from a dory but . is making good money. Mrs. Ed Grove will leave tomor- row for Seattle. She was the guest oi honor at a farewell given by the ladies Of the Eastern Star at the home Of Mrs. Eugene Weschenfolder Tuesday when she was presented with am Alaskan gold ring.
 Oscar Grundlor left today on th6 Spokane for Tacoma for special treat ment for one of his hips that was in- jured in a ball game a year ago. He returned only Monday Of this week from Southern Yukon where he had been employed at the Venus mine for period of three months.
 Mrs. James Wallace will leave on the Humboldt tomorrow for Port Blakcley, Wash. where she will join her husband who Is employed at the sawmill at that place. The Wallace family has resided in Douglas for four years and lived further west .....-1 t.f,r, ..,,,,t,,r, b,rc