Douglas Island news., 1918-08-02
THE LOCAL FIELD

Troadwoll, has resigned to take a position at Thane. sI .t}.i 4
 Mrs. David Davis. of Douglas, ia very sick at st. Ann hospital with sciatlc rheumatism.
 Mrs. Charles Wortmun, who was quito sick last week, Is reported somewhat recovered.
 Mike Gavrn, formerly Of the Treadwell machine shop, is now holstman at the Bullion.
 Deputy MOrshal Harry Morton, lstclY of Dougius has Jeff for an of- aclat trip Co Ketchikan.
 Mrs.riA. Haglund entered Ju- neau hospital last woolS suffering from inflammation ot the lungs.
 Mrs. James Fahorty and daughter Jane left early thls week for aypca- tioh to points of interest In Alaska.
 Hugh Tracy is spending n few days at Eagle River where his nephew Hillary McKanna, has a ranch.
 Hans Magnuson loft on tho Chich- agon Saturday night for Chichagof, where he will be engaged in car- pcnter work.
 Vincent Perovlch. of Douglas who has been working at Che Alaska Ju- neau for some months, hastaken a position with the electrical force at Treadwen.
 Tho families. Of D. 1T. Summer ynlo and Dave Conkol moved to Thane this week where Mir. Summer vilo and Mir. Conkol will work fin thc future.
 While picking bluoberries this week. Mrs. Jack sleo fell and frac- tured a rib and otherwise bruised herself She will be crippled up for several days.
 Mrs James Fyto, wife Of tho ops orator at Nugget creek for the Treadwell Company. loft on ono Of thc recent southbound boats for a trip to the States.
 The Channel Band gave very enjoyable program Of patriotic oirs at Thane last night. Tho Gastineau Company treated them royalty dur | ing their visit there. ...
 Julius Jensen, the Douglas hard ware man. who left several weeks ago for trip to sitka, is now at Tenakec Springs, where he will probably remain for time.
 Mrs. F. A. J. Gallwas and duush- ter Alberta are passengers homie on the steamer Humboldt that lett Be- Iattle yesterday. They have been visiting friends and relatives at and near Seattle for the past couple of months
 Tho namo Of Mrs. c. A. Stead man that appears on the Humboldt passenger list for Douglas ls thought Co be Mrs. Bert stedman, formerly of Douglas but now living in scat- to. Mrs. stedman ls expected in Douglas for a visit with her brother Carl Erickson. and family.
 Mrs Gust Nelson. who is employ ed at the Dundas Bay cannery with a number Of other Douglas Island women. was In town for a few hours yesterday. Mrs. Nelson came in on the big cannery tender Spencer and went back to the cannery on the same boat.
 ". T. CBnno"O Williams, of Lower Lobarge. Yukon Territory, is a visitor In Douglas for Q flow days with Emil Palmbom. Mir. Williams who ls trader In the Yukon coun- try. has been spending several weeks ut Tenakee for his health and ac- companied Mir Palmbom In from that place on tho gas bot Sadie" He will take tho first boat North on route to his home.
 John Yanka, formerly hoist man at the Ready Bullion. but who left for the States last fall. is in this vicinity again. Mir. YRnka was in the States until this spring, when hc came to the Granby mine in the IKetchlIan district and worked until a Are destroyed the power house there. He left that place with the Intention of going to the Westward, but after stopping or here was un- decided whether to keep going or to stay here