Douglas Island news., 1918-05-31
THE LOCAL FIELD

Mir. and Mm Robert Kirchncn were arrivals on Che Jefferson.
 J. J. Pcnglase returned yesterday morning on the Humboldt from a visit iu the States.
 Emil Ubcrti. manager Of thc Hunter Hotel, returned Tuesday from a short trip to Warm Springs bay
 ID. J. wynkoop left Tuesday on thc Prince of Wales for Funtcr Bay canncry, where ho will be employed for the season.
 Charley Hlty, a Taku rancher came into town Monday for medical treatment, being Che victim of sc- zero attack of rheumotim.
 Mrs. Gus, yan de aomrc. of Wore igen. susl,otchcwan, is here on a visit to her sister Mra Van H'yIon- hrucly. of this place.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. J. OConnor Miss Rcgcnc Miller and Miss Cassie King spent last Sunday at Nevada creek thc guests Of Mir and Mrs. NJ. s.. Hudson.
 Miss Nora Musoth thc popular assistant in the Douglas posto1icc. left Saturday for visit with her sister. Mrs. J. II. Davies, at Kctch- kan.
 NJ. V. Chrlstman, former ossaycr 1t Trcadwcll. leaves on tho Sophia Monday Co look up a location out side. His wife and children win stay with her mother Mrs. Grund- Ter. until Mir Christman gets To- catod.
 Mrs. Wm. Christie, wlo has re- sided in Douglas for several years past and who has conducted a little store here. leaves on the Spokane for sitka. where she win spend the summer with her sister Her return ls indefinite.
 The annual meeting of Che Tread we'll Parent-Tcachers Association vas held at thc school house Tues day evening to elect officers for Che ensuing year, but owing Co SO many parents leaving Trcadwcl it was decided to not elect Che officers uu- ul this fall.
 Mir. Gene Wcschcnfolder. ot Che Third Street Market has resigned his position with that company and expects to leave with his family for Suloia Bay where Inc win Doc cm ployed with thc James Min Company ls soon as his successor arrives Go release him here.
 J. Kayanaga. who runs a barber shop on Front street left Saturday for Seattle. where hc expects Go meet his wife. who win arrive on a steamer from Japan. He expects to return shortly with his wife. whom he has not seen for three years.
 Mrs. Dan Campbell and daughter Christine. expect Co leave on one or the first boats for Portland. Oregon, where they will join Mir. Campbell who preceded them there a month ago and who is now located in Port
 and The Compbclls have been m rrcadwell for a number of years.
 Mrs. F. J. Webbcr and Mrs. F. J. voudc Wall. che formers husband connected with thc White Pass Co, md the lattcr's a u. s. custom man of skarway, came down on Che Hum boldt Co set some instruction in Rcd Cross work from thc Juneau dcIc- gates just returned from Che con- vcntion. They will likely visit Doug las also while here.
 Mrs. Richard Mccormick and two sons. John and Walter. left on the Jefferson Monday for a visit to. Hanes. Mrs. Ed Hurlbut. of Thane. of Mrs. Mccormick and wife of the territorial road super visor. accompanied by her husband, lso left for Haiucs, where Mir. Hurl- but win look after road work. John who is stationed at Fort Seward. returned after spending al few days with his parents.
 Mrs. Roy Datson, who has re- gently returned from the South, has been visiting since her return with Mrs. Russell Wayland, of Trcadwell. She brought back with her her child, an infant whose mother died a short time ago and whom she will take home to Chich- agof with her when she departs for that place, which will be in a few days The Datsons were for mer Treadwellites and will now re- side at Chichagof.