The rainfall for the 24 hours
preceding 3 o'clock the previous
afternoon was 2.40 inches, the heav
iest of the year.
In contrast to the preceding
meeting, to which prominent busi
ness men and citizens were in
vited. members of the Volunteer
Fire Department, were to meet in i
the evening for a private social
gathering and smoker,.
Thomas Johnson, of Douglas, was j
o meet Jacob Clark, of Juneau,
for the native championship of Al
aska, at Jaxon’s rink. Three reels;
of motion pictures and 80 laps of
roller skating were offered to the
gallery for 50 cents.
Invitations were soon to be Is
sued to the Saturday dance to be
given by the “We Should Worry
Club" in the Elks' hall and com
mittees were busy insuring that it
would be one of the outstanding
social events of the month. On the
committees were: entertainment—
B. L. Thane, J. R. Whipple, F J
Wettrick, D. D. Muir; decoration—
Mrs. F. J Wettrick. Mrs. D. D.
Muir. Mrs. A. Ward, Mrs. Enoch
Perkins and Miss Charon; refresh
ments—Mrs. J. W. Wilcox, Mrs.
Henry Shattuck, Mrs. J. F. Pugh
and Mrs. C. D. Garfield: floor—Art
Thane. Ralph Healy, C Cole and
Bert Sperry.
Shop in Juneau
Cigars
Cigarettes
Candy
Cards
Pabst Famous
Draught Beer
On Tap
“JIMMY” CARLSON
FORD
AGENCY
(Authorized Dealer*)
GAS
OILS
GREASES
Juneau
Motors
frOOT OP MAIN ST.
