The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-06-20
OF LOCAL INTEREST

Paul Stanhope, former publish
er of the Sentinel has assumed
the position Ct mechanical super
intendent of the Alaska Pioneer.
new paper to be published in
Ketchikan. Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
hope and children arrived in
ketchikan last Saturday.
Mrs. A. B. Elmer who visited
Miss Woods in Wrangell and Mrs.
c. b. Hawthorne at the Santa
Ana camery last summer. came
up from Portland last Wednes-
day on theJefferson and will spend
the summer with Mrs. Hanthrone.
While in Wrangell Mrs. Elmer is
the guest of Miss Woods.
A. Marion came down i1'om
Telegraph Creek on Friday and
left fer Michigan to visit his
mother whom he has not seen
in thirteen years. Mr.. Marion
was in the employ of Mrs. Wini-
fred Hyland and has spent six
years in Telegraph.
Mrs. Edwin Hofstad returned
to Wrangell the last of the week
from Petersburg where she Wis
tied Mrs. Kyvig and Mrs. S. n.
Harvey. Miss Helen Hof5tad
who accompanied her mother
will visit Miss katherine Harvey
at ScoW Bay for an indefinite
period
Miss Clara Qstmo and Miss
TeSelle who were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. lowering Went
south on the Princess Sophia
last Friday. Miss TeSelle will
return to Alaska being engaged
to teach at Haines again the COM
ing year. Miss .Ostmo expects TO
enter the government service.
Charles Moore, an eWploye Of
the Glacier Fish Co. at ScoW Bay
was severely burned about the
face and arms by an explosion
which occurred in the ice plant.
He came to Wran@ell "Wednesday
1yI Il eatmeat. i rs e. .V3iCn WIS
severe enough to wreck a cement
ans. d orIck wall. Nj. IaoCru 10
is under the care of Dir. Upton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kershaw of
Seattle arrived in Wrangell Sun
day morning en- route from
Ketchikan to Juneau. Mr.. Ker-
shaw owns a cannery at Fresh
Water Bay. This being Mrs.
Kershaw's first visit to Alaska,
stops are being made at points of
interest. Mrs. kershaw expressed
herself as greatly pleased with
her trip as a whole and stated
that she found Wrangell very
Interesting.
Bishop PIT. Rowe arrived from
the North Tuesday morning and
confirmed a class of foui' at St.
Philips while the Spokane was
in port. Miss Marafet Grant who
desired to have the confirmation
ceremony performed in her home
town. il the presence Of her pa
rents WIS ohe Of the candidates
for confirmation. Bishop Rowe
departed on the Spokane for
ke,ckilian~ acconp:t.eG Icy Rev
II. +. Corser.
NJ. B. Dahk formerly with the
Northland Trading and Packing
company of Tacoma, Which sold
its Alaska interests recently to
the Southern Alaska Canning Co
arrived in Wrangei} this week.
Mr.. Dahl has organized a COM
pany under the Eame Of NJ. b.
Dahl, Inc. with capital Of
$50, Coo for mild curing, MIR. Dahl
stated to the Sentinel that while
his operations would take him
as far north as Port Alexander,
his headquarters will be at Wran-
gel.
Cars. arisen, sonpI Dir and .irs
0. c. Carlson. who has been at
tending the University of Wash
ington. returned on the City Of
Seattle Sunday.
Ernest Campbell, aboard the
transport MOI them Pacific has
made six voyages .acl oss the At
lantic TO date. A photograph
received by his parents shows
him TO be in excellent physical
condition.
Mrs. c. +. Hihbs and infant
daughter, Mary Margaret, en-
route from Juneau to kiaWack,
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