The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-10-06
Local News

give SOCIAL next NSuHeSudy evening. It will be invitational.
 Mrs. J. H. Wheeler returned from visit to Petersburg late Thursday afternoon on the Bellby.
 St. Philips Guild will meet with Mrs. Bidwell next Wednesday af- ternoon at two o'clock.
 K. L. Peterson and J. w. Me. Cartney of Tokeen were passen- gers for Seattle on the Ahce Fiji day evening.
 Mrs. Baronovich, the mother of Mrs. T. J. Case, arrived in Wrangell on the last Spokane and will spend the winter here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul Binkley re- turned to their home in ketchi- kan last night after a short visit with the parents of MT. Binkley.
 Dr. H, C. Carothers, who has been below on business, returned to Petersburg on the Spokane Friday morning.
 Mrs. Frederick Thorman was down from Telegraph last week for dental work and returned Saturday on the Hazel B.
 George Mason, Indian, charged with being drunk and diSorderly, plead guilty in the Commission CTS Court yesterday and was fined $20 and costs.
 The ladies of the Presbyterian Church extend their thanks to all who helped at their bazaar last week and for the liberal patron age accorded it.
 At the meeting of the Arctic Brotherhood last evening Harry Gartley was elected Arctic Chief to fill out the unexpired term of Thomas Dalgity, resigned.
 Roy Callbreath, son of Frank Callbreath, was a visitor in Wran- gell last week while the Hazel B was here. It was his first trip out.
 The Royal has been taken off the Alaska run and a two week schedule is now in force. The Alice will arrive here next Tues day morning and go south on the 18th.
 J. P. Lindsay, Superintendent of the North Pacific Trading and Packing company, came in from Klawock last week and left for San Francisco on the Alice Fri day.
 Charles Allen, colored, charged with having in his possession and furnishing to others intoxicating liquor, plead guilty yesterday in the Commissioners Court, and was given a sentence Of three months.
 Billy Fan, the we'll known guide for big game hunters, who came down from Telegraph Creek re- gently for treatment at the Wran- gell General Hospital, Uhler Block, returned home on the last trip of the Hazel B No. 4.
 Betty Matheson, Dorothy Vos, Dorothy Shepard. Margaret and Billy Ferguson, Beatrice Palmer and Daisy Jayn es helped celebrate the sixth birthday anniversary of Marjorie Benjamin at her home last Saturday afternoon. The girls spent a very happy afternoon and enjoyed dainty refreshments at its close.
 For Rent - Furnished house. Inquire Sentinel office.
 FOR SALE-One Remington 32 caliber automatic rifle. good as new, for $40. Inquire of J. N. Cole.
 Dave Daley of Tokeen is in Wrangell visiting his family.
 The shrimp cannery shipped IS boxes of shrimp south on the Spokane last night and c. M. Coulter shipped three tierces of mild cured fish.
 w. H. Blake. Dominion tele- graph operator, returned to Tel egraph for the winter on the last trip of the Hazel B after a visit to Prince Rupert.
 The Vamoose, belonging to Ed Harvey, has been chartered by c. s. Keller.
 w. G. Nichols who has been in the Interior inspecting oil fields, came down the Stikine last week and went to Vancouver on the Alice.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Carlstrom went to Ketchikan on the SDO. |