The Wrangell sentinel., 1923-01-04
JUNE

June l. IOWn or WrauSell grant ed exclusive permit to develop power on Mill Creek.
 June l. William Patterson leaves tor New York.
 June T. Graduation exercises Wrangell High School. Alfred Roy alty the only graduate.
 June g. Ruth Lindman of Wran- gell graduates from the High School of McMinnville, Oregon.
 June g. Baccalaureate sermon by the Rev. H. P. Corser at Presbyterian church.
 June g. First term of District Court ever convened in Wrangell was held with Judge T. M. Reed on the bench Citizenship papers were granted to Peter Behrs, Fred Dahl, A. Lemieux, Lars Hanson, Henry Heinbockel, c. o. Roos, Chas. Mo- berg, Thomas Mockler, Chris Wedo, P. B. Iverson.
 June g. Kenneth Diven, son of Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Diven, arrived from New York for a few days visit with his parents.
 June 9. Aileen Burnet granted a divorce from Doit Burnet.
 June 10. Harry Mccormack leaves for Nakusk, B. c. to wed Miss Pearl Parent.
 June 10. G. H. Davis, general manager of the Vermont Marble Company, arrived from Proctor, Vermont.
 June 12. Miss Clara Conner left for her home in Kirkland, Wash.
 June 13. Mrs. James Beilby and Miss Ethel Beilby, mother and sister of Mrs. Walter Waters arrived from Toronto to spend the summer in Wrangell.
 June 13. F. Woodgates and his cousin, Miss Mercer, arrived from England. They were met here by Mrs Frederick Thorman of Tele- graph Creek. Mrs. Thorman is a sis ter of Miss Mercer.
 June 13. Miss Bertha Carey and Miss Chetta Wheeler left for an ex- tended trip to Interior Alaska.
 June IS. Fred ChoQuette arrived home after spending a year Outside.
 June IS Baseball game between American Legion Team of Wranseil and a team from Petersburg. Score l3 to 4 in favor of Petersburg.
 June 20. Miss Ella Woods arrived in Wrangell after being Outside for several years.
 June 20. Miss Dorothy Chisholm and Warren Chisholm arrived in Wrangell to join their parents. Miss Chisholm had been attending the University of Washington. War ren Chisholm had been attending St. Johns Military. academy at Staun- ton, Va.
 June 20. Miss Margaret A. Grant arrived home from Seattle where she had been attending the University of Washington.
 June 20. M. o. Johnson received word of the death of his father, HaLs Johnson, at Portland. He was 7s years of age.
 June 20. News of a rich find of lead silver ore brought to town by nf n1 a m which he and his associates own near Virginia Lake.
 June 20. Certificates for perfect attendance and punctuality awarded to 19 pupils of the Wrangell school who were neither absent nor tardy during the entire year.
 June 20. Walter Waters opens curio store.
 1 June 23. c. H. Huston, Assistant Secretary of Commerce and notable party arrived from Washington on the Coast Guard cutter Mojave and remained here several hours.
 June 26. Miss Evelyn Bidwell arrived home from Berkeley accom- panied by her cousin Miss Florence Edwards who spent the summer here.
 June 26. Mrs. Charles Benjamin arrives home from Los Angeles where she had been for several months
 June 25. Sixteen pupils of the Wrangell public school received pro- gress pins for their work in the Palmer method of Penmanship.
 June 30. Miss Hazel Rees left for her home in Greenfield, Indiana,
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