The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-01-03

arrlVe nere TOT a VlSlt Wltn MT. ana Mrs. W. L. Gross.
 Sept. s. Body of NJ. c. Raguse found in the bay nearthe dockbyBert McCay. Coroner's jury returned yer dict of accidental drowning.
 Sept. 10. Eugene Wheeler leaves for Los Angeles to enter school in that city.
 Sept II. Mrs. M. Mckinney and Mrs. N. Nussbaumer and little son. leave for the States on visit.
 Sept. II. Mir. and Mrs. A. F. Gurr arrive from Juneau.
 Sept. 13. MT. and Mrs. G. w. Up shaw leave for the States after res idence of four years in Wrangell.
 Sept. 13. Members of the Antlers' Club and their ladies spend evening with Mir. and Mrs. Louis Schott at the A. P. A. cannery.
 Sept. 14. O. N. Cochran returned to Benton after spending several weeks in Wrangell.
 Sept. IA. F. R. Davies arrived from Vancouver to be associated with J. K. Nevill in the installation of his telephone system. Sept. 14. Mrs. Oscar Carlson and Miss Anna Bratseth left for Seattle to visit MT. and Mrs. Carl Carlson. Sept. 15. Miss Hattie Anderson accepts position with firm of Walker & Russell. Sept. IT. Born, To MT. and Mrs. W. R. Nevill, daughter. Sept. 21. Miss Liberty Worden leaves to enter the Bellingham Nor nal.
 Sept. 22. Mrs. c. E. Weber dies in Juneau.
 Sept. 25. J. W. Eddy and E. S. Garrett arrive from Seattle for bear hunt on the Iskut.
 Sept. 26. G. H. Davis, manager of the Vermont Marble Company arrives from Proctor, Vermont.
 Sept. 27. Funeral of Mrs. c. E. Weber held in Presbyterian church at Wrangell.
 Sept. 29. John Hooper, president of Canadian Tourist Society arrives here to spend week in response to invitation Wrangell Commercial | Club.
 Sept. 30. Louis F. Paul receives appointment as teacher for Peters burg Native school. OCTOBER Oct. 1. Paul Binkley takes over Wrangell Dairy. Oct. 1. A. Bowman injured by accident on gas boat. Oct. 2. Mrs. Jim Cooney dies.
 Oct. f. Party of big game hunt CTS return from Cassiar with many trophies. D. w. Bell of the party broke the worlds record by getting largest caribou antlers ever known
 Oct. 4. Louis M. Royal and Miss Liberty Worden married at Scran- ton, Pa.
 Oct. 6. Leslie Oneel and Miss Evelyn Bidwell married at home of brides parents, Rev. H. P. Corser officiating.
 Oct 6. Miss Ann Conkling ar riyes from the States to enter the employ of R. Leex Laechelt.
 Oct. g. Staff-Captain w. J. Car ruthers and family arrive from Re gina to take up the work of Saliva tion Army in Alaska l Oct. s. Mrs. Axel Miller taken to hospital in Juneau. | oIts l T. <AlAliC iOOu SOCS on big duck hunt. | Oct. 15. MT. and Mrs. O. A Brown return to Pasadena, Cal.
 Oct. IS. First issue of Wrangell School News makes bow to the pub llic
 Oct. 20. E. A. Rasmussen, presi, dent of the Bank of Alaska, an nounced that the directors had de- cided to establish a fifth bank at Ketchikan as soon as the necessary preliminary arrangements are com pleted.
 Oct. 21. MT. and Mrs. Walter Waters left for visit to Juneau.
 Oct 21. J. u Wheeler receives shipment of q foxes from JIneau for his farm on Vank island.
 Oct. 22. Redondo calls here to take on big export shipment of lum- Der.
 Oct p. Nick Parsons dies at Pioneer Home at Sitka.
 Oct. 22. John Bradley dies aged 73 years. Oct. 25. J. Emert"n and family leave for Ketclikan. Oct 27. Red Cross gives Benefit party at Wrangell hotel.
 Oct. 29. W. J. Bradley and fam | fly arrived from Twin Falls, Idaho to make their home on Farm Island Oct 29. NJ. L. Balls, son of Mrs. 10. A. Bronson, arrived from the l States.
 N0VEMpFR Nov. l. Contract let to Seattle | firm for construction of Wrangell lBreakwater. Nov 2. Mr. and Mrs. E. P Walk CT arrive from Juneau to spend a fortnight here.
 Nov. 2. F. c. Spencer. father or Mrs. Bert McCay, taken to Alert Bay. He is partially paralyzed Nov. 5. Married, Isaac Braad and Mrs. Hilda Lahti Nov. 5. Dr. and Mrs. o. H. Wha ley arrive from Spokane to locate harn