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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05
B1ide-Elect VIII Be Feted;; Entertainments
Planned for Miss GoodaUin
MISS JOSEPHINE FRANsIoLI,

MISS JOSEPHINE FRANsIoLT,
1s1 whose marriage TO Lieut.. Leonl.
das Edwin Hill. Jr, U. s. ~. will
take place on July rs, will be fettd
bride.elect during the intervening
weeks.
Among the affairs being planned in
her honor is tea and handkerchief
shower Miss Katherine Bacon will
give at her home on Friday after.
noon. July IS, to which invitations
will be extended shortly.
: Miss Dorothy Allen is arranging a
small dinner for Miss Fransioli and
her fIance; Miss Dorothy Lane win
extend Invitations later for n tea at
her home "Lanehurst' in East Sc
attic. and Miss Beryi Keith and Miss
Jane Bliss are planning prenuptial
entertainments, with definite dates
to be announced shortly.
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Viii Assist at
Wedding Reception

Mrs. Cyrus Francis Clapp. Miss
Beatrice Clapp. Mrs. Ida Purseli.
Mrs. Richard a. Balllnger. Mrs. NJ.
A. Arnold. Mrs. Eliza Ferry Leary.
Mrs. Francis Guy Frink. Mrs. NJ. C.
Strong, Mrs. John Campbell. Mrs.
Wallace Green Collins and Mrs.
Henry Landes will assist Mt the re.
ception Mr.. and Mrs. William Wills
Felger will give at the Sunset club
following the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Nellie Felger and Mr..
John Timothy Heffernan, Jr.. on
Thursday evening, July II, at 500
o'clock.
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Miss Goodwin to
Be Honored 81,

Complimenting Miss Louise Good
win, who will wed Ensign Wyatt
Craig. u. S. NJ. on Saturday eve
ming. July 26. in Trinity church,
Miss Hazel Waechter will entertain
with bridge luncheon at her home
on next Tuesday afternoon. Twelve
Intimate friends Of the honor guest
will, attend.
Another affair for the bride-elect
is a luncheon and bridge Miss
Gretchen Youle will give on Sat
prday afternoon. July IL. with inyI-
tations confined TO twelve close
friends OF the honor guest. Miss
Julia Williamson is planning a
luncheon to be given shortly for
Miss Goodwin and a group of her
intimate friends.
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Tea Honors Visitors

Mrs. Charles Morse. with her two
daughters, Miss Mabel Morse and
Mrs. Guy Atwood. entertained with
tea nj her home on Tuesday after.
noon. from . until o'clock. In com.
pliment TO Mrs, George Ash OF Santa
Anna. Cal. who IL visiting In town.
The tea table was presided over by
Mrs. Fred Holmes and Mrs. w. g..
Atwood, assisted by Mrs. Lynn
swcetlnnd. Mira. c. II. Turner nii1
Mrs. William Stanley.
Mrs Loren McIIonry, Mrs. Irwin
Hucstls, Miss Betty Wynn and Miss
Beth Louise Atwood presented pro.
gram during the afternoon.
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Miss StarteUant to Wed

Miss Gertrude sturtevant. dnugh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs c. X. sturtovant,
Will wed Mr.. Dudley X. Randall. son
OF Rev. and Mrs. II. c.. Randall, on
Tuesday morning. July 8. at IL
o'clock. in the garden OF her parents
home at Rainier Beach.
Miss Faith +. sturtevant will be
maid OF honor and Miss Josephine
Buckley. the bridesmaid. Mr.. Down.
ing Randall will be best man.
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woMAN's KING COUNTY
REPUBLICAN CLJJB

The Woman's King County Re-
publican club will hold their rcgu.
lar meeting at Mevc's cafeteria,
Monday, July Z, at IL noon.
Mr.. Raymond X. Frazier viii be
the principal speaker. Miss Harriet
Corce, n student of the Helen SMELL
ing studio. will sing.
The public speaking class will be
held at IL "A. m. Tho discussion will
be on Railroads and Government
Control and Highways" Tho planks
OF the republican platform will also
come under discussion.
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Luncheon VIII
Entertain Visitor

To compliment Mrs. George Nor.
row, OF New York city. who is
spending the summer with her els.
ter, Mrs. Bruce Shorts Mrs. Morton
Atkinson will entertain with a
luncheon at her homo in Hollywood
on next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. William d. Stevenson e. on.
Pertaining with a luncheon at her
home for Mrs. Morrow on next
Thursday afternoon.
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RAINIER.NoRLE posT

AUXILIARY TO HAVE PICNIC
The auxiliary to Rninier-Nobe
post. No /. viii have n picnic at
Woodland park, Thursday, July 10.
Luncheon. at / o'clock, will be fol.
lowed by games and other amuse.
ments
The regular meeting OF tho auxil.
larry will be held Monday evening,
July Z. at o'clock, In tie Amerl.
can Legion clubrooms, New Arctic
hotel 500 Third ave.
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Announce Mur1'idge

Mr.. and Mrs. James G.. Robinson
announce the marriage of their
daughter. Margaret Donna Clowley,
TO Mr.. Charles Clinton Clifford. on
their return from short motor trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford will DO at home
| In Seattle.
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DAUGHTERS or PIONEERS
TO PICNIC

Daughters Of Pioneers Of washing.
ton tprIor to 1870 win hold basket
picnic Mt the home OF Mrs Frank
Hyde, on cambridge island. Wednos.
day, July 0, Take ferry NJ tho foot
OF Marion st. to Port Blnkclcy. al
either or II n. m, Buses will meet
tbA o o'clock boat.
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LYRIC CLUB WILL
HAVE OUTDOOR AFFAIR

Members and friends OF tho Lyric
club. a we'll known musical organi-
zation OF the city, with Mrs lie
Roy Baird as president and Mr.,
Graham Morgan, director, will be
entertained nj fresco at the home of
Mrs. FORMER, n member OF the
clubs executive board, on Tuesday
evening, July S, This is the first
of several lawn parties being
planned for the club thru tho sum
mer months. Beach parties having
been enjoyed and yachting trip in
prospect, the club members are an
ticipating many enjoyable hours be-
fore their fall season OF work be-
gins in September, Guests OF the
club are requested to take car No.
is TO 1920 Eastern ave. for the
Tuesday evening party.
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CLARA BARTON
THANH Mo

Clara Barton Tent No. I, Duugh.
tors Of Veterans. win hold It's regular
monthly meeting on Wednesday,
July 0, ut 80 ., m, in Veterans
hall urmory. A large attendance IL
desired M delegates mud ofhccrs will
give reports ON the s.ato convention
held In Everett last week.
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Farewell Luncheon for
the Misses Schulz

Miss Mary Wilson entertained
with small luncheon at the Sunset
club this afternoon, as farewell
compliment to Miss Gertrude and
Miss Katherine Schulz. who will
sail next Tuesday on the Lurline
for Honolulu, to Join their parents,
Col. and Mrs. Edward II. Schulz. at
Schofield barracks
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Sumner for Bridae Club

DR. and Mrs. Arthur Gray will
entertain members of their bridge
club at supper this evening at
their summer home at Three Tree
Point.
Places win be marked for twelve
guests.
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Small Dinner

TO welcome Mr.. and Mrs. N. G.
Strong, who have recently removed
to Seattle from Port Townsend to
make their home, Mr.. and Mrs. How.
ard d. Taylor entertained with n
small dinner at their home on Wed.
nesday evening.
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SPECIAL MEETING
CALLED

The building board of trustees of
the Semitic Federation OF Womon's
clubs has been called for Thursday,
July 10, at 1890 A. m. In Frederick
& Nelson's auditorium. All trustees
and presidents Of federated clubs
are urged TO attend as plans viii be
completed for the annual lawn fote
on July 81.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
AUXILIARY TO
STATE PIONEERS

STATE PIONEERS
Mrs. Vira wclimnn Masters, pres.
ldent Of tho women's auxiliary to
tho washington State Ploaoers. has
called meeting Of the executive OF.
ficcrs and chairmen or all commit.
tees on Monday, July Z. promptly at
p. m, in the assembly room on
the fifth floor OF tho Bon aiqrche.
This will be nm important business
meeting.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A, l.. Middleton y
Seattle Heights. are receiving ".
gratulntions upon the birth o.
son, lie Roy Francis. at the y
ginia Mason hospital, on June ="
Mr.. and Mrs. Van NJ. Parsps'
and two children. OF Monroe M,'s,
arc spending the month OF s~
with MIR. and Mrs. l., A. ParshaA
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Bridge Luncheon
| for House Guest

Mrs. J. l.. Macdonald viii enter.
tain twenty guests at luncheon and
bridge on Wednesday afternoon. July
8, in honor OF her house guest, Mrs.
j. l.. Hayne, Of Portland, ore.
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luncheon Planned
for TaLeSdnn

!. Mrs. y. a. CARRIER has arranged a
luncheon TO be given at her homo on
TUESDAY afternoon OF next wecf,,
when covers will be placed for
twelve.
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WEST sEATrLE w. c. 7. %.

" I0I oT1N 7 IT W, z. t. z.
West Seattle w c. r. u. will hold
an institute on Wednesday, July 0, at
1880 p M, in the Gatewood Baptist
church, with Mrs Mary Stilwell,
King county superintendent. prcsid-
ing. Miss Eleanor Kensey will give
musical numbers and Mrs. Fannie
McAbee will be the speaker OF the
evening. a very largo attendance rs
expected All welcome.
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RAINIER CuApTER ID. a. n.

Mrs. Walter Warmer Reed viii
entertain members of Rainier chap.
ter, y. A. H., on Thursday. July 10,
at her summer home at Woodmont
Beach. Those planning to attend arc
asked TO call Mrs, Blackwell, CA pitt.
1853.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott Fitz
and children. of Spokane. are visit
ing Mrs. Fits mother. Mrs. Charles
+. whittlesey, at her summer home
across Lake Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Esary
left Friday on their. yacht Dream.
erie" for weekend cruise. taking
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. James
X. Brewster, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schmidt and Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Irvine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald De Voc.
with their daughter. Miss Betty DE
Voc. and Miss Katherine Niblock. are
spending the weekend at Singers
tavern at Lake Crescent.
Mrs. Walter Kennedy. of Lewiston.
Idaho, will leave Monday for her
home after spending the past three
weeks as the house guest OF Mrs.
Samuel A. Martin.
Mr.. Clarke Ewing left Thursday
on a fishing trip to Mount Baker. TO
be gone until Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. NJ. Pratt and
family have removed TO their sum.
mer home at Port Madison,
Miss Katherine Bacon is the guest
for the week end OF Miss Louise
Goodwin at her summer home at
Waterman.
Mrs. James II. Calvert and two
daughters. Peggy and Catherine. and
Nancy Farnsworth, will return Mon.
day from n fortnight's trip to
Alaska.
Mrs. Lewis Stanton and little
! daughter. who have boon visiting
near Langley on WILDLY island for
a few weeks, viii return to town on
Monday.
Mr.. Frederick Chase motored to.
day to Big Fou Inn for the week.
end.
Miss Marion Burton is the guest
of Miss Nancy Emory for the week
end ut her summer home at Hert.
ford.
Mr.. Lacy llofius and Mrs, Leon
Auzas de Turenno returned today
from q short trip to Vancouver,
II. C.
Dr. and Mrs, u. a, Bishop, who
have been visiting in the East for
n month, have returned to their
home In town.
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Hosts at Sumner

Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Hoge en-.
tertained forty guests at supper. fol.
lowed by fireworks. on the Fourth,
~ their home, "sunnycrc9t," at the
Highlands.
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Hosts at Holiddu Picnic

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Poo en-.
tertaincd with their annual picnic
on the Fourth Of July at their sum.
mer home at HEREFORD, across Lake
Washington.
About Is friends were their
guests.
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SEATTLE FEDERATION

W. e, u. u.
Tho regular meeting OF tho Seat
tie Federation of Women's Christian
Temperance Union win be held
Tuesday, July Sth at p, m, at
Plymouth church. A full attendance
is desired.
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WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB n
The Women's Civic club VIII n.y.
its annual basket picnic Tues9-
July S, in Volunteer park, Lunon'v IN
at IL o'clock Coffee and cream w ".
be furnished. Members may NV"
guests. A.
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VETERANS no PICNIC

Veterans of Foreign Wars will have
a picnic on Tuesday, July s, at Ma
drona park. Luncheon ut noon.
Everyone invited.
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ALLAH CHAPTER TO

Allah Chapter No. 1s5. o. f. s..
viii give a reception Thursday even.
ing. July 10. at s o'clock In the Cor.
inthian room OF the Masonic temple.
The affair will compliment Mr.. j.
Frank Anderson. the newly elected
grand patron OF the grand chapter OF
Washington. o. f. S. Program. All
Eastern Stars invited.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

MINNEwATHA CLUB
The Minnewatha club will give n
dance at Lcschi pavilion Saturday
night, July 8.
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Mrs. Lewis Stanton and little
daughter. who have boon visiting
near Langley on WILDLY island for
a few weeks, will return to town on
Monday.
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Women's Clubs

WILL VISIT MASONIC
HOME
Robert Morris Chapter. o. T.. s.,
will visit the Masonic home on Sun.
day. July G. Cars will leave from
Second and Union at II a. m, A pic
mic lunch viii be served at the home.
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Miss Marion Burton is the guest
of Miss Nancy Emory for the week.
end Mt her summer home at Hert.
ford.
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Mr.. Frederick Chase motored to.
day to Big Fou Inn for the week.
end.
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Mr.. Lacy Ilofius and Mrs Leon
Auzias de Turenno returned today
from q short trip to Vancouver,
II. c.
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MICIIlGAN CLIIn

The Michigan club Will hold it's
meeting at tho Cottage garage, liz
II. 45th ST., Friday evening, July Ii,
at p. IN.
Take Wallingford car CNo. 1S).
Bring cup, plate and spoon.
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PAST COMMANDERS CLUB

w. Il, A. Past Commanders club
viii meet Tuesday July S, Mt L.
o'clock at the homo of Mrs. Edward
Kriete, 1881 Harvard ave, N,
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Mrs. James II, Calvert and two
daughters. Peggy and Catherine, and
Nancy Farnsworth. will return Mon.
day from fortnight's trip to
Alaska,
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DR.. ana Mrs, Il, A, Bishop. who
have been visiting in the East for
MONTH have returned TO their
home In town
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CHURCH PICNIC

The Women's Baptist Missionary
union will have Il picnic at Ravenna
park on "Wednesday, July Q. at p. m.
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Miss Katherine Bacon is the guest
for the week end of Miss Louise
Goodwin at her summer home at
Waterman
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-24
TAKE TWO PATIENTS TO
 MORNINGSIDE HOSPITAL

U. s. Deputy Marshal H. D. Camp bell, s. D. Grant and Mrs. Grant left on the Northwestern Sunday morning for Morningside with two insane patients, Sing On and Mrs. Sally Jackson.
 Mrs. Jackson is a Native woman from Haines who has lived for some years in Wrangell. She has not been mentally normal for some time, but has not been a menace to anyone un- til recently. Sing On, Chinaman employed at the Lake Bay cannery was brought into Wrangell about ten days ago and adjudged insane.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-24
NEW BUSINESS BUILDING
 TO BE ERECTED AT ONCE
GERTRUDE OSBORN

A new business building 50 by GO feet is to be erected on Front street, and work on the structure will begin at once, according to Harry Saito.
 The new building will occupy the entire space between Engstrom' 6 store and the property owned by Walter Waters. Saito states that his first step will be concrete foundation. after which the erection of the building will be pushed as rapidly as possible.
 The lower story will be used for a restaurant and possibly some other line of business also. The upper story will be used as roomine house to take care of the increasing demand in that line.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-24

Joseph o. Husby. representative of Bradstreets. who has been making a tour of Alaska, makes the predic- tion that the tourist business is go- ing to prove a large source of reve- nue for Alaska in years to come. He says : "When the beauties of the Alaskan scenery become better known, and the tourists with plenty Of money are attracted to the north land, see no reason why Alaskan towns cannot support immense ho- tels, just the same as tourists resorts fin Europe and other foreign places do. But the hotels will have to be first class establishments, and tour fists coming here will think nothing of paying $3O to $50 per day if the
 right accommodations are offered"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-24
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MUNICIPAL
 ELECTION

To the electors of the Town of Wran-
 gell. Alaska, Division No. 1. Ter
 ritory of Alaska.
 Notice Is hereby given that a spe- cial election will be held in the Town of Wrangell, Alaska. for the purpose of securing an expression from the qualified electors of said Town of Wrangell as to the ratification or rejection by said electors of Ordi- nance No. 52 of said Town of Wran- gell granting to the Willson & Syl- vester Mill Company an electriclight and power franchise for a period of twenty years.
 The full text of this franchise will be published in two issues of the Wrangell Sentinel prior to the spe- cial election. and special ballot will be provided for use at said election and shall be so worded as to give the qualified electors of the Town of Wrangell, Alaska. full opportunity to ratify or reject the provisions of said Ordinance No. 52.
 Said ordinance in order to become effective must be approved by fifty five (55) per centum of the votes cast at such special election.
 The date for holding said special election will be Tuesday, September 2, A. D. 1924, between the hours of 8 o'clock A. M. and o'clock P. M. The Common Council of the Town of Wrangell having heretofore by ordinance, duly designated the vot- ing precinct of said town. and the polling place thereof, the electors are hereby notified:
 That all duly qualified voters re- siding within the boundaries of vot- ing precinct No. One of said Town of Wrangell which are as follows: All of the incorporated Town of Wran- gell, Alaska, will vote at the Town Hall building. located on Church street, in and upon Lot IT of Block 8, which Is owned by the Town of Wrangell and occupied byTown Hall the same being the duly designated polling place in and for precinct No. One, Town of Wrangell.
 THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF WRANGELL, ALASKA By J. w. Pritchett, Acting Clerk.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-24
Willson & Sylvester
 Hill Co. Is Granted
 The Light Franchise

The Town Council on Tuesday night granted a twenty year electric light and power franchise to the Wilson & Sylvester Mill Company. This action by the Council is sub- ject to ratification or rejection by the voters of the Town of Wrangell at special election which has been called for the first Tuesday in Sep tember.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-24
TripleTraeedy
 At Petersburg

PETERSBURG, JULY 24.-Sam Susuukomi, Jap who has lived in Petersburg for the past two years early this morning shot and killed Margaret Andreanoff, fatallywound. ed her mother, and after reloading his revolver, which was a 45 calibe1 Colts automatic, shot himself in the head.
 The shooting took place in the shrimp cannery of the Alaska Gla- cier Sea Food Company where all ihree were employed. The girl, who vas shot in the side died in a short lime. The mother and Jap are still lying but are expected to die any moment.
 After shooting the girl and moth- the Jap started up the dock re- loading his gun but with Paul Owens behind him coming for the marshal and Earl Dinner on the other side making for the cannery. He sat down on the dock and sent a bullet crashing into his temple.
 The girl was seventeen years old. She was of quiet disposition and was universally respected. Her mother was an Eskimo and her fath- CT was Russian carpenter. The Jap had been trying to force his at tentions on her for the past two years but she and her parents had refused to have anything to do with him.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-24

Mir. and Mrs. Louis M. Royal ar rived in Wrangell on the steamer Princess Alice last Saturday morn ing and are guests of Mrs. Royals parents, MT. and Mrs. J. E. Worden.
 MT. Royal taught in the Moosic (Penn) high school last winter At the close of the school term he and Mrs. Royal enjoyed months visit with his mother in Boston leaving there for a two weeks visit with Mrs. Royals sister, Mrs. Robert Holmes near Grand Rapids Mich. after which they resumed their jour- ney to Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-24
NEW GAME WARDEN

Hugh w. Terhune, formerly con- nected with the fisheries depart ment in the state of Washington, is a recent arrival in Alaska, and has, since coming north, been appointed game warden as chief assistant to E.. P. Walker, head in Alaska ,f the Biological Survey. Mrs. Terh me, and her eight year old daughter re- gently were guests in Wrangell at the home of her brother, Dr. o. H. Whaley. The family will ake their home in Juneau.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-24

The case of the Petersburg Pack ing Company charged with illegal fishing with traps will be heard to- morrow at 2 o'clock. The trap in question is situated on the mainland across from Petersburg. The trap watchman is in Wrangell under bond. U. s. District Attorney Shoup will prosecute the case. The com plaints in all the cases were made by the fish warden. In the absence of U. s. Deputy Marshal H. D. Camp bell, the warrants were served by U. s. Deputy Marshal George Willett of Ktchikan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-24

The christening of Mount Hard ing" by the citizens of Skagway re- gently was a most impressive event The ceremonies took place at Snug glers Cove where big bon fires were built Great baskets of food had been provided. The guides, the speakers the master of ceremonies, were all in place and fulfilled their several duties in proper manner. The program opened with the singing of America" and closed with "Auld Lang Syne."
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-24
NEW HERRING sALTERY

It is reported that a new saltery at Red Fox Bay has been established by Grenheim Bros, who expect to put up ten thousand barrels this season. Thirty men and women are employed and about five hundred barrels have been packed so far. Grenheim Bros. are doing their packing on the Roberts floater. The dock at Uganik ahs been rebuilt and the capacity of the cannery en- larged materially.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-24
PIONEER HOME NOTES

Living just long enough to get to the Home, Fred Illsly, another old ninety-eighter, passed away on Sun day, July 6. Born in Maine on May 15, 1852, he came to Alaska in 1898 with the big rush to Dawson and later to Circle and Fairbanks. en- gazing in mining and prospecting. He finally located In Anchorage where he became i'll and was taken to the government hospital. It was deemed advisable to transfer him to sitka and he entered the Pioneer Home last month.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-24
ILLEGAL FISHING CASES IN
 COMMISSIONERS COURT

Louis Wick, Oscar Neland and Sev- erin Ricksjford of Petersburg were arraigned before U. s. Commissioner Wm. G. Thomas on Wednesday for illegal fishing. All three men plead guilty. Wick and Neland were fined $50 and Ricksjford was fined SEQ. The same men plead guilty to the charge of fishing without license and were fined $10 each