The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-01-03


 Francis Tamaree, George Case iCatherine Matheson, Dorothy John son.
 April 26. Mrs. o. c. Palmer oi Wrangell elected vice president ot the Territorial P.-T. A. May 3. Telephone franchise is garnted to J. K. Nevill.
 May s. Born to MT. and Ms Paddy Thomas, a daughter.
 May 5. MT. and Mrs. O. A. Bro" arrive from their winter home at Pasadena, Cal.
 May 5. Richard Suratt arrives home from a business trip to New York City. May 6. James Mattatal robbed George Robertson arrested charged with the crime. May S. Ted Sterling and family arrive from States. May 12 Mrs. S. D. Grant the community nurse, takes several Ma tive children south fortreatment in the Children's Orthopedic Hospital | in Seattle. May 14. Mrs. H. R. Chilberg ar rives from Seattle.
 May 16. Capt. George M. Nelson comes into town with badly muti- Hated hand and receives medical at tention here. May 16. Mooseheart pictures shown at Starland Theatre. May 12. L. A. Olsen leaves for
 
 May 16. Hazel B leaves on first voyage of season up Stikine river.
 May 12. A school entertainment "Wrangell Hi vodvil" given at Redmen's hall
 May 15. c. o. Drummond, of the Pacific Lumber Inspection Bureau, arrives to spend season here.
 May IS. Resaw at the mill is wrecked.
 May IS. Mrs. H. D. Kyle and little daughter. Joy. leave for an ex- tended visit in the State of Wash ington.
 May 22. Dr. A. F. Buddington of Washington, D. C. and c. NJ. Dem ing of Princeton. N. J. arrive to spend the summer in this district in the service of the U. s. Geologi- cal Survey.
 May 2s. Mrs. c. A. Wood and daughter, Miss Wood, arrive from Port Townsend to visit Mir. and Mrs. G. H. Tozier and family.
 May 29. Al Spader returns south after spending several weeks in Wrangell.
 May 30. Memorial Day fittingfy observed under auspices of Ameri can Legion.
 Wrangell.
 May 26. G. E. Diemart returns after an absence of four months in Kansas and Oklahoma.
 May 26. Mir. and Mrs. D. I. Wing. Harvey and Walter Wing, left on the Hazel B No. en route to Quartz creek to engage in hy- draulic mining.
 June 1. Wrangell receives aerial mail, a parcel of letters having been brought from Lake Bay by the sea plane Northbird.
 June A. Special term of District Court held here. Twenty-two for eigners naturalized.
 June 4. Little Herbert Bjorge badly hurt by falling from auto truck.
 June 4. R. Leex Laechelt estab- lished a bakery business in Wran- gell.
 June 10. s. L. Hogue of Peters, burg dies. 1nterment made at nj of Elks.
 June II. The new million dollar steamer Alaska arrived here on her maiden voyage. Upon invitation of the steamship company Mrs. J. w. Pritchett joined press party aboard the new vessel and made the round trip with them.
 June IS. Mrs. S. c. Harrington and son, York, arrived from Seattle.
 June IS. Robert M. Edmunson arrived home from Boise. Idaho where he had been attending high school.
 June IS. Miss Hattie Anderson arrived from San Francisco after an absence of four years.
 June 16. Mrs. Spencer Williams dies.
 June IS. Augustus Davis and w. Homan arrive from Cincinnati for a big game hunt.
 June 20. Winnifred Demmert, aged IS, dies from burns received from a gasoline explosion aboard the Carmen.
 June 23. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Willoughby arrive from the States to investigate fox farming opportu- mites in this region.
 June 25. Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Carl lson receive message from Seattle an nouncing the birth of son to Mir. and Mrs. Carl A. Carlson.
 June 25 Joel Wing returned from Seattle where he had been for some time in the Orthopedic hospital. June 26. Wrangell saw mill makes another big export shipment.
 Jnne 27. The garage of I.C. Bjorge partially destroyed by fire. June 26. An express office estab- lished in Wrangelll through the ef- forts of the Wrangell Commercial Club.
 June 26. O. V. Clover, forest ran- ger. arrives from Montana. June 26. Fenley Hunter arrives