The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-05-26
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] a visitor to WrangeIl the Iirst z. the week.
 Nr and Mrs l. F. Ball arrive from the States on tae Admira Rogers Sunday morning
 The mill barge Ruby left the first ot the week with a load of box shocks for the Petersburg
 ,. H. Pritcaazl returned aa ts5 Admiral Rogers Sunday rom shart trip 10 Ketebikau.
 Miss Lillian Anderson and Miss Clara Martiuson Of Petersburg are guests in the C. 4. Carlson home.
 Work has begun on the 5loa and approach which 8il De use6 5y Che Diamond < "a kIns Goa pany
 Sigurd Wallstedt, District Dep uty Supreme Dictator for the Loyal Order Of Moose. was a visitor to Nraugell the first of the week.
 The duad win hold no mora meetings until in September ac= eordine to action taken at the meeting held yesterday.
 V. Beger. manager of the Eet ehikan Mercantile Company @Hs business visitor 10 WraaEel las Friday.
 Bishop p. T. Rowe held services in St. Philips church Sunday He departed on Tuesday for Ketehikan on 8 small boat which came up es- pecially for him.
 8r aud 8Is. j. R. He 4uaa f# turned to Ketehikau on the Yukon -as6 Monday aGef spending lh= winter in Seattle
 H. <. Lu as returned 10 Wran- gell on the Admiral Rogers azle an absence Of six months ia fh6 state of Ohio.
 Karl Dyrendal who was recently operated on by Dr. Dawes in St. Anns hospital at Juneau, returned on the Northwestern today.
 Alr. and Mrs. Jack aIeCord werc passengers aboard the Yukon Mon day afternoon. bound for Seward They vere accompanied by Miss Helen Barker.
 
 Hon. Charles Benjamin who was operated on by Dr. Dawes at St. Ann's hospital following the close of the legislature. returned home on the Northwestern today.
 Information is desired of the whereabouts of Jerry A. Pool Any data regarding him should be sent to the office of the Governor. Jus neau. Alaska
 Alexander Waite, a young violin ist who for several years has been a member of the ships orchestra on the Admiral Rogers. has accepted a position in Seattle.
 Superintendent T. H. Burns of Tokeen was in WrangeIl the first of the week. MT. Burns brought in Arthur Broach for medical treatment. Mir. Burns and his party made the voyage on the Yer marco.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Mcbride. TT nF. the Admiral Rogers Sunday morn ing from Graegle, California. Mrs Mcbride has been in poor health lately, and her physician reeom- mended a lower altitude.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. Nussbaumer will visit the grave of Merlin Elmer Palmer while they are in France this fall. A few days ago MT. Nuss- baumer received from the War De- partment the necessary data for To- eating the grave of MT. Palmer.
 George yogel, Haines cannery- man. was aboard the Admiral Rog- CTS Sunday morning. He was ac companied by John E. Richards who spent last season at Lake Bay Mr. Richards will be the machinist at the Haines eanrery the coming season.
 The Commissioner of Education, MT. Lester D. Henderson, accom- panied by Mrs. Henderson and their little daughter Joyce, were aboard the Northwestern today en route to Ketchfkan They will re- turn to Wrangell in time for MT. Henderson to deliver the com mencement address here next Fri day evening.
 The cannery tender Burnett is in town today with supt. Sund blad and c. Olsen. bookkeeper, 0 the Burnett Inlet Packing Com pany. Preliminary work at the eannery is proceeding very satis- factorily for the coming fishing season.