The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-14

Robert D. Eekman arrived from Seattle on the Queen Sunday morn Ing. Mr. Eekman came north to aake a position as engineer for the NhitWorth Fisheries al Point Warde.
 Commander O. T. Hodgson who spent the past two weeks in Prince Rupert arrived in Wrangell on the Princess Alice Tuesday morning He left for Telegraph Creek on the river boat this morning
 Miss Madeline Bogert left for skagway on the Alameda last Fri day. After a scenic trip on the White Pass Railroad to Lake Bennett she took passage to Seattle on the same steamer which went south via Sitka.
 Miss Ella Lou Engstrom arrived on the Alameda last Friday from Granite Falls. Washington. and will spend the summer in Wrangell She Is a sister of Gunnar Engstrom of the U. S. Cable office
 Miss Thelma Wait of the faculty of the Wrangell High School left on the Alameda for Skagway. She is booked to go south on the Queen to Seattle where she will spend the summer attending the University Of Washington.
 Mrs. Esther Birdsall Darling, for merly of Nome, author of "Baldy of Nome" Up in Alaska" The Break up." and other works, was aboard the Aleutian Monday in the capacity of tour hostess for a Crabtree Travel Tour party composed of 25 persons.
 George Grigsby returned to Ket- chikan on the Alameda Wednesday after spending several days in Wran- gell on legal business. MT. Grigsby was the attorney for William Berger in a civil action between him and Paul Binkley.
 pr. c. E. Bunnell. president of the Agricultural College and School of Mines at Fairbanks, was aboard the Queen Sunday. He was returning north from Ketchikan where he de- livered the commencement address to the graduating class of the Ket- chikan high school.
 A touring party of 20 persons travelling under the auspices of the American Express Travel Depart ment were aboard the Aleutian Mon day. The party is being personally conducted by John A. Hazlett, al old time Alaskan.
 Fred Owens, employee of the Standard Oil Company who was in jured last week was taken to Port Townsend on the Yukon which was in port southbound Saturday after noon. Miss Grace Altier of the Wrangell General Hospital went along as nurse in charge.
 L. B. Kilburn who has been at tending the grand lodge of Odd Eel lows of the State of Washington, was aboard the Aleutian Monday en route to his home at Douglas. While the vessel was in port he visited with his friend A. B. Gurr.
 Mrs. J. C., Mitchell and little son. Master J. C., Jr., arrived from Seat tle on the Queen Sunday morning. They were met here by MT. Mitchell who came in from Point Warde on the cannery tender Mir. Mitchell is in charge of the wireless station at Point Warde.
 Mrs. Nellie Adams of hetchlKah was aboard the Queen Sunday en route from Ketchikan to Juneau to visit a friend there. Mrs. Adams was formerly a pupil in the Wran- gell schools. She was then known as Miss Nellie Rowley. She has been married a couple of times since go- ing to the First City.
 
 Miss Dorothy Chisholm who spent the past year doing post graduate work in the University of Oregon arrived home on the Alameda. She was accompanied by her grandmoth- or Mrs Mary Meserve of Portland. Miss Chisholm will teach art anu music in the Juneau schools next year.