The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-20

HH EUDAE5 0A AAAE 7EAAAAAA1A Ee-aAA3AANsa 9 years ago by A. Y. R. Snyder. Mr. Churchill kindly loaned them to the present publisher of the Sentinel. Following are some Of the principal local items just as they appeared in the issue of January s, 1903:
 School opened up again Monday
 Mrs. pr. sehruder was quite i'll for several days during the week.
 Mrs. W. D. Grant has so far eon- valesced as to be able to be out again.
 Capt. Wallace says that Monday was the toughest he has ever seen it while crossing Dixon's Inlet
 Mrs. J. F. Collins has been con siderably indisposed for some days past.
 Donald Sinclair is having the in- terior of his store neatly touched up by the artist. Johnny Culp.
 January 1st, 1903. the WrangelI Dairy Go. reduced the price of milk from 121ae to 10e per quart.
 Messrs. Geo. Barnes. Geo. Mceul- loch and c. s. Hubbell are acting as appraisers of the Sylvester chattels.
 Chas. A. Thompson, proprietor of the Wrangell meat market. is quite III, threatened with typhoid fever.
 The hotel office looks all right with the linoleum recently laid on the floor.
 Messrs. Munro and Mckay sailed for their logging camp on Etolin island, Friday last.
 MT NJ. Healy will soon leave for trip to the outside He will go to Seattle and perhaps to New York.
 George Locker, Elmer Prescott and Prof Edson left Monday for their logging camp after spending the holidays with relatives and friends.
 After a rough and stormy voyage up, the Cottage City reached this place at 8:15 A. NJ. Tuesday with a good passenger and freight list.
 The people of Ketehikan are haY- ing trouble with their water works. According to the Mining Journal Windy Tompkins is responsible for their condition.
 The Knights of King Arthur had tree of presents for one another Fri day evening last, and had fun ga- lore
 The natives enjoyed themselves hugely at the Presbyterian Church New Years evening in masquerade and innocent games.
 Mr and Mrs. Robert Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Bronson and MT. T. H. Me Hugh enjoyed New Years evening at whist at the home of MT. and Mrs. Reid
 T. J. Case has at his store perhaps the only maidstone in this section. It Is about the size of an ordinary hen egg and was taken from the stomach of a deer.
 During the illness of MT. Thomp- son, postmaster Worden is cutting meat, and handles the knife and cleaver as if he had been there be fore.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Kanastady were so unfortunate as to lose little boy by death Saturday morning, Jan. ?. The little fellow had pneumonia. He was aged two years. The friends of the parents sympathize with them.
 Capt. J. c. Callbreath came down from Juneau last week and stopped at his old home a few days before starting for Seattle and Washing ton, D. c. in the interest of the Sul- ger bill May his efforts be crowned with success.
 The only excitement we had here New Years, was while the City of Seattle laid at the wharf for several hours, and several of her deck hands got a wee drop too much and had little fun among themselves in not a very quiet sort of way.
 Jolly H. J. F. Mclean met with misfortune that cost him the loss of about half of the first joint of the second finger of his right hand last Friday, when just outside the Wran gell harbor with the Hattie Camp group. By some means Me got his finger in the Capella's machinery and it was chopped off almost as per fectly as if done with an axe. The