The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-03-06
CRAIG NEWS

Some of the cannery crew is expected to arrive at Craig around the 1st of March to begin the out side work.
 Some of the fishermen are build ing a new float in Social Cove which will be lot of help to them.
 Dan Abranson, who has been do- ing repair work for the logging camp on Long Island, has returned to Craig after a two weeks absence.
 Mrs. Lulu Smith has gone to Petersburg to have some dental work done.
 Miss Tillie Hill of Rose Inlet and o. Anderson were united in mar rage last week by Judge Bagley. After the wedding they returned to Rose Inlet.
 On February the 18th, our U. s. Marshal, MT. Nelson, was presented with a nice large king salmon, one of the first catches of the season.
 Judge Bagley sentenced two men to jail for thirty days for having deer meat in their possession which is out of season.
 The Standard Oil Company has been surveying for a site upon which to place an oil station. Work 1 is expected to begin soon on a new dock and the erection of oil tanks
 The marriage of Mrs. Jennie Dur kee and S. Dahl, which took place on the second of February, Judge Bagley officiating, came as great surprise to their many friends.
 Mrs. Louise Donley arrived home on the last mail boat from Ketchi kan where she has been spending the last two weeks visiting friends and having dental work done.
 Miss Amy Hill and Edward Lof- tus, both of Craig, Alaska, were united in marriage last week by Judge Bagley.
 Mrs. Isaac Laudton, one of our teachers in the public school, went to Ketchikan for medical attention and will return home on the next mail boat. Mrs. R. L. Hilts is talk ing her place in the school while she is gone.
 An election was held in Craig on Feb. the 17th, which resulted in a franchise being given to Ed Vance and Go. for telephone system from Craig to Klawock, which is about 8 miles away. The work is about half done and it won't be long un- til "Hellos" will be singing across the wires. The company consists of Ed Vance, A. P. Walker and Judge Bagley.
 UCSERKA-BAGLEY
 A very beautiful wedding oc- cured at the home of Judge and Mrs. H. S. Bagley in Craig, Alaska, on St. Valentines day, Friday, February 14th, 1880. The contract ing parties were MT. Louis Kueser- ka and Miss Blanche Bagley, both from San Francisco. The bride is a daughter of Judge H. S. Bagley of Craig. The couple came all the way from California to have the we'd ding ceremony performed by the brides father, who is U. S. Com missioner at this place.
 MT. Kucserka, the groom, is a machinist and acytelene welder by trade. For the past five years he has been employed by the Peerless Welding Company of San Francis co. He comes north highly recom- mended.
 The wedding took place in the lobby of the Craig Hotel which was very prettily decorated with green foliage, hearts and poinsettas. The bride wore a dove colored crepe de chine dress with pearls and lace. She carried a bouquet of orange blossoms The wedding march was played by Mrs. Lulu Smith of Los Angeles. The bridal party entered headed by Judge Bagley followed oy the bridesmaid and best man, Mr and Mrs. John From, who re- gently came to Craig from San Francisco. Mrs. From is a sister of the bride.
 After the wedding ceremony the bridal party proceeded to the din- ng room where delightful repast was served. The wedding cake was 14 inches in diameter and 12 inches