The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-06-19

on the Alameda Wednesday even ing after spending several days in Wrangell
 Mrs. Hugo Schmolck returned to Ketchikan on. the Northland from Portland where she went for medi- cal attention.
 Mrs. c. c. Mundy left Friday on the Dorothy Alexander for a visit to Seattle and nearby points.
 Mrs Ray L. Hanes left Friday on the Dorothy Alexander for Ket- chikan where she will be the guest of Mrs Charles Tuckett.
 J. M Arnold who installed the refrigerating machine and refriger- ated counters for Angerman's Meat Market, returned to Seattle on the Alameda Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. George Hatton, Mrs. L. B. Alexander and Miss Maude Sterling are roundtrip passengers on the Hazel B No. which left here Tuesday noon for Telegraph Creek Roy Dolgner, sound technician for the Coliseum Theatres in AL aska, left Wrangell last week to wire the Coliseum Theatre at Pe- tersburg.
 I. Tolstoy, grandson of Count Tolstoy, noted Russian writer, was passenger on the Aleutian Sun day on his way to Mckinley park where he will spend the summer John Anderson, inspector of pub lie works for British Columbia, ar rived here Friday from Anyox. He was accompanied by his brother, James Anderson. They were passen- gers on the Hazel B No 2 Tuesday for Telegraph Creek.
 A. B. Anderson, Frank Dunn, J. Sundberg, Lloyd Rinehart, w. Eek ley, E. Engstrom, Ted Nelson and Tom Doyle, left on the Hazel B No I2 Tuesday to prospect on the Clear water.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Cambron were passengers on the Hazel B No. 2 Tuesday for Telegraph Creek. They are enroute to Gold Pan where they will do development work on their mining property.
 1 Frank Barnes, Jr., completed last week his first year in the engineer i ing department at Leland Stanford university. He will be employed during the summer by the Pacific International Livestock Exposition.
 Mrs. Frank Barnes left Portland this week to visit her brother, Rog- ] CT Hummer, at Johnstown, Colo rado, where he is superintendent for the Carnation Go, condensary. She is accompanied by Frank, Betty 1 and Doris Ann.
 James Whaley, who has been at tending Washington State College at Pullman, and his sister Jerrine, who has been in school in Seattle, were passengers aboard the Prince Henry to join their parents, Dr. and Mrs. o. H. Whaley, at their new home in Ketchikan.
 Mrs. Arthur Larsen and little son Roger arrived on the Norco Friday to join MT. Larsen, who has the clearing contract for the new In dian Industrial School at Schumacher 1 Bay The family is living in a cabin near the Larsen camp.
 Erma Grant, Wilfred Stump and Fred Gunderson, students at the 1 University of Washington, and Ernest Bailey, from Teachers Col lege, Ellensburg, Wash, arrived Tuesday morning on the Princess Charlotte to spend the summer va cation with home folk.
 Miss Irene Collier, who spent iast suinAlef III the employ or the Mccormack Dock Go. of Wrangell, was among the 1881 graduates of the University of Washington Com : mencement exercises were held !, Monday afternoon, June 15, at the : Pavilion.
 John Kearney of Juneau and his grandmother. Mrs. William Franks, were passengers aboard the Ad- miral Rogers Friday. They were enroute to San Fernando, California, where they will spend the summer
 MT. and Mrs Frank Dunn will occupy after this week the H. D