The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-08-20
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 Mrs. E. R. Sharnbroieh and little daughter Barbara Ann. are leaving next Thursday for Juneau to visit pr. and Mrs. Whitehead. Mr. Sharu- broich will join them soon. Tn " plan to leave Juneau the latter pait of September and take up residence in the state of Washington.
 On her fifteenth trip of the sea son the Hazel B No. 2 left Wrangall Tuesday afternoon for Telegraph Greek with the following passen- gers: MT. and Mrs. W. C. Dibre.l. Fred Hollander, Miss Alice Witt. Mrs. Leola North. George Robbins and Mrs. Alice Thorman.
 The Aleutian called in port Sun day with 300 cabin passengers book ed from Seattle, Of whom but IS were for Alaska ports. A Yukon tour had 23 members and the round lip passengers numbering 259, included an Ohio-Farmer tour Of 145 mem- bers. The only passenger for Wran- gell was H. Freel.
 Enroute to Juneau on business trip Mrs. Verna Morke passed through Wrangell on the Alaska Monday. She is returning to MortoI, Washington, where her mother lives, and plans to go south the early part of the week. Ii arrangements can be made she will be joined at Wrangeu by her sister, Mrs. cal Hereth, 8nd the latter's two daugh- ters.
 The North Sea arrived in port Monday afternoon with Tor round trip passengers and 22 for Alaska ports. Leaving the boat at Wrangel were Frank Desmond, Mrs. Leola North. Mrs. L. Lauderback, David and James Louderbach and Mrs. w.. Blodgett.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. F. Schuele and s-year-old son Ward were visitors of the Leo Ostermans while the Prul- less Alice was in port southbound on a recent trip. It was their first AL askan trip but 1t proved So enjoy able that they plan on coming back next year.
 The Bjorge cottage will be occu- pied on their arrival from Seattle, by Mr. and Mrs. Austin Moe. Mr. Moe is the new member of the hign school faculty.
 L. D. Louderbach, construction en- gineer, Standard Oil Company, %as joined Monday by his wife and sons. David and James, who arrived from Seattle on the North Sea. They aIe occupying during their stay here. the cottage on the A.P.A. road owl ed by the Henry Dannenberg es- tate.
 Art Anderson, former N IanBell resident, has been a business visitor at Wrangell and Petersburg tAe past two weeks.
 The s. s. Prince Robert of the Canadian National, will be in Wran- gen southbound tomorrow, on the last voyage of the summer schedule in the Alaska service. This will be followed by short cruises out or Vancouver but there will be no more north sailings.
 The Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company tug arrived at Petersburg August 7th and the fol- lowing Monday lowed the dredge to Dry Pass for contract operations there.
 Nora Case, who was orphaned last May by the death of her father ana mother, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Case within a week of each other, will enter the Catholic mission school at Skagway this fall. She is in the
 
 fourth grade.
 Mrs. A. Blake, who has been Yls- iting her daughter, Mrs. NJ. $. shaln and family, took passage on the Al eutian this morning for Seattle eA- route to aer home in North Bend Wash.
 James Gleason, Henry Anderson Peter Johnson and A. A. Anderson returned to Wrangell during tlel past week from Bristol Bay where they spent the fishing season.
 Steamer bookings from Wrangel in the past week were as follows:
 Aleutian - To Juneau: H. Spef- ling; To Petersburg: Frank Mer-