The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-06-17
Local Items

Mrs. H. H. Hungerford returned on the North Sea from a trip south made primarily to look after prop erty interests in Seattle.
 Word was received today from Fr Monroe who is at Ketchikan in connection with building plans for an addition to the Ketchikan Gen eral Hospital, that he cannot re- turn to Wrangell before Sunday and consequently there will be no serv- ices at the Catholic church next Sunday.
 The North Sea arrived from the south Monday afternoon with the following passengers for Wrangell:
 MT. and Mrs. P. C. Mccormack. i. Peter c. Mccormack, Jr., Mrs. H.. H. Hungerford Eileen Burgess, Verna Starr, Douglas Smith, Joyce Smith, Roy MeDevitt, J. B. Weav CT, MT. and Mrs. E. Bailey, c. F.. Franklin.
 Miss Mildred Warner of Ryder, wood, Wash, who last year finish ed Miss Carlotta MeDades term, when she left to go to school, will teach the fourth and fifth gradesl at Skagway the coming year, supt. A. Rasmussen states.
 J. H. Wheeler sr., accompanied by his son James Jr., Ellery Carl- son and Don Stickney, came overI from Petersburg Sunday to get work started on painting several of the Wheeler buildings. The extent of work done will depend on weather conditions.
 Ellery Carlson, who mas lived in Petersburg since moving from Wrangell about ten years ago, isl here this week on a paint job for J. H. Wheeler. He brought over his six-year-old son Lee who is having a delightful visit with the grand parents, MT. and Mrs. oscar Carl son.
 Miss Gwen Carruthers left on the Princess Louise Friday night for Vancouver to consult an oeulist for an eye ailment which recently de- veloped. During her absence her place at Morrow's Drug Store is be- ing filled by Miss Vivian Close.
 Mrs. Ruby Brouillard and small daugher returned from Juneau this week. She has been visiting her sister, Mrs Pat Roach.
 Mrs. Lewis Stone (ElYe Brood) came down from Juneau this week to spend the summer an Wrangell while her husband is at Bristol Bay for the fishing season.
 Douglas and Joyce Smith, of Vank island, who lave been at tending grade school in Seattle, returned home on the North Seal Monday.
 Capt. Clyde Sheldon, returned this week from a trip Seattle which heI be made with the Collette to takel down a load of fish for A. R. Brueger. He brought back a load of lumber for his own use. He was accompanied by his little son and daughter, Irving and Dorothy, and Mrs. Sheldon.
 Miss Viola Loftus and Mrs. Verna Gordon returned on the ARB the first of the week. They spent the winter at various points on the coast and in Montana.
 Miss Mariory Benjamin, who has been attending business school in Seattle, Miss Billie Ferguson and Jack Urata, University of Washing ton students, are returning home aboard the Diamond K cannery tender, Reliance, due in port here Saturday or Sunday.
 James Whaley, son of pr. and Mrs. o. H. Whaley, former Wran- gell residents, who recently was graduated from the school of den- tistry of North Pacific College of Oregon, is expected to return to Ketchikan in two weeks. He will take examinations given by Oregon and Washington state dental boards before coming to Alaska to take similar examination in order to be able to practice in the two states and the Territory.