The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-01-07
:::.LOCAL. ITEMS ::

u. Ne1Ons, clIy ngnI planI Op- orator, left on the Betty last night for six-week's vacation trip in the states.
 ''Mumps and more humps was reported at Douglas this week by the Alaska Daily Press at Juneaun.
 James H. Wheeler Jr. and small son arrived from Petersburg Tues day night on the Yukon.
 Al Toryanger returned on the Baranof Monday night from a months vacation trip to the states. He spent Christmas at his sisters home in Seattle and then visited relatives in San Francisco and San Pedro.
 MT. and Mrs. P. L. Stump retuznI ed this week from Ketchikan where they were guests over the Christmas holidays of Mrs. Stumps sons, Err nest Bailey and ". c. Stump. They had a delightful visit with the twoI families and were honor guests at many social functions during their stay in ketchikan.
 Elks Ladies Night, last night. wasI the usual enjoyable affair. Seven tables of whist, one of pinochlel and one Of bridge were in play High score prizes were won by Mrs. George Gunderson and Al Toryang-I CT, cancellations by Mrs. NJ. o. John son and Melvin Steear. Following the supper hour two long tables of Pig were in play. Hosts for the evening were George Gunderson, Lars. Eide and Nj. M. Custard.
 Charles Goldstein, we'll known fur dealer and buyer. arrived on the Yukon and was a business yisi- tor here until the sailing of the Northland on which he took pas sage last night to Ketchikan.
 Don't miss the many fine bar-I gains at the Smart Shop. New 20 to 25 per cent discount. Many other items substantially reduced. adv.
 The Northland in port southound
  halibut and 200 lbs. fresh king sal mon shipped by A R. Bruger, and shrimp meat from the local plants,
 Donald Sinclair and son. Bill, left on the Yukon Tuesday for bus- iness trip to Seattle.
 A. Engstrom and son Lennie took passage on the Yukon Tuesday for Seattle where they will visit Adol2hI Engstrom and family for several weeks.
 The name of c. P. MaeCrearyI of Wrangell was among the appli- cants for homesites in the Terri tory included in an executive order approved on December 14, which removed the sites they are making entry on from the Tongass Nation-I al Forest to enable them to acquire title to the tracts entered upon.
 Mrs. R. G. Curtis took passage on the Princess Norah Sunday for Se attle enroute to California where she will enter the Woodlawn clinic, which, MT. Curtis explained today, is one of the western branches of Mayo Bros. Mrs. Curtis was stricken a few months ago with diabetes. Her father, now deceased, was a doctor, and did his intern work at Mayo Bros.
 The Betty, Captain Collis Green, eannery tender of the Wrangell Do a1y lnf+ f1oI last night for overhaul. Other mem bers of the crew were D. L. Wing, James Forester, H. Wellons and Andy Engstrom.
 A new four-place Stinson airplanel recently purchased by Noel Wien Of Wien Airways at Nome and Fair banks, was on the deck of the Bar anof Monday night. It was con- signed to Cordoya from where it will be flown to Nome.
 Miss Alyce Gustafson, who as Miss Petersburg" represented her home town at the Alaska-Yukon Ex-l position recently held in Seattle, was aboard the Baranof Monday night returning to her home after a months stay in Seattle.
 Mrs. Otto Engdahl underwent al tonsilectomy performed at Bishop Rowe General Hospital Tuesday byl La. Atkinson.
 The Redmen's lodge announced a Valentines Day dance in their hall. As February 14 falls on Monday this year, the dance will be held onl Saturday night, February 12.