The Wrangell sentinel., 1939-09-29
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leaving were Stewart sackner, n.
Bird. J. D. Schubert, Mrs. F. W.
Grimble, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard New
ton to Prince Rupert; Mrs. W. c.
Waters, Miss Glenora Waters, George
Evans and L. NJ. Campbell to Seat
tie.
Judge George F. Alexander opened
district court at Ketehikan at 20
clock Monday afternoon and began
setting the civil calendar. OF the AZ
cases proposed for the calendar "a
are divorce actions.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hungerford arrived
this week from Bellingham and viii
be with her son, H. H. Hungerford,
for the next two or three months.
She was last here two years ago.
The Tyee OF the Alaska Trans
portation Company called in port
this morning to load 10000 pounds
Of frozen halibut shipped by c. C..
Mundy to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy 0glesbee and
small son returned this week from al
trip to the states.
The three Gunderson families REL
turned this week from Johnson's
Cove where they are independent
operators of two fish traps. They re-
port a successful season. eompensat-
ing somewhat for the poor returnsI
of last year. Mr.. and Mrs. o. Gun
derson plan to spend the winter inI
southern California.
L. B. Chisholm, who has been
south for the past month, is expect
ed to return home Monday ON theI
C. P. R. steamer Princess Louise.
Mrs. W. c. Waters, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Glenora Wa
ters, left Monday night on theI
Louise for special medical attention
in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T Barrett, OIL
R. Keeney, DR.. J. H. Clements, and
Father Walsh returned from a hunt
ing trip to Rocky Pass Friday night
with deer apiece for the men.
Keeney declares he has never seen
so many geese at Rocky Pass as areI
there this year and he intends tOI
go back after the season opens 0c-
tober /.
Miss Rosalina Lanado underwent
a major operation at the Government
hospital in Juneau last Monday
from which she is reported to be-
making a good recovery. She plans
to return home about October Is.
Announcement was made this
week by J. R. Brown, Coliseum man.
ager, that the Wednesday sweep
stake has been changed to Tues
day so that beginning with October
l until further notice money nights
will be Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Jimmy Rinehart of the Wrangell
Air Service returned last week from
a flight to Seattle and Portland. He
was delayed in returning due to Diff
ficulty he encountered in getting
permission to fly from Seattle be-
cause of Canadian defense regula-
tions prohibiting flying of foreign
planes over Canada during wartime.
A R. Brueger Monday chartered
Jimmy Rinehart's Travelair seaplane
and flew to Juneau ON a business
trip Accompanying him on the trip
were Mrs. Brueger and his secretary,
Miss Vivian Sorenson and her assis
tant, Miss Sue Mourick. Lawrence
Miller, radioman from Portland.
Oregon, was also a passenger.
Joel Wing this week received no
tice of his appointment as census
enumerator for Wrangell. He will
probably receive final instructions
and begin work next Monday.
David T. Davis, well known TROLL,
er who makes his home at Point
Baker, died in the Bishop Rowe Cen
eral Hospital early this morning of
coronary occlusion, a disease of the
heart. He was Is years of age, and
was born in Nevada. He was a Ter
ritorial pensioner.
The Columbia in port here Nom
day night took the following passen-
gers from Wrangell: H. Heinbockel,
N. A Fisher, H ]. Noonan, NJ. d.
Noonan and Verne Morse to Seattle;
Jos. Newton, Tom Kekeh and Karl
Horn to Ketchikan.
Leaving Wrangell on the Aleutiau
Tuesday morning were Mr.. and Mrs.
C. o. Hirschy, Aaron Hirschy for
Valdez; Mrs. Florence Syverud, Pc
tersburg; Mr.. and Mrs John Perat-
ovich, Alma Peratovich, T. Perato-
vich, Irene Roberts, Lester Young.
Perl Young, Skagway; j. B. Jen-
kins. Juneau and Alex Campbell,
Cordova.
A. p Romine, warden at Wran-
CELL for the Bureau of Fisheries, left
today on the North Sea. He will stop
over in Ketchikan for a few days
and then proceed to Seattle where
he will be occupied through the
winter at the Bureau of Fisheries
headquarters.
DIR. Marcia Hay, director of ma
ternal and child welfare, Territorial
Department of Health, arrived on
the North Sea this afternoon on her
first stopoyer visit to Wrangell. She
will be a guest of the Women's Civic