The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-03

IL 1912-making the trip to Seattle for the wedding which was per- formed at the Russian Church by the late Rev. A. P. Kashevaroff. Sgt. McNulty died in Sitka in January, 1886, and was buried at the National Cemetery.
 Mrs. McNulty is survived by her mother, Mrs. Katherine Trierschield, of Sitka five sisters, Mrs. D. A. Hope, Mrs. Fred Schrey and Mrs. J. H. McGrath of Sitka, Mrs. Peter Luidy of Seattle and Mrs. H. B. Conover of Memphis, Tennessee; fourteen children, Freddy McNulty, Mrs. Maggie Dixon, Mrs. Ruth Eli ason,. Mrs. Mable Fay Rogers of Seattle. Mrs. Katherine Wildes of Sand Point. Alaska, Mrs. Olga Kuehn. Mrs. Dorothy Nelson, Miss Alice McNulty, Peter, Harvey, Thomas. Joseph and Richard Me Nulty of Sitka and Mrs. Helen Davis of Juneau. There are also seven teen grandchildren.
 Mrs. McNulty was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary which she served as President some years ago. and of the Women ot the Moose. Funeral services were con- ducted at the Moose Hall Satur- day afternoon by the Women Of the Moose. with graveside services con- ducted by the Legion Auxiliary.
 John Dolenc and Russell Rowe have bought the Ferdinand Roll building on Lincoln Street. They plan extensive alterations which will take some months, to rlodernize the building for use as mems fur nishings store which they will op- crate.
 Clyde Franks, local contractor and partner in the Triune Service Com pany, left by plane last weekend for Seattle to enter Virginia Mason hospital.
 Arlene Celeste, a second daughter weighing five pounds, IA ounces, vas born to MT and Mrs. Frank Tilson January 21, at the Columbus hospital in Seattle. The father left that day by plane just a trifle late for the event. He is associated with his father Tom Tilson, in the local general store, Tilson and Son.
 Helen E. Williams of Hoonah, and Nick Moses, local fisherman, were married Wednesday afternoon by U. s. Commissioner Frank Richards at the Court Rooms. Attendants were MT. and Mrs. David Davis ST.
 Rosie Mae Daine, daughter ot Mrs. Esther Daine, and George Skannis, Jr., were married WedneS- day evening at St. Peters by the Sea by the Rev Henry Chapman in the presence of relatives and few intimate friends. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, D. A. Hope. Miss Hazel Anderson was maid of honor and the brides sister, Patricia Daine, bridesmaid. Jim Goddard stood as best man.
 After the ceremony, 50 friends attended a wedding reception which was given at the home Of MT. and Mrs. D. A. Hope.
 The young couple have taken home on Peschouroff Street.
 Robert Wheeler and Wally Simms have dissolved partnership in the SitlSa Marine Railway as ot Janu- ary 25 and the business will be car ried on by MT Wheeler. MT. Simms ljdo llOO dllllOillCCl ilto Pietilo ONe ~ is presumed that he will start an other business in Sitka.
 The water situation It's better in some ways and worse in others. Seems there's plenty of water at Indian River. The pumping sta- ton is so constructed that seepage from the entire surrounding moun- tains is collected in underground pits All that was needed Was addi- tional pumps which are being added.
 But that isn't all. Mains all over town are breaking Not from freez- ing No one is sure why But as soon as one break is mended, an- other appears within few feet or yards. The loss of water causes lowering of pressure. Many homes are without water while other buildings have a trickle only on the first floor.
 No one knows, even approxi- mately, how many homes are with out water and there seems to be
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