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Office Over Drug'Store Phone 55 Residence - klebost Home Phone 54
Dan E. Standard, M.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Practiee Specialist: e, Ear, Nose*& Throat
LOCAL NOTES
Mrs. Michael Gibbons, of Day
on, Ohio was the honor guest at
i delightful party given by Mrs.
Earl Ohmer in her home on Tues
iay evening of this week. The
quests enjoyed Bridge during the
jvening. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons and
son Michael ,and their friends Mr.
Hugh Wahl ,have been making an
sxtensive tour of Alaska and are
now enroute to their home in Day
ton, Ohio. Mr. Michael Gibbons
is Mr. Earl Ohmer’s cousin.
Miss Marjorie Kennedy, who has
been visiting her uncle, Mr. Harry
Colp, returned to Tacoma this week
where she will resume her position
as 4th grade teacher in the Tacoma]
Public School System.
Mr. Hans Wick, city marshal, re
turned from the South on the Ad
miral Rogera this week.
Miss Doris Porks was hostess al
a very delightful birthday dinner
in her home, Monday evening. Af
ter dinner she took her guests to
“The Show.” Those invited were
Alaska Jorgensen, Nellie Pileburg,
Vinesta Olsen, Henrietta Dahl, June
Allen, Mildred Johansen, Helen
Hunsbedt, Myrtle Dunkleberger,
Mildred Runstad, Muriel Young,
Imogene West, Virginia Tate, Sol
veig Vick, Miss Grace Metcalf, Miss
Ruth Damman, and Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Mendenhall.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brown and
young son returned to their home
in Seattle on the Queen last Friday.
Mr. Brown is connected with the
Petersburg Packing Company, and
brings his family to Petersburg ev
ry sumjmer during the cannery sea
son.
John Stangaard of Ketchikan ar
rived this week and has taken
charge of the backend of the Model
Bakery. He is an expert pastry
baker having served his apprentice
ship in the “old country where me
chanics are turned out.” Mr. Pete
Jorgensen, proprietor of the shop
expects to emphasize the pastry line
in the future.
Dan Thompson and family have
moved to the Mychaelbus House
in which Dr. Standard has been
living. The Standards will occupy
the apartment across the hall from
their office.
Mrs. I. B. Lien and son who have
been spending the summer in Pe
tersburg sailed on the Queen for
Tacoma where Edwin will enter hi?
third year in the Stadium Higii
School.
Eugene Wheeler ,of Wrangell, h
in Petersburg this week visiting his
father James H. Wheeler.
“Chips” Cole of Juneau stopped
of in Petersburg last week while
enroute to Wrangell wijth Capt.
Ken Talmadge on the Sea Otter
and returned again to this port to
help navigate the Photocraft. to
Juneau. Most men at “Chips’s’
age would be called venerable and
be unable to move around as live
ly as “Chips” does, yet he has more
thon passed man’s allotted three
score and ten years. For many||
years he lived in Wrangell thenjj
moved to Juneau where his sons |
and their families were. And if j I
you’d only know it, “Chips” intends
to put in quite a few more years on
this old world.
Mrs. Vincent who has been spend- |
ing the summer with her daughter,
Dr. Susie Standard, is leaving this
week on the Rogers for Medford,
Oregon, where she will visit anoth
er daughter. Dr. Susie and her
daught. • Mae, will accompany Mrs.
Vincent as far as Portland, where
they will visit a short while before
going to Nampa, Idaho, where Man
will enter her second year at North
west Nazerene College. Dr. Susie
expects to visit friends and relatives
in Idaho and Seattle before return
ing to Petersburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen en
tertained informally in (heir home
on Wednesday evening in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gibbons and
Mr. Hugh Wahl of Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. C. O. Parks also entertained
in Mrs. Gibbons’ honor on Thurs
day afternoon.
FOR SALE—Gearhart knitting
machine. Extra cylinder — new
MRS. (jOMOLL
Sumner Island, City.
Mrs. Jack Schoettler who under
went an operation for acute appen
dicitis at the Ketchikan General
Hospital last week is reported
improving. Mr. Schoettler, who was
in Ketchikan when his wife was
operated upon .returned on the
Admiral Rogers this week. He re
ports that indications in Ketchi
kan at this time point to a real had
winter on account of the failure of
the salmon runs this summer.
Mrs. Jacob Johnson, who has
long been a resident of Petersburg
is leaving on the Rogers this week.
She plans to visit relatives and
friends in the States and later sai1
for Sweden where she will visit he*~
mother, who is 90 years old. Mrs.
Johnson has not seen lu'r mother
for thirty-eight years.
FOR QUICK TAXI .SERVICE
CALL PHONE 49.
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| The ALASKAN among buyers is an
Inducement to Merchants to Adver
tise in The ALASKAN.
WE SELL FIRST CLASS
COAL
Place Your Orders for the Winter Supply
NOW
Chris. Tveten
Phone 15 Petersburg
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