VISITS Id SEATTLE
Kenneth Hurd Is on a visit to his grand
mother's home In Seattle. He expects tc
be gone from the Valley about a month.
TTIITS PlERSOn RETURRS
Mrs. A. rlerson, Manager of the REA In
Palmer, has returned from her trip to
Washington, E.C. She left Palmer on Feb
ruary 2nd. tc attend the "New Managers'
Conference" which was held In that city.
BACK FROm TRIP
Charles W. Wilson of the Territorial
Sell Conservation i.ss'n. returned to Pal
mer from Fairbanks last Saturday. He had
been to Fairbanks on a business trip.
SI ms LEAVE SRTUROAH
Dr. anc Mrs. Foster R. Sins are leaving
this week by car for Portland, Oregon. The
Sins will be accompanied cn their trip by
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd, of Anchorage. Dr. Sims
has been unable tc get a dentist tc come
here during his absence.
Mrs. Gladys Foort Is at present employed
In the office cf the Matanuska Electric
Association, In Palmer.
uvifiG in orfgwi
Mrs. Oscar Downing writes fro~ Cherlss
ton, Oregon, that they ere cooing well cut
there and like It very much. They still
have their honestead near Wasllle, and
enjoy hearing about their friends in the
Valley.
pwcHORR&t on eusmtss
Clarence Bell, Clayton Essllnger and
Carl Rasnussen spent Wednesday of this
week In Anchorage on business.
TO OlflOOGE FflRfO
1st. Murphy will aanage the Jack Cope
fare during Jack's trip to Rochester,
Minnesota, where he will receive nedlcal
attention.
notice
FOR TOW5R OFF" AFTER HOURS
SUNDAY or HOLIDAYS.call
VERNON FRIDLEY
OFFICE CLOSES NOON on SATURDAY
t^nuskr. Electric i.ss'n
Fnlroer
Xli P'7
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Delays and crop losses are dangers you
can guard against. One good way Is to
put ycur name on cur advance service
schedule so we can have your tractor or
other fern equipment In smooth running
order, all ready for work next season.
Protect yourself by calling us soon.
Then we'll have plenty of time to get
any parts you may need.
Lilly Rl HI Hill iPUM
SATURDAY
ZEfiEX $4 ?S
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