LOCAL
NEWS
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Horamor and son, Jerry,
havo moved onto their 2 aero tract which
they recontly'purchased from Pat Horanor,
Joo’s brother. They movod their quonsot
hut, which was locatod in T7est Palmor,and
did somo additionally'building to mako a
very comfortablo homo.
Mrs, Harold Thuma is back in the school
room for a couple of days this week. She
is teaching History for Mri Gray while
the latter is in Fairbanks.
Mrs. ,TVT. Beck slipped on the ice this
week and hurt her wrist. It was sprained
very badly, and was almost a break. She
is quite uncomfortable.
, A. Marvin Allyn was a guest of Mr, I.M.
C. Anderson at the Chamber of Commerce
Meeting held in Anchorage last Monday.
The Masonic and Eastern Star Clubs had
their regular meeting last Monday. Mr.
"Heinie" Snider did a very good job of
keeping the people in stitches,
Mr. !!. D. Snodgrass has filed his inten
tions of running for the House of Repres
entatives on the Republican Ticket, in
the coming election.
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