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Mr. and Mrs. WiIlian Hoskin
announce tbr birtb of r dtuighter
born on May 28, whom they have
named Lila Maris.
Dorr Followty of Rskn Mine re
ceived surticr.l treatment and hos
pitalization for a hand injured in
an accident.
Mrs. Hd. DuRnnd who had emer
gency surgery on Saturday nifcht
is makin^, r ^ood recovery.
Mrs. William Rogers was hospi
tal' zed for medical treatment a
few drvs this wfek.
Claude Murphy of Buffalo Coal
Min- wbo bed pneumonia was able to
Ion e the bosnitcl last Sunday.
Lawrence Dreeborn is a pneumorr
io ortient this week.
Jacob, son of David Onkka, is
hospitalized beeuasc of a fracturer
MARX LOC/T 3, IN, PL Oh I J
^ Themany1 friends of S/S^t.
Larry Marx will 3?03 happy to km
he. is now stationed at Miami Bor ,
Florida. Larry srys bo is cert a
ly onjoyin^ the sunsMne an’ swi
ming.
u. s. geologic;l rr.N rfturn
The prst week m- n employed by
the TJ. S. Geological Survey have
arrived in Palmer from Y/asv * ncton
1. C. This makes the third summer
for some of them. Also mer >ers of
Lynch Brothers and U. S. Bureau of
Mines are here and on the job.
Mrs. Lydia Kellote has return'd
to Palmer, t nd is staying it the
iarmitory. Mrs. Kelloc. so -nt the
winter in the States and is v-ry
^lad to bo back in Alaska.
buy a bond:;
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