PALMER NEWS
JOHN N. HUNTER FAMILY AND EIAINE SHELTON
FAMILY RETURNING TO THE STATES.
Mr.-and Mrs. John Hunter and throe boys, !
Tom, Jack, and George; also Mrs. Elaine
Sholton and children Ronnis and Lyle, are
leaving for the States as soon as transport
tation is available. During the past jroek
they have been selling livestock, fam
equipment and household furnishings in
preparation of their departure.
Mrs. John Hunter (Evolyn) has been onployed|
in the Co-op Office during tho summer and
fall months as posting clerk.. -
Mrs. Pearl Flint, mother-in-l*w of-Mrs,
Shelton, is not returning with them. She.
''’hio to the Valley with then last spring, j
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wish the family the best of luck where
ver' they may plan to locate on their re
turn. ~ .
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rasnusscn are planning on
a two or three months visit to the States
this winter. They will be'leaying about
the'first part of Dccembor. ’ *
Mrs. Pearl Flint will koop.'the shop open -
while Lou is in the States.
Mrs. Betty Lynch, daughter of Mrs. Henry'
Ohnstad, has arrived to visit her nothor. ..
cransportation to the States. Thoy wero
scheduled to leave on the Yukon whifeh has
boon tiod up in Seattle.
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