HERE & THERE
Why doos Les Ray woar such a big smilo thes
days? Becauso—on November 26, at noon;
lirs. R.:y presented him with a"son, Lorry,
their first child* weighing 7-b pounds. The
new son and his mother are now at homo and
both doing just fine the proud father in
forms us.
Miss Louise Kellogg is taking a month’s
vacation from her farm and is spending it
in the States.
Sam Koist, who has been very ill at the
Valley Hospital for the past fow weeks, is
reported as much improved.
Poul'Boechick, of the Valley Children’s
Home, is now candling eggs at tho*Co-op
Creamery. He replaces Mrs. P?irks, who re
signed just before Thanksgiving.
Cap Bceman, manager of the .Anchorage Daily,
and Walter Marsh, former resident of the
Vnllby, were in Palmer on Tuesday of this
week. They visited the Croamory and at-*
tended to a few business matt or s with the
main offico here* They remained in Palmer
ovor night in or dor to attend the third
quarterly meeting of the M.V.P.C.A*
Mrs. C.L.Mason and two daughters left by
piano for tho States the first part of the
month. They plan to live on tho farm of
C.L. Mason’s father in Arizona. C.L.Mason
and son Richard remained in tho V.lley
for this winter and are living on tho
Leonard Bergen farm at the Butto which
they rentod during this past year.
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