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Mrs. Charles Hobson and family
returner? from the States during thef
past week.
Mrs. J.C. Chamberlain returnee?
to her home-in Forest Grove,Orop n
recently. Mrs. Chamberlain held
the position of Secretary in the
Extension Office during the sumrr-r.
Charlie Merino suffered from a
light stroke on the left side re
cently. It was probably brought
on by over-work and if he gets
sufficient rest, he will soon be
as good as ever.
Aimer J. Peterson,one c.f our
new legislators, was seen in town
on Thursday. He was leaving on a
hunting trip. He was accompanied
by his wife.
It is expected that Mml Mullaney
will be passing out cigars if St.
Louis wins the World Series.
The Joe Hemmer family is living
in the basement of the Hatchery
building. Joe is fixing an apart
ment in the incubator room. We
hope they don’t get too warm.
Reports from different sections
of the Valley this morning are that
snow fell. Some cars had snow on
their tops when they came Into
town this morning. We have been
expecting it, but hate to see ?
come. 'It isn’t any fun to harv st
vegetables from under the snow as
we all know from past experience .
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