LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Grant Kenser is on a 12 day vacation
after which she will return to the Trading
Post as Cashier in the Grocery Department.
Miss Shirley Johnson has returned from
Snug Harbor'where she worked in a Cannery
this summer.
5Tisherman and cannery workers have been
returning to the Valley from the Fishing
grounds of Cook Inlet and Etristol Bay.
Joe A. Cochran, who has been employed at
the Libby McNeill Cannery at Kenai,’spent
a part of a day in Palmer this week. He
returned to Kenai Tuesday morning and will
leave there Friday of this week for Seattle
He plans to visit his folks in Indiana for
a few weeks this fall before returning to
Alaska.
Pron the looks'of things Monday of this
week in Palmer, we doubt if thero are
many men left in the Valley. This is to
be expected just beforo hunting season
opens. To hope they have good luck.
Mrs. Maude Hosier is working part t ino in
Koslosky* s Department Store.
One of Emil LaTTalter ’ s cows made her ap
pearance at the crossing at Efcho Lake last
Saturday just 03 tho Special Train,bring
ing Sec,‘Krug and his party to Palmer,was
oxpcctcd. It was assumed that she came •
to odd her welcome.
Mr. Tfelch, a nephew of Joo'Lentz, is visit
ing the Lentzs this sumraor.
It 3eems from all reports that Point
Barrow was the only place in tho Territory
that displayed good weather during tho *
Secretary of tho Interior’s visit here.
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