HERE .. £ . THERE
Mrs. Geo. Kezak returned to Palmer
Sept. 30. She has been gone foi*
10 weeks and visited iir the fol
lowing states; .Washington, Idaho;
Colorado and Kansas. She is happy
to be back ana the Beauty Shop is !
again open to the pit lie.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray McCartney are the
proud parents ofa bcby girl. The
little miss was born Oct. 1. and
weighed 7-lbs-4 02. Jc®qu'elino Lee
Emil C. Ganschow has returned
from Seattle and is back at work j
in the Agricultural Offices. Mr.
Ganschow injured an eye while
cleaning a gun.
Mrs. Robert Johns and two children
r-.,turned to Palmerlast Friday.
They havo been visiting in Michigan
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Mrs. Gertrude Ador of Compton,
Calif, arrived in Palmer this week]
Mrs. Ador is n former resident of j
Palmer. °he joins her husband
Joe Aaer and her father, Bill Isin^
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Parker Lester of the Extension
Service has been confined to the i
hospital the past week.
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