LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Grave Tenser has had a letter from
Mrs. Henning'Benson recently in which Mrs.
•Benson writes that Henning is now abl« to'
walk from his bed to the kitchen aftd back.
He is feeling very good; she writes.
Buddy Koslosky was a visitor in Palmer
this week. He is now living in Anchorage'
and is in the Koslosky store in that city.
Mrs, Karla Buff is recuperating from an
injury she received from a fall awhile
back. She was able to come •' to
town last Saturday.
Mrs. Dorothy Sherrod had the misfortunt£t>
to scald her foot with hot potato water
the night of the Church dinner. She has
been'a little lame, but is getting along
well.
Mrs. bernice Johnson, Secretary to the
Extension Agents, is on vacation for a
couple of weeks. '
I.M.C.Anderson was in Palmer on business
on 'Ted: end ay of this week.
Mr. Henneesy is very disappointed in the
Alaska winter this year. He says he is
thinking about going south vi:ere it is
colder.
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Mj.&nd Mrs. Robert Totten ehd"family of
Juneau are visiting in Palmer. Mr s'. Totten
will be remembered as Alice Hecker.
Mr, and Mrs, Paul Aklestad and family have
moved into their new home on the east side
of Palmer.
Mrs, Don Parks and children are expected
this week. Mrs. Parks has been living in
Kirkland, Washington, for the past three
years.
Mrs. DickxJones and'children are leaving
for the SJates soon.
3br the information of Valley Settler
readers in the States—Palmer was delilged
in heavy rainfall on Thanksgiving eve. L‘,
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