MRS. 15AI3 DIES SUDDENLY
Mrs. Eab,uifo of Dr. M.-trvln Bab,'died
shortly after she reached Denver,, Colora
do, .last.Saturday evening.
Mrs. Bab, rho had been ill and ras hospi
talized hero in Palmer, uas taken to the
States last Saturday accompanied by Mrs.
Wilson, a nurse from the Valley Hospital.
They arrived in Denver via air from Anch
orage at 8; 30 p.n. on Saturday and Mrs.
Bab passod aray at 8:15 that sane after
noon. She had an opportunity to soe her
people and to talk to them before she
died. Her death ras suddon, Mrs. r,iison
stated upon her return here on Tuesday of
this rook.
Dr. Bab, uho is Horticulturist at the
Experiment Station hero, left immediately
upon rocoiving the nous of her death.
Dr. and Mrs. Bab arrived in Palmer last
A;ril from T-’yaning. They have made their
home at the Experiment Farm. Dr, B.ub is
head of all Horticulture Experiment rork
in the Territory of Alaska.
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. F. L: KERZIE
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