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O. A. BERG PALMER
Representative for Minnesota Woolen Mills
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ARRIVES VIA JEEP ,
Mrs. Ted'Davenport and two sons, Ted'Jr.
and Bert, arrived in the early morning
hours on Monday of this week to surprise
Ted Davenport. As they neared Palmer they
sfeared that they might run out of gasoline.
After arrousing soMeono in Palmer to find
out where Mr. Davenport lived, they did
run out of gas in the middle of the street.
Mrs. Davenport, her two sons, and two
cousins dfove all'the way in the jeep from
Corvallis, Oregon.
Mr. Davenport is employed in the Trading
Post as butcher.
.AT THE JOHNSON'S .
Mr. and ^-rsi Robert Kessler and Mr.KesSler's
mother,'Mrs. Ella Kessler from Morroco,
Indiana, visited at the Clay'Johnson home
on Sunday of this week, Mrs. Ella Kessler
is visiting her son and his wife in their
Anchorage home this summer.
TAX I TAXI
A new taxi service has been started in
Palmer this past week'. It 'is owned and
operated by Don Parks and Jalmar Eerttula.
Their stand is located at the former
Ron-da-voo Cafe. JalmeT Kerttula is the
driver.
Slap the cheeks "until the^- glow, advises
a beauty expert." Be sure, however, that
they're your "own.
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