Two girls who hadn’t seen each'other for
years encxpectcdly mot one day.
"Do' you remember the red-haifed boy wo •
used to meet at the tennis elub?"askod one
"Do II" repliod tho othor,"Why, ho told
me that if I didn’t marry him He’d do
something dreadful. I wondor what became
of him."
"He hap-^cns'to be my husband," snapped the
firrt girl.
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. LOCAL- NEWS : * v.
Al Hagen reports that he expects to have
tho how fumaco ready for uso in about a
wook, Tho fumaco has a large boiler that
is capable of heating several buildings,
and it will be possible for other places
of business in that aroa'to get heat from
his. boilers if they wish,
Mrs* Lauritz Loborg and Mrs, Frank Gagnon
attended their sister Judy*s wedding.which
took’placc in Anchorago on Tuesday of-this
wock,
Mr, and Mrs* Jimmy Ray were visitors:, in
Palmer this week* Mr, Ray is a brother, of
John Leslie Ray, Fiscal Agent for the' * .
MVFCA. On Tuesday of this week Mr* J*L,
Ray accompanied them to Anchorage where
they plan to make their home. They will
be employed in the Anchorage Dairy,
Mr, and Mrs, John MacDonald have purchased
the farm formerly occupied by the Frank
Wordon family, Tract 10,
Mr, and Mrs, Gerva3 Chriso have purchased
tho former VanWormor faim at tho Butte,
Troct 198, Recently the houso from the
Piaskowski farm was moved to that place as
it was no longer needed on the tract whore
it was built. The ARRC moved it to Tract
198 and put the place in condition for
sale,
Tho Chamber of Commerce Luncheon’of this
wook was much'smaller than usual! 'Only'
four attonded. They’were;: Mr. W.c; Mau, •
Mr, Don L, Irwin, Mr, Edgar and Mr, Bryan,
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