‘HERE 6 THERE
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Arnold and infant daugh
ter passed through Palmer on Tuesday of
this week on their way to Gulkana for a
short vacation. Little Glenice Mae is now
fire weeks old.
Dr. F.R.Sins i6 back at work in his office
again after about a months absence, Ke has
spent much of his time during this time in'
Valdes doing dental work there.
Slim Johnson, formerly Dc-'jot Agent in
P-lr.or and then Anchorage, has been trans- (
ferred back to Anchorage from Fairbanks
where he was stationed for the past year.
Frank Dorsh, former manager of tho Co-op
Gargge, is with the Fairbanks street de
partment. In a news item about him, we
learned that he *was trying'to cope with th<?
dusty streets of Fairbanks,and trying to
determine whether tho city could afford to
sprinkle its streots with water.
A1 Brooks was passing out cigars on Tuesday
of this week. Mr. and Mrs. ferooks'aro the
proud parents of thoir first child, a girl
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McAllister arc onjoying
a visit with their daughter Mrs. Barbara
Eoover and son, who remained hcrqfaftcr tho
Fir.
V .lloy farmers arc "busy as Bc.es" ’getting
farm crops, ospecially potatoes, harvested
this "eek. Reports from tho weather bureau
warn of colder woathor than usual for this
time of yoar.Hover in 13 years have notatoe 3
been in danger of freezing in September,
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