LOCAL NEWS . • 1
Mrs. Nile DeLand of Juneau h.as been
visiting at the Edgar Demand home j
this' month. '
Mrs.’ Crartt Ken’ser has be^n released
from the Hospital and is now at
home. She is still confined at
home-, and v;* 11 not be able to be. up
and around very much for some time
yet. ' .. •
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Pell, and family!
visited at the Dorothy Bell home on
Saturday afternoon of last week.
They reported that Mrs. Frank Pell,!
of Seldovla was £ recent visitor ip
Anchorage having come to attend the
wedding of her daughter,Janice:
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Bobb-^ Bouwens and Dale Rorris on
were home for the holidays.
Iraham Pe'll is now employed as a j
longshoreman at Y/hitfier’,Alaska.
k3ndta_ barks, dau-hied? of Mr.and
!rs. Don Farks, re turn'ed home by
jlane during Christmas week.Bonita •
us been attending a Boarding
ichool near, Seattle and did. not., re
turn v'ith. her mother at Thanksgiv
ng‘. • •
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Id ^Barrett underwent surgery at the
.ocal Hosp ital on Tuesday evening
;f this vfeek; He is rr p brtf d as- ;
icing v;eli.'-‘:
Clair Patten is substituting as
Nio-ht• Watchman for* Ed Barrett.while
the latter is convalescing from
surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. H.L.Thuma received a
card from Sgt. and Mrs. Payne, who
are now in Honolulu. Mrs«‘Payne‘wil
be remembered as.the'former Louise
Schemeister V/ho taught school in
Palmer for several years.
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