NEWS ITEMS
Everett-Yohn was passing out the cigars
Tuesday, celebrating the birth of their
ner baby daughter.
SIin Johnson-is on his first leave in 20 •
years. SI ini, v.’ho was Depot Agent in Pal
mer for several years, is not stationed
in Fairbanks as a railroad agent. From
Jessen’s Weekly re learn that he and Mrs.
Johnson left last reek by PAA for Seattle
enroute to Minnesota. They expect to be
away about 45 to 60 days.
Jac1- AM: ir, formerly of Palmer, rho is
the executive secretary of the Alaska Re
tail Li' vor Dealers Association, left re
cently on a business trip to Cn_ifcrr.ia,
where he rill confer with America’s fore
most authority on liquor control legisla
t ion.
Mr. Ed E1 lot, business man from Ketchikan
visited at the Dr. F. R, Sins hone over
the weekend.
Mrs. R.~. G.rrett and son arrived last
week to join Dr. Gurrett.
Rev. Victor I, Alfser. and family planned
to leave this week for the states. They
will be a"ay until the first of September.
*To understand that they plan to drive back
Leonard Toff itt gave a party for 15r. and
lbs, Dr.rrell Shrank at his home last Satur
day evening.
Hr. and lbs. T7. II. Cuddy of A'chorage, and
IS*, and lbs. Robert Atvrood of Anchorage
vrere visitors in Palmer last Sunday.
Don’t forget—the HU:TAGS SALS in- the Sac
?! ,11 this next ueek-Saturday Lay 8th,
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