AROUND TOWN
Jarr.es Hurley, manager of the Alaska
Rural Rehabilitation Corporation, return
ed to his office on Tuesday of this week
after being confined to his home because
of illness.
Mrs. Helen Crites entertained at a "fare
well" luncheon in her home last Friday, in
honor of Barbara Crothers, who left to
join her husband in .anchorage.
The Mesdames Fannie V/irtanen, Gertrude
Kenser, Grace Edelman and Mary O'Donnell,
all fellow employees of Mrs. Crothers in
the Co-op office, were guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rasmussen drove to
anchorage on business, on Tuesday.
John Tully, longtime resident of Alaska
and a farmer in the Matanuska Valley, was
a visitor on Tuesday of this week. Mr.
Tully has been living in .anchorage for
the past ten years and came to town on
business concerning his farm.
Ralph Horton and son, Stanley arrived in
Palmer on Tuesdav of this week. The Hor
tens _-;v former residents of Palmer.
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