LOCAL NEWS
Dr. 1. D. "arrett returned to Palmer on
Sunday of this reek after a short visit
in the States.
Mrs, Henry Jensen loft this reek on ah
Alaska Airlines flight to Great Falls,
Minnesota and to Iowa, vfeere she ejects
to visit for a counle of months.
Hr. and Mrs. Robert Higginbotham and
daughter Darlene are leaving soon for
Michigan, They-rill drive out over the
highway in a Jeep Station wagon. They
hope to arrive in Michigan in tine to
help celebrate the Golden "’edding Anni
versary of Bob's parents which is April
13 th.
Mr. and I'rs.- Gilford Lemmon and Mrs.
Lemon’s pai-ents, Hr. and Mrs. George
Scarlet, have purchased property at Ken
ai. Hay has opaned a Lunch room there,
Cn March 3, she held the Grand Opening
by serving free coffee and doughnuts to
all visitors. People of the Valley rill
remember the Lemons as the newly weds
who cane to Alaska in 1S35 with the Min
nesota group. They settled here on what
is nov? the Lauritz Loberg farm.
I'rs. Bernard Hier.ann and daughters took
the north bound bus cn Saturday morning
for points up the Highway where they
planned to visit with friends.
The Valley Settler received a letter from
Ilr. J. L. Prescott this week in which he
sends best regards to all the family’s
friends in ^almer. The Frescotts ate liv
ing in Jackson, I'ichigan.
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