COMINGS AND rO.ING'
Frank Btrry, former Chief Stew
ard of the S3. Starr, is a house
guest of Rev. Merrill Sulzran,
Yesterday Frank received a dif
ferent kind of an ice. no el check.
Seer,is that nassengers and crew of
the Starr nlaced bets on Just what
day and. hour the shin's feline com
nlemcnt would be increased by a
kitten or kittens. Frank guessed
closest.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Elanchard of
Council Bluff, Iowa, are snending
a week in the valley at the home of
the fat Hemmers. Mrs. Blanchard is
a sister of Mrs. Femmer.
Rat took his brother-in-law out
to Mnik for some fishing and on
other trios showing him the valley,
Mr. Blanchard, who is a banker
back home, sa3rs that the whole nro
Ject looks oretty good to him.
Mrs. Jack Rose, wife of "T-.bone/1
the Connissarj'' butcher, arrived in
town last week and will make her
home here with her husband.
SEVJARD DAIRYMAN PER;
Henry Leirer, Seward dairyman,
is visiting ^almer with his son,
Adolph.
Hr. Loirer says this looks like
real dairy country to him and pre
dicts successful development along
that line as soon as stable prices
are established and marketing fac
ilities organized. Fe was astoun
ded, ho said, that milk sold for
fifteen cents a quart here where
feed, unless home grown, cost so
much more than at Seward.
Mr. Leirer says that, he gets
twenty-five cents a quart retail,
and 85 cents by the gallon. T’e
makes no butter except when he has
an oversunply of milk.
'CHALLENGE!
The married men of Palmer have
challenged the married men of the
APRC, excepting those on the regu
lar team, to a game of what Slim
Johnson calls a Sick, Lame and Lazy
ball game to be played on 'Thursday
evening at 7 P.M.
There will be a case of beer on
third base from which anyone making
a three-bagger can help himself.
Come on out and see the* fun.
LOST: Ed LaValley lost a pair of
glasses in a case somewhere between
Palmer and the Experiment Station
by way of the Finger Luke Road.
Neil Taylor has again declared
his attention of leaving the corp
oration. TTe expects to leave this
coming week,
HOSPITAL NOTES
John Church, Jr., Joyce Olnstead
Flora Mikarni, Frank Ennes, LaVerne
Famann and Janes Soyk all were or
erated uoon for tonsils during the
oast week.
baby boy was born to Mrs. Eu
gene Juvette, and a son also to
Mrs. Crau of Wasilla.
Violet May Poore, daughter of
the Marion Poores, is confined to
the hosoitul for observation under
Doctor Albrecht. Per condition has
been quite dangerous.
Sidney Black of the Ready Bul
lion nine had the ring finger cf
his left hand blown off and half of
the little finger torn away when a
miner's lamo and a dynamite can
got tangled un in his hand at the
same time.
He walked three miles with his
brother to get to a car. He”was
brought to Palmer where Doctor Al
brecht amnutated the torn members.
His condition is good at oresent,
Million. Metz, who was the recip
ient of a severe beating on the
morning of July 4th, is suffering
from-a fracture of the maxillary
bone, otherwise his condition is
good.
FOR SALS
A good radio (battery) and
considerable household goods
Everything in first class
3hape and nriced right.
Neil Taylor, ■§ mile south of town.
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