--COMINGS AND GOINGS
George Anderson, proprietor of
the Anderson Music Shoppe of Ju
neau, stopped off this week for a
visit to the colony. Mr. Anderson
was on his way back hone after a
trip to the Arctic in connection
with his business. While here he
tuned the pianos of both Mrs. Bell
and Mr s . Sn o d gr as s.
The Rt. Rev. j. R. Crlmont, Cath
olic Bishop of Nome*was a recent
visitor to palmer where he made a
hurried survey of the project under
the guidance of Fr. Sulzman.
Doctor Nathaniel W. Brown is a
recent arrival to palmer, whore ho
will take over the work formerly
handled by Dr. Earl E. 0strom who
left Wednesday to return to the
States.
Dr. Brown is a graduate of the
University of Pittsburgh and was
long in private practice in the
east. For the past five years he
lies been Senior Medical Officer
under the Department of Business
Control for the State >f Washington,
KOSLOSKYS
ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS
CARRYING THE FOLLOWING LINES
MEN'S WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING BOOTS AND SHOES
DRUGS CIGARS CIGARETTES
CAN DM GROCERIES HARDWARE
GASOLINE
IF WE HAVEN’T WHAT YOU WANT
IN STOCK PUT IN YOUR ORDER
AND WE WILL HAVE IT OUT FOR
YOU THE NEXT DAY, ALL
PRICES THE SAME AS IN OUR
ANCHORAGE STORE.
K 0 S
0 S K Y S
LOSTl Jan Koslosky announces the
ToUs of a 20x4.75 tire somewhere
in the vicinity of palmer.
CHURCH NOTICES
Lutheran Services will be held
by Rev. Mr. Frieling at Harry Jen
sen’s t e^nt, palmer Camp, 10; 00 AM.
Rev. Mr. Single will conduct
Morning Worship for those who at
tend the Community Church at the
Library on ’C’ Street, Camp Palmei
Services will be at 10 A.M. anc
there will be Sunday School at tin
siune time in a tent near-by.
Rev. Fr. Sulzman of the Cath
olic Church will hold Low Mass at
10 o’clock in the room assigned
to the post Office at the Commu
nity Center.
THREE MORE COLONISTS ARRIVE
Three children wore born to moth
ers in the Colonist group during
the past week.
A 10 pound 4 ounce baby girl is
new a member of the Edmund La Vul
ley family of Tract 18.
The Stork brought Mrs. Walter
Ferguson of Tract 42 an eight
pound girl, and on the same day,
Thursday, a 7 pound 12 ounce boy
t o Mrs. Run ar Ma11 s on who lives
on Tract 55.
ROBERT RIKER WILL HAVE ON
HAND AT FELTON'S STORE A FULL
LINE OF LATE MAGAZINES AND A
WEEKLY SHIPMENT OF SUNDAY POST
INTELLIGENCER PAPERS.
WHEN IN ANCHORAGE VISIT
THE BLUE RIBBON CAFE
GOOD EATS HOME COOKING
HEADQUARTERS FOR MATANTJSKANS
patsy Mi11or proprietress
EXPERT PIANO TUNING AND ALASKAN
AGENT FOR KOHLER AND BRAMBACH
PIANOS Sale or rent
ANDERSON MUSIC SHOPPE JUNEAU
MRS. GEORGE EMBERG HaS A DROP
HEAD SINGER SEWING MACHINE FOR
SALE. . .^lo.ODO, .TENT '7A Palmer.