--COMINGS AND GOINGS —
Last week-end brought many vis
itors to palmer where perfect sun
shiney weather added much to their
outings.
Mrs. Anton Anderson was up from
Anchorage with her two children
for a visit with Anton, our chief
of the ARRC engineering corps.
Mrs. p. L. Biggs visited her
husband who is assistant to Mr.
Ross Sheely. Mrs. Claire Brown
was her guest on the trip.
Others who came on the Satur
day train included Mrs. Emery
Ounkle, Mrs, Leonard Hopkins and
Mrs. Mabel Bender, all of Anch
orage, and Mrs. J. M. McDougal
of Curry. 7/hile here they were
shown around the project by Mrs.
Margaret Mangold and Mrs. Louise
Sehaffnit.
Mr. Arthur Stringer, popular
Saturday Evening Fost writer,
made a short visit to the valley
and toured the camps last week.
He said he was very favorably
impressed with the agricultural
possibilities of the district,
Mr. Charles G, Burdick of the IT.
3. Forest Service mad.e the trip
vith Mr. Stringer,
Colonel OhlserUs keen inter
est in the progress of the ARRC
development here brought him in
again. With him was Mr. Haro 1 d
W• Snell, Genera1 Freight, pas
senger and Immigration Agent of
the Alaska Railroad, with of
fices in Chic ago.
While here Mr. Snell got in
disputable proof of the fertil
ity of our soil. Some cows wan
dered into the oat field across
the tracks and all that could
be seen of' them was the very top
of their ba°ks. Mr. Snell took
some movies of them in color.
Frofessor G. 7/* Gasser, Di
rector of Experimental Stations
in connection with the Univer
sity, Is returning to Fairbanks
whe're he is Dean of Men at the
U.
Prof. Gasser reports that
Dr. Jule Loftus, Territorial
Veterinary for the Extension
Service, is leaving for the
States where he will pass upon
54 head of Guernsy cows to be
shipped to the ARRC.
At the same time he will pur
chase 8 pure bred Guernsy cows
and one Guernsy bull for the Ex
periment Station. Also 2 regis
tered Rambouilet rams, and, if
they can be obtained on the ’'Vest
coast, 2 Brown-Swiss cows.
CHURCH NOTICES
Weather permitting, Field. Mass
will be held at Camp 1 by Father
Sulzman at 8 o’clock Sunday. The
open area near the First Aid Sta
tion will be utilized for the de
votional service.
At 10 o’clock there will be an
other Mass at palmer, held in the
post Office end of the Trading
Center as last Sunday.
Reverend pingle, who is away on
a trip to Seward, announces that
there will be no Morning Worship
Sunday at the Community Church, but
states that Sunday School will be
held as usual at ten o’clock in the
Library Tent on ’CT Street. Classes
will be under the direction of Mrs.
Victor Jchnson.
Id theran Services will be held
by Rev. Mr. Frieling at 11 o’clock
In his new tent on 'A' Street in
the palmer camp. There will be Sun
day School classes at the same tent
an hour earlier.
LOST: J-eorge Paris lest his bed
roll somewhere between Camp Ten and
palmer. It contains clothing and
personal effects besides1 bedding,
will the finder please leave it at
the general Office of the ARFC at
p aimer?
PALMER
KOSLOSKYS
just Received
LADIES SHOES AND LINGERIE
INFANTS ACCESSORIES
CHILDRENS REAR
EVERYTHING FOR MEN, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN
IF WE HAVEN’T GOT IT WE
WILL GET IT FOR YOU lti
DON’T FORGET, WE CARRY
PALMER’S MOST COMPLETE
STOCK OF MEN’S WORKING
CLOTHES, INCLUDING A
FULL LINE OF FOOTWEAR
ALSO
WOODS SLEEPING FAGS
DRUG SUNDRIES
ALL AT ’’OUTSIDE” PRICES