WE HEAR THAT:
Mr. and Mrs. John Conway of Sitka, friends
of Jr jig Mills and Ruth DoArmond, r.ro in
Palmer for a few days. They went north
for the loo Carnival and arrived here on
the southbound freight this week after
five days traveling, but had a good tine.
Mrs. Krogh of Matanuska is due back on.tho ■
Brtihd^OFF which sailed from. So. ttle Larch 23,
Mr.and Mrs;.Clarence ftuurrts.tron are aboard
this bout blit, they nay stop-off in Juneud .
for u few-dayd. A ' ■
1 k . \ ; . ...
Herbert Tiche-y from Austria is staying at
the Dormitory.. Ho arrived on tile 'OfOIL
lust week and will bo herb aaotuc-r vvuok of
two, ruid then will/go. into the Interior,'.'
He is taking photographs for Life magazine.\
The first of next wbok- ‘he will ;o put on
a trap line and he is not losing any op
portunities to soe everything. Inciden
tally he is an exp eft skiier and wont out
last week-end with apparty of Palnoritos.
is young, a doctor of goology and has
already published a bo'cjjc written in Gorman
which will soon be transl .tod into English
in London. Ho has just recently spent
some tine in India, taking pictures.
John Campbell, brother of 3tcw Campbell,
is due to arrive here Friday. Stew has
already planned a skiing party to bo cou
posod of his brother, Mr. Tidier/ and him
self for Sunday. John wiil be here for a
week or so and then will go north to Fair
banks and will bo in Alaska several months.
Ed Ueek got in from his trap lines last
Saturday after being out all winter. He
had a good catch. Ed works for tho Alaska
Road Coixiission during the- summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ibrig who have been in
charge of the Dormitory cookery left for1
itnehorage Saturday. Mrs. HSlbn Ferrin,
who cooked there last year, took over.
Norbort Nathe who waswith tho Project al
most from the beginning, first in the Trad
ing Post office and finally in the Ware
house, was in Palmer the first of this week
for a visit. He left palmer last July to
take a position with the Railroad in Anchor
age. He has just returned f fori a two-month
leave of absence which no tools, at.ills ola.
home in Sauk Center, Minn, "He-attended fifu3
iness college at 3t.Cloud while there. He,
returned to his job with' this;.RailroV\$ pn';; ;
Tuesday of this week after visiting ftiha-’.: \ ■
Louis Odsather, the "Nick'*'• Hichojjsihnd fljts?
of other friends in Palner. • • h.u|
Mrs.Runar Mattson received a telegram., on
the 15th that her mother liad passed awhy
that day in Ahhland, Wisconsin.
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Mrs. Vic Chapman entertained the ladies
•yfli'o assisted- her in selliJj^ tickets for
rafflje :in 'conjunction with the Miss
MatjunUflfa liCaid contest, with a luncheon in
kt'p jifino ;oii.‘lV?dnehdiiy. ; Those invited were
Mhs.B'ajjqMd ferie’sai.:.;'Mrs. I^awrence Vasnao ja,
Mrs.' 03car Kerttxilla, Mrsi' Thomas Lepak,
Mrs. Clarence Sorenson,, Mrs. Max Ennes and
Mrs. Jack Herman.