—Examinations for eighth grade
subjects will be held in the high
school building Thursday and Friday..
—Rev. C. W. Burgess of Chester,
Iowa, was in the city last week and
visited his sister, Mrs. L. D. Carter.
—The Danish Brotherhood will
hold a beauty contest Friday even
ing, March 26th. Everybody cordial
ly invited.
—Miss Caroline Qvalson left yes
terday for her home ni Goodhue for
a week's vacation from studies at-the
U. of S. M.
—The Degree of Honor took in
three new members at their meeting
Friday night. Cards and lunch were
afterward enjoyed.
—Mrs. Henry Martin entertained
the Crocus club Thursday afternoon.
Sociability prevailed and the ladies
enjoyed lunch at six o'clock.
—Art French was presented with a
watch fob by a company of friends
who called at his home Friday even
ing to remind him of his birthday.
—Mrs. L. D. Baird and daughter,
Frances left Friday for the cities and
Crookston, to spend Easter at the
latter place, where Miss Helen is vis
iting.
—Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoppin of
Spokane, Wash., are parents of twin
babies, a boy and a girl. Mrs. Hop
pin is the daughter cf Rev. and Mrs.
]. F. Stout.
—The Amona held it's regular busi
ness meeting at the home of Miss
Evelyn Snyder Wednesday evening.
A fine business meeting was held and
a social time enjoyed.
—Paul Crouch, pitcher, went to St.
Paul Friday to join the St. Paul club
of the American Association and' go
with them to Arkansas and Texas to
their training quarters.
—Gust Mars of Mill street and
Gust King of the grocery store on
Ash street, were fined $10 and costs
and $15 and costs respectively, for
selling tobacco to minors.
