—Miss Tbekla Knopf went to Owa
tonna Wednesday to meet Mi88 Marie
Sterling on her way home from Beloit
college.
—Mis. J. A. Johnson of Minneapolis
came VVeduwsdav to visit her daughter,
Mrs. A. Ji". Collins.
..
—Miss Harriet Merrick of Plaintield«
N. J. came Tuesday of last'week to
spend the holidays with her brother,
Geo. W. Merrick.
Miss Minnie Reinartz arrived.Wed
nesday from Aberdeen, S. D. to visit
her parents.
—Miss Marie Sautes who is attend
ing t.arltou College is home for tbe
holidays.
—Chris Kordes of Aitkin was a caller
Wednesday, fie attended Blue lodge
in the evening. He went to see rela
tives at Lyle Centre Thursday.
—Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rasmussen
visited E. £.: Gransee's folks Thurs
day on their way to Brownsdale.
—Miss Stella Slayen went to Minnea
polis Thursday for a brief visit.
—Geo. Sulton Jof Rose Creek came
Wednesday and stayed until yesterday
with M. J. Slaven. Mr. Slaven is
getting quite feeble.
—Bans Carlson of fusing was in
AUBtiu Thursday.
—On Wednesday and Thursday
this week.the Minnesota Educational
Association, will meet in business ses
in the old Capitol building, St.
Paul. This meeting is called for the
purpose of electing officers and. to
change the present articles 6f incor
poitation so as to elinimate conflicting
articles.'
—Joel Winkjer of Crookston has
accepted the appointment from Gover
nor A. O. Eberhart and will become
state dairy and food commissioner
when the term of Andrew French ex
pires in /anuary. Mr. Winkjer iB now
an inspector in. the dairy division of
the federal departmant of agriculture.
Several vears ago Mr: Winkjer served
in the state dairy department aB a
creamery inspector, and on account
of his excellent work he was secured
for the federal.
