The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-09-14
Sic Farm Preside.
Greanings by Our Country
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with Mildred Johnson.
Fred Murphy cut corn for Robert
Nicely one day last week.
Milton Smith and Nettie Patchin
Sundayed at the Judkins home.
Mesdames Dorff and Murphy called
on Mrs. Trunk on Sunday evening.
Olga, Ethel and Paul Griep spent
Sunday in Crown visiting relatives.
Jasper Pierson called on his friend,
Clarence Dorff, on Sunday evening.
Charles Babb and wife called on L.
Pierson and family Sunday evening.
E. Way returned home on Monday |
after few days. visit in Minneapolis. |
Mrs. O.. A. Dorff called at the |
Trunk home one afternoon last week. |
Henry Young and wife spent Satur-
day evening in calling on their neigh |
bors.
Del and Carl Smithers we're spec
tators at the ball game in Wyanett on
Sunday.
Lillian, Blanche and Myrtle Pier son
called on Kathryn Trunk one evening
last week.
Blanche Pierson is staying at
Ernest Moeger's while attending
school in town.
Miss Cita Smithers spent Sunday
at home She is working for Mrs.
Henry Murphy.
The farmers are getting pretty we'll
along with their corn cutting while
some are all through.
The Way, Esler and Gharet families
attended the dance at Roy Esler's in
Greenbush on Saturday evening.
Herman Abram is working for
Henry Young. He has been workin g
for D. Pierson during the summer.
Misses Ruby Sullivan, Jane Way
and Chester Way called at the
Marian Esler home one night last
week.
Mrs. Henry Dorff and son returned
to Minneapolis on Thursday after a
weeks visit with relatives in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Townsend and
family and MIR. and Mrs. Nyberg and
son spent Sunday afternoon at the
Ben Johnson home.
Miss Ruby Sullivan returned to her
home in Minneapolis on Monday after
two weeks visit with her uncle,
Geo. Way, and family.
Ben Johnson's brother from
Moline, ILL.,, returned home last week
carrying with him very high
opinion Of this country.
The enrolment of scholars in dis
trict 81 is 46 and in district ten 30
More will attend both schools as soor
as the fall work is completed.
Henry's baching is broken by his
wife's return home from town for thu
week end. Anything to break thu
monotony of baching, thinks Henry.
Miss Clara Anderson has gone tx
St. Cloud, where she intends to taxi
three-year course at the norma
school. We think Clara is doing jus
right.
There is a great deal Of shooting
going on since the season opened blu
we haven't heard yet of any on
bagging anything. Boys, what is tn
reason?
Iva McCracken and Boyd Hamilto
we're seen riding through the neigh
borhood on their saddle ponies Sun
day. Boyd and Iva are getting to
expert riders.
George Way and family are talkin
Of leaving this vicinity some time i
the near future. We are in hopes tina
they will put it off until some time i
the far future.
There was large crowd in after
dance at church held in the Judkin
school house on Sunday. Those o,
from town we're Mr.. and Mrs. Ferre
and Mrs. Gerrish.
Those who called at the McCracke
home on Sunday we're Ruby Sulliva
Of Minneapolis, Jane, Mildred, Fran
and Chester Way, Mark Youn{
William Olsen, Clarence Dorff an
Herman Abram.
Those attending school in tow
from this vicinity are Lawren'
Angstman, Joseph Trunk, Blancl
Pierson, Thomas Hannay, Mayn
Johnson, Myron and Robert Wallac
Daisy and Ruth Looney, Ward, Helt
and Barbara Young and Pearl M
Cracker. Baldwin is we'll represent.
this year.
OPSTEAD.