The Princeton union., 1911-07-20
56o Farm FireSide.
G1eanings by Our Country
Correspondents. .....
GREENE BUSH.

GREENHOUSE.
Emil Zimple has already harvested
his oats. He reports light crop.
Some patches Of potatoes in this vi
cinity have been struck by the blight.
Relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Rocheford from St. Paul are visiting
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Grow and
family Sundayed at the A. E. Grow
home.
Stanley and Alma Weinberg visited
at the Robideau home last Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Reed of San
tiago visited with Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Grow last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Rehaume and
family visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rehaume last Sunday.
At the regular school meeting last
Saturday night John Grow was re-
elected school clerk for a period of
three years. Other business was also
transacted.
The dance and box social given at
Charles Crows last Wednesday even
ing proved a success. About $40 was
realized and everyone had a most en-
joyab]e time.
Mrs. Julia Robideau, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in this
vicinity for the past two weeks, left
for Minneapolis last Monday, where
she will spend the summer.
Clarence Grow has invented a very
intricate piece of mechanism with
which he is able to start balky
horse. The intricacies of the con-
struction will be fully described later.
Mrs. Henry Sager and sons, Mer-
lyn, Charles and Gerald, left for LIE
Sueur Center last Saturday, where
they will visit relatives. Nevertheless
"Hank" is not without trained cook
in the culinary department..
Services we're conducted in the
Greenbush Catholic church last Sun
day by Rev. Father Levings. The
singing of the choir was exceedingly
good and we only hope they will keep
the good work up. The choir consists
of Hazel, Archie and Harvey Robi-'
deau, and Mrs. Louis Rocheford and
her daughter, Octavia.
We see by the Crown items that
there is much attraction at that place
for the Angstman boys. Why, cer-
tainly; the boys play ball down there
and most assuredly it is necessary for
them to go there every Sunday. How
about it, fellows? Wonder how many
would like to hear from a Baldwin
correspondent? Quite sure we all
would.
Long Siding went down to defeat
before the fast Blue Hill team last
Sunday. The batteries for Blue Hill
we're Cy Robideau and Ray Kaliher;
for Long Siding, Art Leander, Art
Larson and Thorsen. The score was
Is to 7. Bill Doane umpired the game
and, as is always the case when Billy
umpires, it was free from all
wrangling and rag chewing.
They came, they saw, but they
didn't conquer. Yes, out of the a.
votes cast for semi-graded school in
this district 10 voters came to the
school meeting last Thursday evening
with the firm intent to defeat such an
important undertaking. But the
better and the more far-sighted ele-
ment OF the district turned out and 81
votes were cast in favor Of the afore-
mentioned question. 1t hardly seems
natural that anyone would vote
against bettering the school conditions
but, nevertheless, 10 votes we're cast
against it, We heartily wish to thank
Mrs. A. E. Grow, who circulated the
petition, for her trouble and, further
more, we are glad that her efforts
we're crowned with success. No doubt
preparation for building the new ad-
dition will soon be commenced. A
sufficient amount of money has been
raised to build onto the old school,
house.
Floyd Harmon was caller at F.
Wenberg's on Saturday..
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Robideau spent
Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
ROhidaan,s