The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-09-28
;66o Farm Preside.
GIeanings by Our Country
Correspondents. .....
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b. Camp and family Of Blue Hill
spent Sunday with John South and
wife.
L. Pierson and family spent Sun
day afternoon with G.. Babb and
family.
George Judkins and family called
on Mrs. Chas. Judkins on Sunday
afternoon.
Frank and Chester Way are digging
potatoes for Mr.. Fritzell of Green
lake this week.
Hurry, each and all. Winter is
coming and it may catch you if you
are laggard.
Paul Griep and Herman Abram
spent one evening last week at the J.
Pierson home.
Boyd Hamilton and Iva McCracken |
spent Sunday with their cousin, S. A.
Lane, and family.
The farmers are hauling their sor-
ghum cane to Thompson's. There was
quite a bit of cane raised around here
this year.
Croquet seems to be the ruling game
up at the corners. You can hear the
balls cracking at almost any time
these days.
The Norberg threshing outfit is
operating in this vicinity. The Hard
ing machine has pulled back to
Greenbush.
Everyone has their beans all cut
and waiting for bean thresher to
come around. Nearly every farmer
planted beans this year.
Mrs. G.. johnson and daughter,
Wayne, and Mrs. Verne Mellotte and
Mildred johnson called at the
O'Malley home on Sunday.
We miss Jess smiling face since he
departed for St. Paul to resume his
studies in the law school. Jess is one
of our most genial young men.
VIM. Trunk and family, Mrs.
Smithers and daughter, Ada, and
Mrs. Heath and daughter, Mildred,
spent Sunday with O. A. Dorff and
family.
There wasn't so large an attendance
at church at the Judkins school house
on Sunday as usual. We wonder
what the reason was? Perhaps it was
on account of the cold weather.
There was large crowd in atten-
dance at Sandy lake on Friday and
everyone reports dandy time. If
you desire a royal good time you
should 60 to the Sandy lake dances.
Richard and Ernest Rosing are here
from Minneapolis for couple Of
weeks with their parents. The boys
are employed as street car conductors
at that place. We are glad to see
their beaming countenances in this
vicinity again.
Miss Odegaard is preparing {
unique entertainment to be held in thu
Judkins school house on Halloween
night. Afterwards carpet rag
social will be held. Each ball will b.
sold to the highest bidder and thel
will commence the fun, for the younE
fellows will unwind their balls Of car
pet rags to see what fair lady's nam
is hidden therein. We are all looking
forward to it with great anticipation
Hurry up, you other schoolma Jams
and think up something just as uniqu
if not more so.
Mr.. Gharet lost COW last week.
Mathew White has returned HON
from Montana.
Ed Laporte is sick and DR.. Coone
is attending him.
Mr.. Sanborn was trying his cor
binder on Sunday.
Del Pierson was caller at Tol
Looney's on Sunday.
VIM. O'Malley has been on the sic
list but is improving.
Miss Elita Smithers was a guest {
her parents over Sunday.
Some of the neighbors have the
threshing done and some have not.
Ada Smithers, Mildred Heath, Mr.
Smithers and Mrs. Lizzie Heath wei
out butternutting on Sunday.
BLUE HILL
Mrs. E. Camp spent Monday callir
on Mrs. Chas. Brande.
NJ. Orahood was out from Princete
visiting old-time neighbors last wee
Frank Morrill, and wife made
business trip to Princeton on Mo
day.
Matt johnson has had new 70