The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-08-24

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Miss Jeanette ROCKFORD has re-
turned home after about months
visit with relatives at St. Paul. She
was accompanied home by her cousin,
Arthur Savard.
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Grow and son
and Mrs. Louis Lessard and son we're
among those from Princeton who
attended church here on Sunday.
BLUE HILL
Otto Borneke sold COW to August
Thoma last week.
Art LaMoreaux made a trip to
Princeton on Sunday.
Chas. Croft has been stacking
grain for Chas. Reichart.
Jim Brown has commenced to cut
hay on the Looney meadow.
Ed. Edison and George Pratt are
haying on the Reichart farm.
Miss Emma Taylor expects to teach
in Koochiching county this fall.
Chas. Brande and Justin Lavelle
are haying on the Reichart farm.
Miss Gladys Maggart of Princeton
is visiting relatives in Blue Hill this
week.
Miss Aurora Taylor entertained a
gentleman friend from Princeton on
Sunday.
Billy Thompson marketed wagon
load Of watermelons in Princeton on
Monday.
Miss Elsie Gratener has been
making months visit with Mrs.
Marie Rottier.
Grover Taylor broke a spring in
has automobile on Saturday by
running into a stump.
E. L. Everett and wife Of Green
bush we're visiting at Thos. Larson S
in Blue Hill on Saturday.
Fred Borneke and wife attended the
confirmation services at Greenbush
Catholic church on Sunday.
Anton Olson has completed MIR.
Lavelle's new house and has done a
very creditable Job of carpentering.
Oh. Gottwerth of Princeton bought
some cattle from August Thoma that
were in pasture on the Reichart farm.
Carl DEM went to his home north
of Princeton over Sunday and re-
turned to his haying job on Monday.
Miss Sadie HARRISON of Greenbush
spent several days with her brother,
Ben, and wife and returned home on
Tuesday.
Blue Hill ball team played with
Baldwin on Sunday. The game
stood Is to 20 in favor of Blue Hill at
the finish.
The dance at the hall on Saturday
night was largely attended and every.
one seemed to be having the finest
time imaginable.
Mrs. E. Anderson of Princeton has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. jim
Horton, for the past week. She re-
turned to her home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Harvey, and
daughter, Bessie, who had beer
visiting with friends in Blue Hill,
Orrock and Princeton returned
home Saturday morning.
Clarence Taylor and wife and son
Floyd. went to Clear Lake with
Grover Taylor in the latter's auto or
| August ID to visit with VIM. Chisholm
and family, returning the same day.
The wild hay crop of Blue Hill is {
large one and the farmers are getting
it up in good shape, but it will be al
wanted as the hay crop is a failure ir
many places. The natural meadow:
of Blue Hill are hard to beat.
Our mail carrier, Mr.. Bishop, il
taking his annual vacation and Mrs
Bishop is ably handling the mail il
his absence. Mr.. Bishop will visi
the home Of his childhood at La
grange, Walworth county, Wisconsin
A special school meeting was helt
in the school house in district So
Sherburne county, Stevenson school
on August 10, for the purpose of vot
ing on moving the school house. Tn
majority of those present voted t.
move the school house TO the south
east corner of the Chas. Kalihe
farm This is whera It should haz