The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-11-07
ole Farm Fireside.
Gleanings by Our Cosstry
Correspondents.
ziMM ERMAN.

Sunday here. -
John Kruger was in Elk River on
business last Friday.
John Hetrick was passenger to
Elk River last Friday.
A few of the young boys were out
serenading on Hallowe ZEN night.
Chas. Swanson and family were
calling on relatives here Sunday.
Robert Brink drove to Spencer
Brook Saturday and returned Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tiff of Elk Riv-
er we're in town Monday and Tues
day.
Emil Swartz went to St. Francis
last Sunday to work on the road for
l.. D. Carter.
r. F. Brown had carload of
apples on the track here last week,
which he sold.
Mr.. Pattee, a mason from Pine
River, is working on I. E. w. Briggs
house on his farm.
E. H. Foley took a trip over the
four counties last week with candi-
dates for representative.
Irving Bean is building large
barn, 30 by 60 feet, on his farm.
Frank Hall is helping him.
Miss Houske, George Smythe, Miss
Munson and Victor Malm spent Sun
day evening at the Bean home.
There was a large crowd at the
dance Friday night. Mrs. D. Kill
martin served a very nice supper.
Jack Larsen and r. e. Lynch are
working on a we'll at Bruno
which they expect to complete this
week.
Miss Crowley, who is teaching at
Waverly, spent from Friday evening
until Sunday afternoon with Miss
Burns.
Louise Hurtt and Myrtle and Lyle
Tiff came home from Elk River on
Friday evening and remained until
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Blanchett and
Miss Inga Mohn of Elk River called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Larsen on
Sunday.
Mr.. Blanchett, hotel proprietor,
went to Minneapolis on Saturday
evening and returned on Sunday
evening.
The train changing time makes it
more convenient for people wishing
to visit Minneapolis and return on
the same day.
Prof. Victor Malm, who is in the
real estate business in Minneapolis,
came up Saturday and returned
Wednesday morning.
L. D. Carter has taken another
road JOB at St. Francis and Andrew
and Roy Carter and George Foley
are working for him.
Chas. Mulder, who went out to
North Dakota about three months
AGO, returned last Thursday to visit
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
Parker of Elk River, and Mr.. Brown
of North Dakota called on R. F.
Brown and family on Tuesday.
Mr.. Hayes moved his family to St.
Paul on Tuesday, where they will
live this winter. Mrs. Higgins and
son, Arthur, will live on Mr.. Hayes
farm.
NJ. X. Tiff Of Elk River, accom-
panied by three relatives from Mime
apolis, came up here hunting last
Sunday and succeeded in getting
some game.
Mr.. Berglund is building a modern
house and it will be completed in
about three weeks. He now has the
cage and we are looking for the bird
most any time.
Ed Johnson and Annie Meyers
were married in Minneapolis last
Thursday and came up on the even
ing train to spend few days with
their relatives.
The republican rally in the hall
Monday night brought out quite a
large crowd; there were ten promi-
nent men from Princeton and five
from Elk River.
The Rebekahs met Saturday even
ing and had a jolly time. Popcorn
and peanuts were served after the
meeting and they also had a taffy
pull, which makes great fun.
The Episcopal ladies served dinner
and supper in the Union church on
election day. They had lots of good
things to eat and were patronized
law