The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-01-02

the week.
Mrs. Liskey and daughter, Eva,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Bergeron on Wednesday evening.
WOODWARD BROOK.
Frank Shea bought two COWS from
Fred Eggert last week.
Miss Hilda Anderson of Princeton
spent last Thursday with her parents
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Blocker of Pease
visited with the Talen family on
Friday.
Lucas Slagter and Andrew Trabant
drove to Milaca Saturday on land
business,
Ernest Hamann returned from the
cities on Monday after pleasant
visit with friends, -
The Christmas party at the NJ. 3.
Anderson home on Thursday evening
was greatly enjoyed. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Talen spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Van Rocket at :Pease. VI
VIM. Jones has returned from
Grand Rapids and will spend the
winter with his family here. 49,
Miss Mary Starkenburg of Milaca
spent several days here last week
with her friend, Ellen Slagter.
P. W. Jensen delivered one of his
blooded Holstein bulls to Mr.. Christie
son, north of Milaca, last week.
Miss Louise Kaufert returned to
Princeton on Friday after spending
the holidays with her parents here.
Miss Genevieve Colburn of Pease
is spending part of her vacation with
the Misses Margaret and Mary Jen-
sen. .'f'>.='s fi@t. a.
Ira Starkenburg has had several
teeth extracted because of an injury
received in an accident while saving
wood at Geo. Hertels.. <'
Mrs. Chris Goldberg is rapidly re-
covering from the effects Of the oper-
alton she underwent at the North
western hospital a week ago. ina
Mr.. and Mrs. T, Yotten enter
tanned large party of friends on
Christmas day. and q New Year
party was given at the Thorring
home, ~,-~, .. -.
The first annual meeting of the
Woodward Brook Telephone company
will be held on January I, at O'Clock
in the afternoon, at the, town hall.
Every member is requested to be
present: VsG1F
Cows are bringing fancy price
owing to the scarcity of good stock
and the high price of cream. Mr..
Hertel pays from $50 to $50 a COW,
and finds he cannot get them readily
at that. t....-> i% b.
Fhe Sunday school program on
Chflstn1as eVehihg was very pleasing
and a we'll filed schoolhouse testi:
fed to the Interest manifested in
this part of the education 81 0ur
children. There will be t16 Sunday
school held for 10 weeks, as tiIere IS
no shelter whatever for the ffopses If
the families that come from a dis:
lance.
Nels Nelson and family of Froid
Mont, have spent the past week
with Mr.. and Mrs. P. Jensen and
Visited with many of their old
friends IN the neighborhood. SUNDAY
a. dinfler party to which many Of
tHe1r 6ld-tinae neighbors were bid
den'' Was given at the Peter Jensen
horne. The Nelson family formerlv
owned the farm Of Hans Rassnussen.
bit like theit new Home in Mortana
They. VIII, VISIT With relatives at
N;ofthfeld and other places before.
lea7ing fof' their 'hofae.. 800
Peter Jensen hAd a; rlitiawav on,
Monday evening; which resulted il, =,
smashed; UP bdtigg$yy! 'ahh' runners: ne
was retur9ing frdmn' a" meet}iipz Of:
the directors of the TGffs!hhorado'S Mil.
tual Fire INSURANCE Co.,. which,, VS.
held at Greenbdsh'' and. when. near,
hi home. he turned int65 a sdiptha to,
keep on the snow, when he slddenlv,
found himself <, DUMPED Quit Of the rig,
and the horses running # o1rn homndie
The tip-over or. tip-outt; H was ( 50" s,;Sdta
den that Mr.. Jensen was, a bit Idazsd, 8
We are glad it was the buggy and
not Mr.. Jensen that got tt' .1the ,wG%TSffy
of it.
,% LVoNiA.
Emily Colby spent s' christmas ;V;ifb