The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-06-19
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GleaninRs by Our Country
Correspondence. 5000.
WOODWARD BROOK,

about 100, gathered at Jonas Nor
mans home. where they found Mr.
and Mrs. Jones already entertaining
company. Refreshments had beer
brought along and everybody got
busy having good time. A sum Of
money, abouat S42, was handed tc
the bride as token of the esteem
in which she is held by our people
In the evening about 80 young people
came to offer belated congratulations,
and they proceeded to have a jolly
time. Long life to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones'
The Busy Bees, or as they have
been known until now, the Girls
Sewing Circle of the Swedish Mission
church, will meet with their presi.
dent, Mrs. B. Extrand. June %, and
arrange their articles of fancy work
and sewing for their auction sale,
which takes place June "a, at :
o'clock p. m. On that day the Mis-
sion Sunday school will hold basket
l,
on the Extrand place, near their
church. After the sale the young
ladies, or Busy Bees, will serve a
dainty lunch. Everybody is invited
to spend the day with them and
help make the work of the Busy
Bees success by bidding high. The
money received will all be expended
for a good cause.
Mrs. Susick Of Chicago is a guest
Of her old time friend, Mrs NJ. G.
Thorring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holach of Mime
sofa lake spent from Thursday until
Monday with their niece, Mrs. Henry
Minks, and family here.
Rev. Lang of Minneapolis came
here Friday evening and conducted
religious services at the Adolph
Minks home both Friday and Satur-
day evenings, in the German Ian
guage. On Sunday afternoon at 2
O'Clock he held baptismal services on
the banks of the West Branch, near
the Nystead home, when Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Minks, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Jaenicke and Flora A. Minks
were baptized. In the evening he
spoke in district Sc school house,
where Rev. Orrock held services.
Rev. Orrock also held services and
baptized four members Sunday fore
noon. He will again hold services
in district Sc Sunday evening, June
%.
Mrs. Louis Peterson returned to
Milaca on Saturday after week s
visit with the Thorring family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jensen and
daughters, Margaret and Mary, spent
Sunday in Nlilaca, where Rev. Lars
gard, their former pastor, preached
that day. Miss Margaret remained
in Milaca until Tuesday morning,
the guest Of her friend, Mrs. Myron.
p. w. Jensen went to Jordan on
Monday to take a course of treat
ments in the mud baths for his
rheumatism. We hope he may re-
turn to us we'll man.
Gust Minks has improved much
the past week and is now able to be
around and at his work again.
Messrs. Blaglow and koochen.
bacher of Minneapolis were visitors
among the Minks families over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dikkon of Foley
drove over here Saturday to visit
friends until Monday.
Rudolph and Albert jacobson are
reshingling Peter Jensen's barn.
Mrs. Garrett Slagter and sons, Louis
and John, returned to Raymond on
Tuesday after week S visit at the
l.. Slagter home. Miss Ellen Slagte1
returned with them and will spend a
month visiting relatives around
Prinsburg.
Road work in our district
began in earnest on Good Roads Day
The limit, l0mill tax, is being
worked out here.
George Hertel has improved the
looks Of his barn by giving it couple
OF coats of paint. Who next?
Lucas Slagter is building a new
summer kitchen this week, and ha:
just finished putting siding on hi!
house.
Miss Daisy BECKER expects to re-
turn to her work as nurse, in Du
buque, Iowa, on Thursday.
Hilda and Nettie Anderson wen
to Meeker county on Wednesday TO-
a visit with relatives and friends an(
to be present at a Norwegian Jubilee
on June 10.
Our mail man, Ed Johnson, O.
Milaca has motorcycle now, an(
so we ger out mail little earlier OF
days when the roads are fit TO
motoring.
Chris Minks, jr., came home from
Northland college, Ashland. Wis.