The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-04-24
ZIMM ERMAN,

ZIMMERMAN.
l.. D. Carter went to Elk River on
Saturday.
J. E. Cohoe autoed to Elk River
on Saturday.
H. J. Nicholson has purchased an
automobile.
Gust Foley is breaking some colts
for H. J. Nicholson.
| Lille Stendahl was a passenger to
the cities Thursday morning.
Jack Larsen sold a valuable mare
to d. Stevenson last Saturday.
e. H. Foley sold valuable mare
to E. J. johnson last Wednesday,.
Prof. Malm came on the evening
train Saturday to visit his father.
Miss Inga Molin of Elk River
visited Mrs. Jack Larsen over Sun
day.
Mrs. Jack Larsen and Mrs. Her.
man Stendahl drove to Princeton on
Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Swanson of Elk
River were visiting relatives here
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Smith of Prince
ton we're in town on FRIDAY and
Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Hitler of Princeton
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Kruger
last Thursday.
Our baseball team played at Or
rock on Sunday. The score was 10 to
II in favor of Orrock.
Mrs. Hurtt and Mrs. Berglund
drove over to Chas. Killers on
Wednesday of last week.
Miss Maud Bowles Of the North
western hospital came down on the
train Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wright, Mrs.
James IliG and Mrs. Whiteoak autoed
to Elk River last Thursday.
A bunch of Zimmerman boys
autoed to the Blue Hill dance Sa tur-
day night and report a lovely time.
Martin Perman came up from
Minneapolis on Saturday morning to
visit friends and relatives over Sun
day.
The Rebekah ladies met with Mrs.
Ed Foley last week and on Thursday.
May l. will meet at the Union church
to tie comforters.
r. F. Brown & Co. are installing
steam engine in their mill. John
Bither and Henry Holt of Elk River
are doing the work.
e. G. Robertson is preparing to
erect new house. "a by 30 feet, with
cement basement and cellar. Frank
Hall has the work in charge.
The Zimmerman Hardware Co.
seems to be doing a good business
| this spring in farm machinery by the
| the way the manure spreaders are
being taken out by the farmers.
Miss Hazel Trace, teacher in the
Mi]aca schools, visited between trains
with Mrs. A. r. Berglund on Satur-
day. Miss Trace and Mrs. Berglund
are old acquaintance.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mankins came
here from Howard Lake last Thurs
day. They are at present with Mrs.
Mankins' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
L. Robertson. If Mr.. Mankins can
find work they expect to look for
place to live,
On Friday evening", May 2, at s
O'Clock, the Rt. Rev. Samuel Cook
Edsall, D. D., bishop of the diocese
of Minnesota, will make his first
visitation to Zimmerman and will
preach and also confirm any desiring
| that holy rite. Everybody is most
cordially invited to hear the bishop.
The service will be held in the Union
church.
Rev. Earl Baumhofer of St. Paul
delivered an interesting sermon on
Odd Fellowship to large audience
at the Union church Sunday after
| noon. Rev. Baumhofer came by in
vitation from Admore lodge to de-
liver a sermon on the ninety fourth
anniversary of the establishment of
the order in this country, and the
members of both lodges marched in
a body from the hall to the church.
Rev. Baumhofer also delivered a SER
mon in the Methodist church in the
evening, which was we'll attended,
ESTES BROOK.