The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-02-04
GERMANY

ASHoS I1OTSGman visited With her
cousin, Myrtle Carr, last week.
On Thursday evening of last week
about twelve young folks gathered
at H. Heitman's. Games were
played and the evening was spent
very pleasantly.
Mrs. Emma Thoma and brother,
Walter Hoffman, called at H. Heit-
mans on Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Rosen called on Mrs. II.
Hoffman one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Benseman enter
tanned quite number of relatives
and friends to dinner on Sunday.
The German Lutheran Ladies' Aid
society met with Mrs. Ed Benseman
last Friday.
Those who spent Tuesday evening
with ii. Holthus and family were J..
Wilhelm, John Fischer, Fl. Hoffman,
jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Benseman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thoma.
Mrs. Bertha Manke is again stay
ing with her son, Reinhardt, and
family. ). -.@. -.
Miss Bertha Newman is here from
the cities, where she has been working
for some time, to visit with her par
ents for week or two.
Mrs. Arthur Sleeves was a pleas
ant caller at VIM. Schmidt's on
Tuesday.
Miss Cora Bockoven visited with
her grandma, Mrs. Sophia Bockoven,
last week. ?
A few young folks gathered at VIM.
Schmidt's on Sunday evening.
r. and Gust Manke are hauling
wood from Bogus Brook this week.
PEAsE.
Misses Pauline Trunk and Mary
Jensen went to Milaca Friday even
ing. r.. ,....s.g- 80:
Claus Hanenburg and family of
Gainesville, Wis, arrived here last
Thursday evening. Mr.. Hanenbure
has purchased Peter Shutters farm
and they will now make their home
here.
Messrs. Ralph and James Drinks
and Miss Hattie Drinks arrived here
from the cities on Friday evening.
Hattie has completed course of
training in one of the surgical hospi-
tails of st. Paul and will be graduated
from there in February. .@
Misses Minnie Fisher and Jennie
Stro6tmen of Prinsburg have been
visiting. at John De Rose s the past
week. A party was given at the De
Rose residence in their honor last
Thursday evening.
Ernest johnson has his sawmill To-
Gated 219 miles south of Pease and a
quarter of mile east. He will be-
gin saving March l. He will be
There to receive logs at any time and
farmers should do their hauling as
soon as possible.
John De Rose went to Minneapolis
Tuesday to attend the ..auto show
and transact business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlie Jones of Page
visited at F. II. Bartelt's Tuesday.
A son arrived at. the home of Mr..
and Frank Kuperus on Thursday
last
The creamery shipped q tubs
of butter this week
John Norman was passenger to
Milaca Monday evening.
D. j. Fouquette went to Milaca
Saturday evening and returned Mon
day morning.
John Hanenburg and friends IN.
loaded Claus Hanenburg's car of
household goods on Tuesday.
Ole Wittgren is now running the
feed mill for Neil Byl.
f The annual business meeting of
the Pease Cooperative creamery was
held January %. The annual report
for 1914 was read by Secretary G. 81.
Strating, and it showed that the
creamery had had a very successful
year. The shareholders may we'll
feel proud of their creamery. All
the old officers we're reelected.
The question Of paying for cream
according to quality was taken up
and in a motion made and carried it
was decided that if IS per cent Of
the shareholders present were In.
favor of cream grading a second
meeting should be held and a speak
Ell. secured from the state dairy and
food department. to give the pat
arons all the information possible
on the subject. Seyenty-fve per
cent voted in favor of this. The
secretary will notify all hareholders
as to the date of the next meeting.
as soon as he hears from the dairy