The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-03-25
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were visiting relatives here on
Thursday.
Rev. Gustafson of Aitkin held SER
vices at the Lutheran church here
on Wednesday evening.
All the Modern Samaritans of this
place attended meeting of that
lodge at Wahkon on Thursday even
ing.
John and Allie Noraus of Redtop
were in town on Thursday evening"
Rudolph Haggberg and Bernard
Carlson returned home on Thursday
from Duluth, where the latter re-
ceived final proof on his claim south
of town.
Steele Brodhead of Sank Rapids
was in town on Wednesday.
Nanny Madison was a pleaant
caller at the Knute Olson home
Thursday evening.
L. A. Nelson shipped carload of
potatoes to St. Louis, Mo-. on Fri
day. Emmett Wicklander had charge
of same.
Misses Jessie Haggberg and Ellen
Johnson called on the Olson girls on
Thursday evening.
German services were held at the
Lutheran church here on Friday.
Herman Pinz and wife, Miss
Louise Pinz and Mrs. Althans of
Granville attended German church
here Friday.
Mr.. Buck and son were down from
Malmo with load of potatoes on
Thursday.
P. J. Anderson and G. S. Day
were down from Opstead on Friday.
Paul Rodin was down from East
wood on Saturday.
Mrs. John Haggberg, Miss Minnie
Bennewitz and Miss Nicholson passed
through here on Saturday.
Peter Haggberg, who is employed
at his brothers. mill at Redtop,
passed Sunday at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caswell and daugh-
ter, Aderine, we're callers at the o.
A. Haggberg home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Sam Rodin is visiting rela-
tives at Eastwood this week.
Albert Wehlast, jr., of Granville
was in town on Monday.
Mr.. Carlson of Cambridge, who
has purchased land at Eastwood,
passed Sunday night in town.
Chester Haggberg was down from
Redtop Sunday.
Rev. Ostlom held services at the
Swedish Baptist church at Opstead
Sunday He was accompanied by
Mrs. Bergman, who visited at the
Jonas Grant home.
Mrs. Albin Wicklander and chill.
dren came up from Cambridge on
Friday for a couple of weeks visit
with relatives here and at Opstead.
Miss Ellen Johnson visited with
her parents at Opstead Sunday.
Mrs. A. Wehlast and son, Hans, of
Granville transacted business in
town Monday evening.
Mr.. PinZ was up from Granville
Monday evening.
A meeting of the school board was
held at the school house Monday
evening". ...
Peter Olson of Eastwood passed
last week with his brother. John, at
this place.
O. A. Haggberg received a carload
of -four and feed Monday. -
Mr.. Henderson of Eastwood trans
acted business in town Monday.
We are sorry to learn that Dan FL
gren is to undergo another operation
at the Swedish hospital in Mime.
apolis this week. We all look for
ward to his recovery.
Mrs. Esseler of Williston, n. D.,
was looking at some land here on
Tuesday.
The 1. S. G. met at the Burroughs
home on Saturday evening. Thir-
teen members and two visitors were
present. The next meeting will be
held at the J. Carlson home. The
members are to unite compositions
which will be read at the meeting.
Visitors are invited to attend, pro-
viding they pay five cents admission.
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