The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-08-03
ZIMMERMAN.

Minneapolis Tuesday.
Foley & Cohoes will have a carload
of Fords in the last of this week.
Dawson, Valley & Frye of ELL
River have completed their work or
the north road and shipped their goods
out Of here Friday.
Milford Jennison and Mr.. and Mrs
Bowen Jennison spent Sunday at Fred
Martineau's.
H. Swanson and wife spent Sunday
in Minneapolis.
8. A. Kittelson and family and Ben
Jennison and family went to Sandy
lake Sunday evening to go bathing
The ball game at Bethel Sunday
was victory for Bethel by a score
of to 1. Our boys lacked several
of their players and consequently lost
the game.
Quite a crowd of ladies from here
attended the Ladies' Aid meeting at
Chas. Killers last Friday afternoon.
Some of the young fellows from
here attended the dance in Frank Gil
ligan's barn Saturday night.
Foley & Cohoes have installed an
air plant and an electric lighting sys-
tenn in their garage.
DR.. Page Of Elk River was here
Saturday afternoon and evening and
examined about thirty people for the
Woman lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lynch and Miss
Marie Johnson autoed to Elk River
Friday evening.
Kenneth Bridge came home from
Princeton Saturday where he has been
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Swanson went to
Lake Minnetonka Monday for a two
weeks visit at the Berquist home.
G. D. Hetrick purchased Ford car
from Foley & Cohoes last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Nicholson and
children autoed to Hastings Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wright autoed to
Saltwater Sunday to attend a church
picnic.
The Social club met at Elk lake last
Wednesday evening for seven o'clock
picnic supper. Quite a number Of
those who are not members also at
tended the festive gathering. Judging
by the bountiful supply Of tempting
viands, some housewives had evidently
put in many busy hours. This ended
the meetings Of the club until the
weather is cooler when it will again
assume it's duties and pleasures.
Miss Wyman left for her home at
Dodge Center Thursday.
R. F. Brown entertained his cousin
a few days last week.
Mr.. Teele of Minneapolis is here or
ganizing Woman lodge. He has
about IS members.
Mrs. Hammers mother, Mrs. Otter
son, who has been here quite a num-
Der of weeks, returned to her home at
Dwight, N. D., Saturday.
w. R. HURT, John Magney, B. N.
Nash and I. F. Walker were visitors
at Spectacle lake Friday.
Milford Jennison and wife autoed to
Minneapolis Saturday. They returned
in the evening accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Bowen Jennison and Irve
Jenison who spent Sunday here.
Mr.. Munson from Minneapolis was
a guest at the Stendahl home Sunday
Oscar Swanson, a former resident
of this place, came up from Minneap-
oils to spend Sunday. While here he
obligingly assisted the boys in the
ball game Sunday.
Harold Heneman arrived here Fri
day evening from his home at Penn
bina, N. D. We are sorry to say that
on account Of his poor health he will
not resume his position at the bank.
He returned home Saturday.
Elizabeth Nicholson, who has spent
the past six weeks with relatives at
Mora, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Hoolihan and son who have
been guests at the H. Pratt home
returned to Minneapolis Saturday
They were accompanied by Beatrice
Pratt who will remain short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kruger autoed tc
Elk River Monday evening.
Harry Olson was up from Elk River
to spend Sunday.
Miss Olga Wilson spent Sunday at
her home in Orrock.
c. A. Stillman and son Carol went
to Minneapolis Saturday. Mr.. Still.
man returned Sunday evening anc
Carol will remain for couple Of
weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Berglund are
entertaining Mrs. Berglund's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale from Sank Rapids
and also her aunt and uncle who live
in the northern part of the state.
Mrs. John Looney and baby returned
home from the Princeton hospita
Wednesday,