The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-04-13
ZIMMERMAN.

Mr.. Cloutier received q cow by ex-
press Tuesday from Verges.
The M. w. "A. boys will give dance
in their hall Tuesday evening, April
rs. Music by Harrington's orchestra
Of Clearwater.
On account Of ill health our young
assistant cashier of the bank, Mr..
Heneman, was obliged to give up his
position for a while. He left for his
home at Pembina, N. D., Wednesday.
His many friends hope to see him back
soon.
Quite a large crowd attended the
| Max Mierke sale Tuesday. A. R.
Berglund was clerk at the sale.
Ray Briggs left Tuesday morning
for North Dakota.
Mrs. Morrison was passenger to
Elk River Tuesday.
Jerry Haley was in town Tuesday.
Fred Lemke went to Minneapolis
Tuesday after his auto truck. He ex-
poets to do his hauling from Mime
apolis with the truck.
John Cherveny purchased a horse
| Tuesday from Mr.. Emmons.
C. A. Williams Of Spencer Brook
moved his household goods, farm ma
chinery, stock, etc., here Monday and
is shipping to Montana.
Mr.. Ordway and family from Min
neapolis bought the Frank Hall farm
and moved onto it Monday.
DR.. Fridley, dentist, will be at the
hotel here April 18th to 18th, and
will make regular trips each month.
M. K. Tiff and wife and son, Donald,
and Mrs. C. E. Swanson were in town
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wright left on
Tuesday morning for the western part
of the state, where Ed will do carpen-
ter work. They went as far as Elk
River by auto.
Mr.. Opitz Of Elk River was here
last Friday and tuned Mrs. H. Swan
sons piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tiff are having
their house papered. Ed Peterson is
doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pallanch, formerly of
Oak Park, who are now travelling,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Swanson. From here they autoed to
St. Cloud with Mr. and Mrs. Swanson
Sunday afternoon.
Irving Bean is finishing the work
on his house that was started last
summer.
Mrs. H. Stendahl and son are spend
ing a couple of weeks in Minneapolis
with relatives.
Lineman Johnson Of Big Lake was
in town Saturday repairing telephones.
Mrs. Kettelson entertained for sup
per Sunday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Foley and Harry Olson.
Ina Bean spent Sunday evening
| with her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Tiff visited at
Bert lifts over Sunday.
Irving Hetrick was in Elk River
! between trains Monday.
Isaac Johnson whose health is very
poorly, went to Anoka Monday to
consult a doctor.
| The Misses Pearl and Lulu White
lock entertained at dinner Sunday the
Misses Ina Bean, Olive Mallory and
Myrtle Tiff.
Ted Mallory was delivering strained
honey Saturday.
Olive Mallory, Laura Lynch and
Myrtle Tiff who are teaching school at
Orrock, Blue Hill and Meadowvale, re-
spectively, came home Friday even
ing and remained until Monday morn.
ing.
Is Zimmerman to have ball team
or not? This question is in the mind
of all the fans. We have boosted a
good ball team many years and would
like to keep up our reputation. Now
is the time to get busy, boys.
| M1. 11d1uI1lci uIOV0 W Ilh NlV6T Oh
Sunday evening to board the nine o.
clock train for Minneapolis.
! J. o. Nyberg and Miss Augusta
Norberg spent Sunday at Norberg's
west Of town.
| Bert Nash and family spent Sunday
at Ed Snythe's.
| Louise Olson has accepted a posi-,
ton at the hotel during the absence
| Of Hilda Embretson.
After Floyd Neuman returned from
his drive Sunday he stated that he
might board at the hotel for Wills
now.
John Kruger has purchased new
Ford car from Foley & Cohoes, and is
building garage for it.
The Social club meets at Mrs. H
Swanson's this week.
The many friends of Jesse Larsen
a we'll known young man formerly Of