The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-11-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
T. Jensen accompanied Rev.

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stad to Minneapolis Tuesday,.
Misses Emma Hoff, Mary Madison
and Olga Odegard Of the Prin ceton
i high school spent the week end at
their respective homes here
John P. johnson and sister, Emma,
took an auto load Of honey to St. Cloud
last Tuesday. Mr.. johnson has dis
posed of nearly all of his honey in
St. Cloud, where it found ready sale
at good prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. Jensen autoed to
Snake River Sunday, where they Wis
i tied the latter's parents.
Geo. Uran transacted business in
Snake River Saturday.
Mrs. O. G. Void and daughter,
Luella, attended the funeral of the late
Mr.. Ewing at Princeton Saturday.
Christ Knutson, Isaac Anderson,
Elmer Void and Jens Lofty left for
Minneapolis Monday, from where they
will leave for the lumber camps. s.s
Mrs. Wicktor of Princeton visited
relatives here last week, and attended
the golden wedding at H, Nelas'
Whooping cough has made sta ,und
again in Glendorado and quite Few
families are battling with it.
Mrs. Millet Simonsen will snseT @:ain
| the Young Ladies' Union ssaSe day
afternoon. A cordial invita- tti3s ok
tended to all.
Rev. and Mrs. Gulrud wef9 me
apolis visitors last Thursday
Bessie and Isaac Knutson s.4s3s4S at
urday and Sunday with thar int,
Mrs. Jacob Knutson of Blue TIA
Rev. Wolstand of Minnaaaols l!eld
services at T. Jensen's last ;stlne;ay.
Mrs. Albert Moey was = md
denly i'll last Thursday Dr.. ss.e tlaa,
of Foley was called then alHs t$Ia ;9alE-
day DR.. Kline of Anoke cam ri. At
present writing she is sof1ts ertl1@ i'm
proved.
Last Thursday, Oct. 26,| heixg the
golden anniversary of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ha'Hur Nelson, a
large crowd of neighboE IS alhe relatives
gathered at their hon. to: h2lp cele-
brate it. A sumptuoua Ah3},er and
supper were served. dr.s end Mrs.
Nelson received some Beg - full pres
ents, and large sum Ct 1l;1aney. Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson were married in Nor
way, Oct. 26, 1866, and theih union was
blessed with seven ehildEe all Of
whom are living and MARI He'd, and all
with grandchildren wer y present.
They were J. X. Nelson, IMrs. L. D.
Larson and Mrs. H. Stowe, of Glen
dorado; Nels Nelson, who lived on the
home place, Mrs. Oscar y, ktor Of San
tiago, Mrs. Godfrey VICTOR of Elk
River, and Mrs. Edisrno of Mime
apolis. We extend cur congratula-
lions to Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Nelson and
hope they may live to celebrate their
diamond anniversary.
October 81 occurred THE death Of
Mrs. Annie Strand, at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Neegard, in Minneap-
oils. Deceased was an old settler here
and was nearly 80 years old. A year
ago occurred the death of Mr.. Strand,
and since that time Mrs. Strand
failed rapidly. This SUMMER she went
to Minneapolis to make her home with
her daughter. The REMAINS We're
brought from Minneapolis Wednesday
and the funeral was conducted from
the Norwegian Lutheran church. in
Glendorado, on Tuesday, Oct. 30. Rev.
Gulrude officiated. The pallbearers
were Jens Lofty, H. Nelson, J. Ode
gard, Isaac Anderson, p. .Garburg
and O. N. Viste. Tie choir rendered
several beautiful hymns and there was
a profusion of flowers. Deceased
leaves two daughters, Mrs. Neegard
Of Minneapolis, and Mrs. L. Larson Of
Glendorado, and one son, Anton
Strand, of Washington. We extend
our sympathy to the bereaved.