The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-08
ZIMMERMAN.

| Ina Dean IS staying WITH ner OrOLn-
er on the farm for few weeks.
Mrs. H. Pratt is working at the
central office while Goldie Hetrick is
having a vacation.
Mrs. Berglund is entertaining her
sister from Sank Rapids.
Mr.. Hammer who is working in Min
neapolis spent Sunday here with his
family. = ~....
NJ. C. Blanchett Of Elk River was
in town one evening Of last week.
Alice Hall of Elk River spent a few
days here at the A. B. Briggs home.
She was accompanied home Tuesday
by Ava Briggs.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Owens of
Minneapolis came down from Prince
ton on Tuesday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tiff spent Sun
day at Jim lifts.
Crown and Zimmerman crossed bats
on the local diamond Sunday, which
resulted in a victory for the latter,
the final score being 10 to IL. Our
boys have only played two games this
year and from the outcome Sunday a
little practice on both sides wouldl' t
come amiss.
H. Swanson and wife autoed to Min
neapolis last Sunday.
The H. J. Nicholson family autoed
to Elk River last Saturday evening in
their new Studebaker.
The Ladies' Aid society meets with
Mrs. VIM. Walker next Friday after
noon, June 9. All the ladies are COR
daily invited to attend.
Donald Tiff of Elk River is working
in the Foley & Cohoes garage during
the absence Of Al Bachman, who left
Monday for a few days. vacation.
Irve Jennison of Minneapolis Sun
dayed with relatives and friends here.
Herman Olson who is working in a
garage in Minneapolis, Sundayed with
his brother, Archie, here.
Two autoloads of fishermen COM
prised of the following: Bert Nash, Ed
Hanson, Irve Hetrick, Lew Stendahl,
Mr.. Lyons of the Island in Lake Ere
mont, B. Lyons Of Minneapolis and
B. A. Kettelson, autoed to Elk Lake
at dawn Sunday to try their luck. They
Jared quite we'll.
Sophia Kelener left Tuesday morn
ing for few days. vacation. Miss
Eva. Swanson is the cook at the hotel
during her absence.
Billy Walker had his ankle wrenched
during the ball game Sunday, and as
a result is forced to use crutches.
Messrs. H. Kilmartin, Roy Neumann,
H. Pratt, D. Right and E. H. Foley
attended the ball game at Princeton
on Sunday.
''The Birth of Nation"> produced
at Princeton the first Of this week,
attracted quite few from here.
The Misses Anderson and Larson
of Orrock are assisting at. the Blanch-
EFT hotel during the absence of the
Embretson girls.
Miss Berglund of Sank Rapids is
spending few days with her brother,
A. R. Berglund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley of Minneapo-
lis visited at the Blanchett hotel a
few days last week. Mr.. Stanley was
formerly employed as bookkeeper by
Mr.. Blanchett.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Walker, Myrtle
and Lyle Tiff attended the Alumni
banquet at Elk River on Saturday
night.
Mrs. Morrison transacted business
at Elk River, Saturday.
J. W. Mode and family autoed to
Elk River on Sunday evening.
Miss Olga Wilson accompanied by
her mother, made trip to Anoka on
Friday, where the latter consulted a
doctor.
Frank Kalen Of Blue Hill, who re-
Gently figured in a sensational MUIR
der case, left the latter part Of the
week for Minneapolis.
Messrs. Joe Cohoes and E. H. Fo-
ley were Minneapolis visitors Satur-
day, bringing one Ford touring car
and one runabout with them upon their
return.
Forest Angstman and Miss Mar
garet Walker spent Saturday evening
and a part of Sunday at the C. A.
Swanson home.
Henry Hyak suffered the loss of a
finger last, week while handling the
cable of a stump puller. The young
man has the sympathy of all his
friends in his misfortune.
Miss Lula Whitlock was passen.
| ger to St. Paul, Thursday.
Miss Nora Stendahl went to Elk
River on Thursday and from there
|made trip to the cities, returning tt
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