The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-15
PEASE.

| John DeRose, Kyrn Ruis, Carrot and
VIM. Burk and Frank Salee went to
Elk lake Wednesday afternoon to an
gle and returned Thursday with So
fish.
Carrot De Vries arrived here last
Thursday from Washington and will
make his home with his daughter Mrs.
Andrew Van Slooten.
Mrs. John DeRose spent Thursday
at the Albert Kiel home.
The Christian school closed on Fri
day with picnic, which was largely
attended.
Insurance adjusters were here Fri
day to settle with the Hubers-Tim-
mer Implement Co., for the machinery
which was destroyed by fire.
Mrs. S. Wevell went to MINNEAPOLIS
last Saturday to visit friends and re-
turned on Monday.
The Duluth boosters stopped here
Is minutes and the band played three
selections. Over 800 people were here
to greet them, and we believe that we
are safe in saying that in no other
town of this size were they greeted
by so large a crowd.
The total number of tubs of butter
shipped to the eastern market from the
creamery the past week is 131. This
is the largest amount of butter that
has ever left this station in single
week.
Andrew Olson gave a barn dance
last Saturday evening which was very
largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Grandlund and
Ben Eckdall of Book attended the barn
dance at Olson's Saturday evening.
Fred Thomas of Milaca, county COM
missioner, was in this vicinity Mon
day looking over the roads. He did
not have to go far before he found
plenty Of places in the road which
needed repairs.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John DeRose and Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Kiel autoed to- Prins-
burg on Saturday and returned: Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. J. Brink and their
daughter went to Princeton on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lankheet of Holland,
Mich, arrived here Tuesday evening
to be present at their sons wedding.
! Ole Wittgren has been working at
VIM. Vedder's the past week, putting
in concrete foundation. for the new
dwelling which Mr. Vedders will have
erected this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Salee and FAM
| lily spent Sunday with the Archie Tay-
Tor family in Greenbush.
F. H. Bartlett and S. Wevell spent
Sunday at Briggs lake and Elk lake.
Mrs. W. F. Groeneveld returned
home from Prinsburg Saturday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. 'Wansenaar Of Mau-
rice, Iowa, arrived Tuesday evening
to visit Mrs. F. Groeneyeld.
Aaron Stob Of Raymond spent the
, latter part of last week and the fore
!. part Of this week with Ed Talen.
Hans Moorleg Of Roseland, is Wis.
iting with the Kiel families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannenburg Of Fries
land arrived here Saturday and will
spend some time visiting their sons
: John and Clans
; The State Bank Of Pease changed
S hands this week and John NJ. Have1
: of Big Lake becomes the new presi
dent; Mr.. Morse Of Waverly the new
: vice-president, and Mr.. Toussaint O.
f Ogilvie is cashier. Mr.. Toussaint ar
t rived here Wednesday to take up hi
S work as cashier. Mr.. Fouquette ha
It made many warm friends while he ha
been with us, and we sincerely regre
j. to have him leave, but wish him tn
: best Of success in his new location. TIL
l. old officers Of the bank were here O.
l. Tuesday, and wish to thank the pat
n rons Of the bank for their patronage
% and hope the same will be extended t
the new owners.