The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-04-25
ZIMMERMAN :

Mr.. Forsberg made business trip,
to Elk River the first Of the week.
Mrs. Conger, county superintendent
of schools, visited the school here one
day last week. s..
Mrs. Perman returned from Prince
ton on Saturday, after spending few
days with her daughter in law, Mrs.
F.. Perman, in the Northwestern hos
pital
Irve Jennison of Minneapolis spent
Sunday here.
Reports from Camp Cody are that
Roy B. Neumann, battery A, 125th
field artillery, (3rd MINI. Inf, for
mer Zimmerman boy, was married to
Miss Carol Bates of Princeton. His
friends extend congratulations.
The second division camp for the
road work on the Prince
ton road, under the charge of Mr.. Mer-
rill, passed through here on Saturday
afternoon. From appearances roads
will be established soon in fine order.
| Hughie Owens was taken to the
university hospital last week, where
he will undergo an operation for ap-
pendicitis. His mother is with him.
Master Carl Fink of St. Paul came
up on Friday evening for a short visit
to his father. -"
Mrs. Chas. Tiff, Myrtle and Lyle
J Tiff and Miss Tilda Bergquist autoed
to Minneapolis on Tuesday.
E. H. Foley purchased a Ford truck
recently and is using it for dray work
here.
/ Private L. D. Tiff Of Camp Dodge
is home on a ten-day furlough. Lyle
is worthy young man and is making
a good soldier. He is we'll satisfied
with camp life and is doing his duty
to his country. His many friends ex-
tend hearty greetings. All are pleased
to welcome him. "
Sheriff and Mrs. M. K. Tiff of Elk
River spent Friday at the Foley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forty Blanchett of st.
Ao11S1o VAo1Ccu dt VIC HOCeA q oIlOIC
time last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Walker and daugh-
| ter, Bertha, and Mildred Smith were
over from Spencer Brook on Saturday
| afternoon.
Mr.. Lyons returned from Minneap-
oils on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. HURT, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hannah and the Erickson family
attended church at Meadow Vale on
Sunday.
A. R. Berglund, Edwin Hanson and
Homer Erickson attended the dedica-
ton exercises for the community SER
vice flag held at Big Lake on Sunday.
Mrs. John Looney went to Dr. Will
liam's hospital on university avenue,
Minneapolis, on Monday to take treat
ments. Is
| A petition is being circulated this
week to procure free telephone service
to Elk River over the Sherburne Coun-
ty Rural telephone line. 1t would be
much appreciated by the patrons.
Mrs. Bargabos of Elk River is visit
ing at the Eugene Nicholson and Earl
Tiff homes this week. . :@..
The Red Cross workers are putting
in two afternoons a week now in order
to fnish,up some much-needed work.
Extra help at these meetings is much
appreciated.
Miss Winnie Lovelle was in Mime
apolis last Friday.
Miss Waterfeld of Elk River was in
town on Friday evening.
| At a recent meeting of the school
board the teachers for the ensuing
year were engaged: Miss Hattie Ad
ans of Elk River for principal and
Miss Loretta Guptil of Annandale for
the primary department. Miss Adams
is quite we'll known here and Games
highly recommended. Miss Guptil has
taught the last three years in the En-
mons district and is very efficient
teacher.
John Magney is erecting large ma
chine shed on the rear end Of his lot
on main street. s..- "-
Mrs. Kettleson and children spent
Sunday at the Billy Walker home.
Mrs. L. D. Carter is caring for the
two small children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Looney during Mrs. Looney's
stay at the hospital in Minneapolis.
Miss Stella Schumacher was clerking
in the postoffice on Tuesday during
the absence of Myrtle Tiff.
Ed. Foley had to leave town Sun
day in order to keep busy, something
he generally is every minute; but, ac-
cording to new arrangements made,
all the members are to have certain
Sunday off. Ed. wanted the Sunday
all right, but was afraid they couldn't
do without him So thew COMPROMISED