The Princeton union., 1918-06-27
ZIMMERMAN

n ZI1IAiERBIAN g.
H,tJ. Mickelsorl returned Friday
IEevening from q tWo-Week's visit at
Peoria, Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. d, Pratt and daugh-
ters, Beatrice and Ellen, and Miss Es-
ther Berg quist autoed to Big Lake on
Friday evening. NJ. t58 #
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lee Ferris and little
daughter Of st. Paul visited at the
Nv. r.. Hurtt home. last week. Mr..
Ferris returned home Sunday evening
but his family will remain a week.
longer. # II IN ssS Fl }..l u
Mis- Lola Scheen was down from
Princeton one evening astweek. M
Mesdames w. +. Hu1rrtttt. 1rtt Lee Ferris.
VIM. Walker and E. III. Foley picnicked
at Lake Poulaski on Saturday.
r. Gid Winnergren and Walter Sinai
to join the army. Zimmerman's bunch
Of young men are nearly all enlisted
and are very much scattered at that.
DR.. G. E. Parsons Of Elk River was
| in town on Monday.
8 Miss Helen Ramsey Of Mortified is
a guest at the w. r. HURT home. .
| Herman Stendahl and Erv. Jennison
came up from Minneapolis to attend
the w. A. r. club picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs Axell Johnson and two
children autoed to Minneapolis on
Tuesday to spend a few days. They
returned via Buffalo. Mrs. johnson is
a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. J.=
IFMickelson. a.. Il: a. .
/ T.. ii. Foley made a trip to Mime
liapolis on Monday and drove home a
Ford. =
I Mrs. Alex Hanscheu and baby of
Cyrus have been visiting at the
Eugene Nicholson home. Mrs. Han
cheu and Mrs. Nicholson were hello
girls together at Elk River
Henry Swanson transacted business
in the cities on Tuesday.
Atty. Ed. Waters Of St. Paul visited
VIM Fink the first Of the week:
A crowd from here picnicked at Blue
lake on Sunday afternoon
r. H. Foley is making improvements
on his recently acquired property and
will move his family as soon as it is.
ready for occupancy.
Master Carl Fink of ST. Paul spent
few days here with his father.
The w. A. r. club ladies entertained
the home guards and their families at
a picnic dinner at beautiful Lake Pou-
laski on Sunday, June 23. Leaving
here at 9 a. m, with eleven cars they
arrived at the lake &t II o'clock with
no more serious mishaps than making
a few hairpin repairs on Ed. iFoley's
car. Bathing and swimming, games
and pulling matches and stunts of all
kinds were enjoyed by all. 1t was one
of the merriest and most lively groups
Of picnic makers that ever assembled,
numbering nearly SO people. They
We're like bunch Of school children
after a day without. a recess. While
the ladies were preparing the tables
part Of the bunch were enjoying the
water. The crowd had only intended
to remain for dinner but there was
such an overabundance Of food it was
considered the wisest course to stop
for supper also. An incident both
amusing and annoying occurred just
as supper was being served, when, in
lifting the bean jar from the stove,
the whole bottom gave way and the
beans all dropped to the ground. It
surely was a case of farewell to
thee, O, thou bean," but there were
plenty of other viands to satisfy ALL.
1t was time that will long be remem-
bered by those participating as one
that for unalloyed pleasure and genu-
inc enjoyment would be almost impos-
sible to duplicate in going such dis.
tance and with SO large crowd. There
were many comical occurrences during
/ that day that would create fund Of
| laughter could they all be enumerated.
The w. A. R. Club intends keeping a
| journal and personal mention will be
made Of the incidents. The ladies are
enthusiastic over the success of their
undertaking.