The Princeton union., 1918-09-05

at Hunters lake. where they cooked coffee and
made hamburger sandwiches. "A most enjoy
able time .was had.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Erickson took their little
| son to Elk River on Friday Tor medical treat
ment.
| Chas. Wheaton Of Elk River was in town
Saturday on business relating to the new draft
regulations.
The Bergquist family Of Lake Minnetonka
called on Esther Bergquist at the central Office
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. IS. Walker OF Spencer
Brook came over on Saturday and autoed to
Minneapolis. They were accompanied by their
daughter, Mrs. Purl Mallory. and little son
of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Truax and children Sum
dayed at the Chas. Ilif home.
Miss Winnie Lowell spent Sunday with the
home folks. y. #
Hubert Bridge went to Long Siding the
first Of the week, where he will be engaged in
buying potatoes for the rFamechon company of
Minneapolis.
| Miss Stella Schumacher assisted at the
postoffice the first Of the week.
| Miss Waterman of Elk River was a guest in
town on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mickleson autoed to
Elk River on Saturday
p. ". Malm returned from Minneapolis on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.. jacobson Of Clear Lake,
Iowa, are visiting at the Chris Nelson home
this week.
Chas. Lundberg went to Minneapolis on
Monday.
Vernon Kettleson, who has sepnt the past
! two weeks at the Orin Hetrick home in Bald
win. returned on Sunday afternoon.
| About 100 friends and relatives gathered at
! the Chas. Tiff home on Saturday evening in
honor of Lieutenant Lyle D. Tiff of Camp
Dodge. who was home on furlough. The
event was planned as surprise, and Lieut..
Tiff deeply appreciates the many 'kindnesses
bestowned on him. Singing and music con-
| stituted the evenings amusement with a reci-
tation by Stella Schumacher. Little Marian
| and Lois Truax of st. Paul delighted the
| crowd with several appropriate songs. Light
refreshments were served and a delightful
| evening was spent. The congratulations and
| good wishes Of the entire crowd were extended
to lyle.
| Irve Jennison Of Minneapolis spent Sunday
and Monday with relatives and friends here.
he having had a holiday.
| Mrs. Joe Cohoes and Mrs. Ben Jennison
visited in the country the first of the week.
"A surprise party was given at the Edwin
Hanson home on Friday evening by members
of the w. A. r. club in honor of Eleanor STEM
dahl, who left the first of the week for De-
troit, Minn., where he has accepted position.
The evening was pleasantly spent in singing
and story telling. Dainty refreshments were
| served.
Mrs. Harry Pratt went to Princeton on
Friday evening to see her mother. who is sick.
Odin Odegard and Ross Creglow of Dun
woody institute stopped a few minutes here
on Saturday route to Princeton to spend
fSunday.
Mrs. Taylor moved her household effects
into the front part Of Mr.. Crooks house non
Monday and will reside there in future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash and family spent Sunday
/ in st. Paul.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lundberg and two chill
dren came up from St. Paul on Saturday
evening to spend Sunday with Mr.. Lund-
! berg's parents in Livonia.
It is to be regretted that we find persons
unwilling to donate to the Red Cross. During
the Red Gross drive the past week the work.
| ers have come in contact with many persons
Of pro-German' proclivities, the result of which
has proven very unpleasant. Our watchword
| Is tOyd1Cy, our aim Is V1cCOIy, ana CnOSe VINO
| are financially able should contribute to the
| comfort Of soldiers and sailors who are
near and dear to our hearts, and the
/ MANNED and homeless people of Belgium and
France. It should be no less duty than a
| pleasure to give to worthy cause. Our
boys are giving their lives-let us be ready to
| give aid when the call comes.
Miss Loretta Guptil came over from Amman.
| 1o1o ofI, fo ho dx, for
school work Tuesday. Miss Adams, the upper
room teacher. arrived on Monday evening.
Mrs. G. N. eStendahl has been seriously ill
the past few days. We glad to note a
| marked improvement at this writing.
i The Angus hotel, leading st. Paul apartment
/ house for many years, sold on Saturday,
! August ~21, for <s250,OOO. The structure was
owned by F. w. Mitchell, Great Falls, Mont,
4 capitalist and rancher, and was purchased by
! M. C. Blanchett of this place. This building
| is five stories high with frontage on 1Selby
! avenue of 172 feet and extends back 120 feet,
| is Of solid brick and stone, fre-resisting con-
! struction. The hotel will continue under the
same management at present for Mr.. Blanchett,
/ who expects to take charge himself later on.
| Lucille Foley, who has spent the past week
with Florence Thompson, came home to take
| up school work.
DR.. Jaguer, ". s., of Elk River was up on
| professional business Sunday.
! Mrs. E. II. Foley was shopping in Prince
| ton Tuesday.
! Lieutenant Lyle ID. Tiff left on Wednesday
to resume his duties at Camp Dodge The
well wishes of host Of friends are with him.
/ Among those who attended the state fair on
1 Monday were the Chas. Tiff, Bert Tiff and
Earl Tiff families, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Han
son, Russell Benson, Florence Thompson and
Lucille Foley.
Little Ruth Mary Walker spent few days
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hurtt,
| this week.
! Mrs. Eliza Neumann went to Minneapolis
| on Monday morning to meet Mrs. Mai Neu-
mann and little daughter, who have spent the
! past three weeks visiting relatives in Waseca
| The Red Cross drive has so far proven very
successful, the workers having received dona-
| tions of over $3.50.
Bernie Blanchett returned home on Monday
evening from weeks visit at st. Paul