The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-09-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

=. A~~e~s :
Karl Kriesal Of St. Cloud is a guest
of his aunt, Mrs. Frank Smith.
For. an enjoyable time go to the
.armory dance on September - and ID.
Fine music, good floor. 37-1c
| Captain Johnson, we are pleased to
note, has sufficiently recovered from
his illness to be able to take command
of his company again.
| Miss Evelyn. Sausser departed on
Friday night for Swatara, where she
will teach school. Mrs. Daisy Mud
gett accompanied her as far as Hinck-
ley.
The Wyanett Red Cross auxiliary,
of which Mrs. Will feathers is presi-
dent, met last Thursday with Mrs.
John Foote, did an abundance of work
and had good time.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jesmer motored
to St. Joseph on Sunday with their
daughter, Ernesta, who will take a
commercial course in St. Benedict's
.academy and specialize in music.
r Dance at armory Friday and Satur-
day evenings, September 10 and II.
Evens' Minneapolis orchestra will fur
j ,nish the. music. Best music in the
! Twin Cities and best floor in the north
| west. 37-1c
Why not call and select that piano
or organ you have wanted so long and
let us send it up to your home. Fifty
free lessons given with every new
piano or organ sold. Ewing's Music
store. 37-2c
Fred Keith has tired of living the
life Of a gentleman of leisure and re-
turned to his desk in the First National
bank. He is looking about 10 years
younger than when he started on his
vacation.
f. The Red Cross auxiliary Of district
46, Spencer Brook, claims to have the
banner knitter Of Isanti county, Mrs.
Will Thomas, member of that aux
iliary, having knitted Is pairs of socks
in 57s weeks.
It is now Captain Morton, as Claude
has been promoted from lieutenant to
that rank. He is captain Of artillery.
His numerous friends in Princeton will
be pleased to learn of his promotion
and all hope that he will soon be
afforded an opportunity to take a
crack at the Huns.
Owen Dugan is here from Valpar-
also, Ind, on a visit to relatives. MIR.
Dugan was formerly a resident Of
Due1m, Benton county, and is brother
to the late James Dugan of Baldwin.
He was a frequent visitor to Prince
ton in his younger days, but has been
in Valparaiso for 33 years past and
has prospered:
Mr.. James Kiloran, roadmaster for
the Fergus Falls division of the Great
Northern, was in town on Tuesday on
an inspection trip of the Princeton
line. The company intends to get the
road in good shape for the heavy de-
mands that will be made upon it this
fall. Mr.. Kiloran is one of those
whole-souled Irishmen it is always a
pleasure to meet.
Seyert Peterson, accompanied by
his chums, Charles Brandon and Bob
Woodworth, was up from Minneapolis
and spent Saturday evening and Sun
day with his parents at Spectacle lake.
Severt is a manly young fellow and
looks fine in his aviation uniform. He
aspires to become an ace in the avia-
ton service, and we hope his ambi-
tions will be realized.
The p1ate-glass window in DR.. Ar
mitage's building which is now used
as a garage was smashed to smither-
Gems on Friday. Boys were playing in
the garage and they thought it would
be fun to experiment with tractor
which was in the place. So one
cranked it up and another threw it
into gear. The tractor did the rest
! sticking it's nose through the window