The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-10-03
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Miss Hattie Adams spent Saturday
and Sunday at the Billy Walker home.
Miss Adams and Mrs. Walker were
classmates in high school in Elk
River several years ago. @
d Nal Neumann returned on Saturday
eVening from a weeks visit with
relatives at Waseca and New Ulm.
Mrs. Chas. Jungnickle and little
daughter, Merlin, went to Minneap-
dis on Friday. III.
Mrs. Roy Neumann of Princeton
visited at the home Of Mrs. Eliza
Neumann the past week. s
Mrs. Laura Rust, who recently re-
turned from Fort Sill, Okla, and has
heen visiting her husbands people at
Nesta, came over on Friday accom-
panied by Mrs. Rust and two children,
Alma and VIM, and Mrs. Wilkins and
little son, Billy, Of Kansas City. The
latter will remain for a weeks visit.
Mrs. Rust will remain with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Lynch, while
her husband serves in the army.
The ladies Of the w. A. R. club and
their husbands enjoyed chicken null
ligan near Lake fremont last Tuesday
evening. The treat was much en-
joyed by everyone, and though they
didn't all ladle it out of one soup
Kettle with long spoons, they all man
aged to get their share Of the delicious
dish, declaring it the best ever.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid society will
hold their sale of useful and fancy
articles, children's clothes, aprons, etc,
all day Saturday, October IL, in the
building opposite the bank, recently
VACATED by the shoemaker. Come in
and supply your needs for fall and
winter.
Mrs. S. K. Jenkins and R. r. Jenkins
and family of St. Paul spent Saturday
and Sunday at thte W. R. HURT home.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. Walker and their
son, Chas., Of Oregon visited at the
Billy Walker home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. O'Connell of st.
Paul spent Sunday at the Lowell home
east Of town.
In the Liberty loan drive on Satur-
day the village of Lake fremont fell
$500 short of it's allotment. In the
third loan it went over the top $4,000,
the allotment this time being almost
double the one before. The township
allotment was also $4,000, and at last
reports they had gone over $1,7OO.
This speaks we'll for the patriotism Of
the people, and it means large fac
tor to our country in eventually down.
ing the Huns. Let everyone do his
bit.
DR.. A. A. Reed of Minneapolis was
out caring for his share Of the crop
the past week.
Rev. C. Larson of Princeton was in
toWn a short time Friday.
Mrs. Billy Walker autoed to Elk
River on Friday afternoon.
A number from here attended the
movies at Elk River several evenings
last week.
Miss Loretta Guptil spent the week
end with Ruth Lundberg Of Livonia.
Harry Pratt and VIM. Sabo autoed
to- Minneapolis last Wednesday.
Mrs. P. H. Martin was transacting
business in Elk River on Thursday.
Mr.. Houlton of Elk River was in
town Friday in connection with the
Liberty loan.
Considerable credit should be given
II. A. Swanson and Ed Foley for al
lowing their clerks, Miss Lowell and
Mrs. Kettleson, time from their work
to assist in filling out questionnaires
Henry Swanson and VIM. Sabo
autoed to Elk River on Tuesday
morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Neumann were
in Elk River on Saturday and from
there autoed to Minneapolis. They re-
turned on Sunday accompanied by Mrs.
Jungnickle and Mrs. Merlin.
Emil Klivier of Elk River is assist
ing at the E. H. Foley garage.
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