The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-04-24

Tuesday, April ~. ~
George Wills of Hayland was among
the Unions callers on Tuesday.
Charley Umbehocker was among
the down-river passengers on Monday.
Miss Fern Smith came up from
Minneapolis to attend the fremen's
dance. -
Mrs. A. G.. Osterberg and children
were visiting relatives in Milaca on
Sunday.
F. D. Waterman was here, on Mon
day on business connected with the
electric light plant.
DR.. Cooney informs US that his wife
is expected to return on Saturday
from her sojourn in California.
Felix Nutshell, pharmacist at the
City Drug store, was circulating
among his friends in Foley on Sun
day.
The many Princeton friends of Mrs.
Verge Hatcher will be sorry to learn
that she is in a hospital at Willmar
very i'll.
Colonel J. J. Skahen was here on a
business trip Tuesday from Minneap-
oils. He is looking we'll and enjoying
life in the city.
Don't forget to do your part for the
upkeep of the cemetery by paying in
to the Civic Betterment club for the
care of your lot
DR.. j. F. HOFFMAN has changed the
day CT the week for his monthly visits
to Princeton, and will be here On
Tuesday, May TO-. ISLE
DR.. J. F. HOFFMAN, optometrist, will
be in town on Tuesday, May 20. Eyes
examined and glasses fitted. Office
at Merchants hotel. 2-tfc
.. Rev. N. A. Almer attended the mis-
sion meeting in Bethlehem Lutheran
church, Minneapolis, on Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
See the new circus serial, "The Iron
Test" with Antonio Moreno. It be-
gins Tuesday, April 20. Something
new and different from other serials.
1910
The Swedish Lutheran church will
hold it's annual sale at the armory to-
morrow night, beginning at 8 o'clock.
Following the sale refreshments will
be served. Everyone invited.
Andrew Jorgenson, the famous In.
dian fighter of tn. lake country, was
here on Monday llobnobbing with his
friend, the high sheriff. He was ac-
companied by E. l.. Dinwiddie.
Mrs. Ida Coons and two children ar
rived here on Satr rday from Virginia
and will spend the summer. They
are at the home If Mrs. Coon's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Applegate.
Easter Sunday was observed with
due propriety in the various places of
worship in Princeton. The edifces
were decorated with ferns and ported
plants becoming the occasion and
special music was rendered by the
choirs.
So far but little or no seeding has
been done on the heavy -soil farms in
this section of the country. The rain
has in many instances converted the
fields into veritable quagmires so that
the farmers are unable to go upon
them to work.
Attorney and Mrs. S. P. Skahen
drove up from Minneapolis on Monday
evening and attended the firemen's
ball at the armory. Their child
accompanied them to Princeton. S.
P. returned on Tuesday while his wife
and child remained over for a few
days visit.
Sheriff Shockley tells us that Philip
Woodward has already seeded his low
er forty at the lake and planted a
vegetable garden that will attract the
Indians for miles around. Besides
this Philip has hundred or so OF
! plump chickens which the redmen will
| probably appropriate some night in the
dark Of the moon.
Lloyd S. Berry and Miss Myrtle
Henschel, both of Princeton township
were married at the home of the
brides parents on Thursday evening
Of last week by Rev. w. B. Milne d
the Congregational church. Many
guests were present and bounteou.
! wedding supper was served. The
Union extends congratulations to tn,
young people.
A baseball club has been organized
with A. G. Osterberg president of tn,
board of directors and Bill Roos secre
tary-treasurer.. At meeting of tn
4 board and prospective players Herman
Hofflander was elected manager an,
Bob Berg. captain. It was decided t
have working bee on Sunday, Apr
! 81, to whip the diamond into shape
4. Those DESTROYS Of trying out for tn
/. new team should report to the mana
ger at once