The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-01-23
home were Mamie and Ella Whit
comb, Carl Larson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ev.
Hall and son and Geraldine and Bobby
Annis. s
FORE|STON

M. Quigley and P. c. Lynch made a
business trip to Princeton on Friday.
The farmers held another telephone
meeting at the school house in this
village on Saturday. It was decided
to give Foreston telephone exchange.
J. A. Lynch made them fair offer.
If they put the office in his place of
business he will furnish the work for
SIS per month.
Our electric light plant is complete
ed at last. We have one modern con-
'venience due to the efforts of Thos.
Joseph. Chase Bros. from Minneapolis
have been wiring the places of bust
ness and are now working in the
residences. It surely is a great i'm
provement and big boost for Fores-
ton. J
Frank Yerken came here from Jas
per on Thursday evening to visit his
parents, who live at Granite Ledge.
Carl Sederquist of Barrett is visit
ing relatives and friends in Milo.
Otto Stamm left for the Dakotas on
Friday, after a two weeks visit here
with friends.
Miss Kate Nelson and sister, Mrs.
Guy Kennedy, left for Duluth on
Thursday to visit relatives and friends.
Miss Nelson returned on Monday but
Mrs. Kennedy will spend about ten
days with her husband, who is en-
ployed in that city. u-.-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Mills of Milaca
were Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hall.
Earl Stanchfeld returned here on
Friday from Virginia, where he has
been in training and is now discharged.
L. Strating visited relatives at
Pease on Sunday. -.,-
Mrs. Real Robideau was in Prince
ton on Saturday to attend the me-
mortal services held in St. Edwards
Catholis church in honor of her hus-
band, who died in England Ethel
Eisler, a sister of Mrs. Robideau, re-
turned here with her on Saturday
evening. .-.. I'D .5.1-@
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nadeau of Milaca
were the guests Of the latter's sister,
Mrs. Dan Sundberg, jr., on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Thoma of
Princeton spent Sunday and Monday
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. CHS
holm.
Mrs. Charley Carlson and little
granddaughter, Francis, returned
home on Saturday from an extended
visit to relatives at Duluth.
Mrs. Selma Gee and Mrs. Walter
Cotteral entertained at their home on
Tuesday afternoon. They had for
their guests Mrs. Anton Nelson and
daughter, Edith, Mrs. Harold Stanch-
field, Mrs. H. P. Stanchfeld, Mrs. Ber-
tina Goad and daughter, Bernice.
Mrs. Mary Kelehan, mother of Mrs.
c. Palmer, left for her home in Mime
apolis on Wednesday,. >
Miss Ellen Lynch and Miss Irene
Smith spent Wednesday at St. Cloud.
Mrs. Lena Kennedy and son, Will
liam, came here from Melrose on Sat-
urday to visit over Sunday with rel
atives. The formers son, Leo, who
has been in the navy and is now dis
charged, also arrived here from Month
cello on Saturday, where he had been
to see his sister, who is teacher in
the parochial school at that place.
We received the sad news on Friday
that Mrs. William Hall of Foley
passed away at St. Joseph's hospital
in St. Cloud on Thursday. Owing to
her critical condition her recovery was
doubtful from the start, although all
medical aid possible was obtained.
She leaves her husband, VIM. Hall, two
small children, a son and daughter,
parents, sisters and brothers. The
funeral services were held at St. Johns
Catholic church, Foley, on Tuesday
morning. Rev. John Kral from this
villige officiated.
M. Quigley, P. S. Lynch and Thos.
Joseph attended the funeral Of Mrs.
VIM. Hall at Foley.
OPSTEAD