The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-11-06
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Deaths

Deaths.
Mrs. =. N. Kronstrom passed away
very suddenly on Tuesday evening,
October %. Miss Esther Reinord
passed away on Monday morning,
| November 8, at the age of 81 wears.
So twice within weeks time the angel
OF death has visited US. On Monday
morning the grim reaper cut down. in
the bloom of her youth and beauty,
one Of our fairest flowers, sweet and
gentle girl, after an illness of several
months. A painful duty it is to
chronicle the death Of one who. sur
rounded by her parents, sisters
brother and loving friends, stand
ing on the Threshold of useful
womanhood, while the sweets of life
were yet untasted. The young ladv
was Of a kindly, sympathetic nature
devoted Christian and held in high
esteem by all. She had calmly pre-.
pared for the end and died the glorious
death of a Christian. Deceased was ?
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Reinord
Funeral services were held at The
house on Wednesday afternoon. Rev
n. A. Almer officiating, and was large.
~ attended. The flowers were many
and beautiful. She is survived by he,
parents, brother and sisters, who have
, the deepest sympathy of all.
gone away.
Inc light whose going makes our night, make
| somewhere else day.
And she is just our loved one still and love-
us now no less.
She goes away to come again-to watch =,
| and to bless.
And tho we cannot clasp her hand nor looI
| upon her face.
Nor listen to her voice again, nor watch he
ways Of grace.
Still we can keep her memory bright and wal,
the way she trod.
And know she waits until we come IN tn +h
house of God.
Let us be thankful through our tears that sh
was ours so long,
And try to lift our tones of grief to accor,
with her heaven song.
Mrs. John Uglem and two littl,
children who have been visiting rela
tives and friends here left for Jorda,
on Saturday, where they will visit be
fore returning to Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Lindouist anl
daughter, Ethel, and Herman Gescf
and family were entertained at Dime,
on Sunday at the home of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Henry Sager in Greenbush.
Joe, John and George Deglman re-
turned home Thursday evening from
Mankato, where they attended the flu
neral of their sister, Mrs. Henri,
Krantz.
Miss Hilda Barhaug spent the week
end with her parents near Milaca.
Mrs. Mabel Colliton Of Wayzat.
came up to attend the funeral of Mrs
Colliton's mother, Mrs. P. N. Kron
strom.
Mrs. Ida Henderson arrived from
Alexander, N. D., on Monday evening
being called here by the death of he1
mother, Mrs. P. N. Kronstrom.
The West Branch Ladies' Aid socie
TVS annual sale has been postponed
until next Wednesday afternoon at ]
o'clock. Everybody cordially invited.
jim and Hib Robertson, who have
been residents of Greenbush for thu
last Al years, moved to their new home
near Onamia last Tuesday.
Mrs. Jim Jensen and Mrs. Alber,
johnson attended surprise party or
MRS. Arvid Lind at Estes Brook or
Thursday afternoon.
The funeral of Mrs. P. N. Kron.
strom held Saturday afternoon wa.
one of the largest ever held in this
vicinity. Rev. A. N. Almer officiated
Mrs. A. N. Almer, Mrs. Andrew Stark
Miss Ida Mae Schmidt and Miss Os.
born sang hymnal selections and Miss
Edna Reinord played the organ. The
f1oral tributes were many and beauti-
ful The pallbearers were Ludwig
johnson, A. Reinord, Albert Johnson
Alfred Anderson, Oscar Erickson and
Fred Erickson. Miss Ida Henderson
was not able to get here in time fol
the funeral. She arrived Monday