The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-02-27
ZIMMERMAN

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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rust were in
Minneapolis on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash returned from
the convention on Friday evening.
Mrs. Koloen was Princeton visitor
last Tuesday.
Winnie Lowell spent Sunday night
at the Nelson home.
A baby girl arrived at the Floyd
Neumann home on Sunday morning.
Mrs. Edwin Hanson, who attended
the convention with her husband, re-
manned in the city with relatives over
Sunday.
Mrs. Salberg returned from Prince
ton on Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt and daughters,
Beatrice and Ellen, spent Sunday in
Elk River.
Ernest Swanson of Elk River is
visiting at the Lowell home. Mr.
Swanson recently came home from
overseas.
The w. A. R. club was entertained
by Winnie Lowell at the home of Mrs.
Kettleson Tuesday evening. Quite a
crowd of ladies assembled and delic-
ious refreshments of fruit salad and
rosettes were served. .,#
| Mr.. and Mrs. Foley and children
went to Spencer Brook Saturday to
spend Sunday.
Mrs. Sven Right and little daugh-
ter Adele, went to Milaca on Satur-
day to spend few days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson of
Big Lake came up on the evening train
Saturday to spend Sunday at the Sam
Right home.
Mrs. Sven Right and little daugh-
ter, went to Milaca on Saturday to
visit over Sunday.
E. H. Foley transacted business in
Minneapolis on Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson Of
Big Lake were in town on Saturday.
They spent Sunday at the Sam Right
home.
A merry sleighride party was out
Sunday afternoon, stopping at the
Nelson and Purl Mallory homes. At
the former place the party was invit-
ed in and spent a very pleasant half
hour, but at the latter place there
seemed to be lack of hospitality
which proved to be that the occupants
had also gone out for sleighride.
You ought to have seen that bunch
get busy and bar the door from the
outside. If PurI and Mary were not
so good natured they had every reason
to, feel peeved when they tried to en-
ter through that doorway, but they
understood the drift of the visitors.
who obligingly left their names. They
were out for lively time and they
had it.
A surprise party was given at the
Foley home Tuesday evening in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Foley, who expect to
leave here shortly. The house was
crowded with merrymakers, who We'd
with each other in making every one
feel at home. A short program had
been arranged by the w. A. r. ladies
and was very much enjoyed by all. A
beautiful set of silverware commun-
ity plate, consisting of knives and
forks, teaspoons, salad forks and
pickle fork were presented the guests
of honor in behalf of the people Of
Zimmerman, who in this way wished to
show their esteem for Mr.. and Mrs.
Foley. In the departure of Mr.. and
Mrs. Foley our community loses one
of it's most highly esteemed families.
They have made their home here for
the past 10 years and enjoy a wide
acquaintance of admiring friends and
neighbors. Mr.. and Mrs. Foley are
socially inclined and very hospitable
and are never happier than when they
have crowd to entertain or can con-
tribute some share to the entertain
ment Of others. Their going away
leaves an irreparable loss both in bus
mess and social circles, and though
keen regret is felt at the loss we