The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-06-19
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Erving Jennison, Lewis Stendahl
and the Misses Lillian Stendahl and
Hattie Adams autoed to Annandale on
Sunday morning to spend the day
with Loretta Guptil.
Erv. Hetrick has received new
soda fountain and installed it Satur
day in the confectionery store.
VIM. Mode was called to Santiago
on Saturday morning to see his father,
who died that evening. The funeral
was held Monday and was attended by
the Mode and Stendahl families from
here.
Don't forget to attend the demon
stration of the fireless cooker on Sat-
urday afternoon.
The Herman and Koloen families
spent Sunday fishing at Blue lake.
Vernon Kettleson is spending a few
weeks at the Oren Hetrick home in
Baldwin.
| Ben Jennison, Albert Burgett and
Lindsay Mode, who are working in
Anoka, Sundayed here. .,....
Tillie Nelson received a telegram
on Monday announcing the arrival of
her brother at Newport News, Va.
Mr.. Nelson has been in a hospital
and it may be some time before he
reaches home.
Earl Barnes of Milaca, who at one
time was connected with the pool
room and confectionery here, later
joining the army, spent a few days
with old acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. K. Tiff of Elk
River were in town Saturday.
Roy Carter, who is doing contract
work at Elk River, came up to attend
council meeting on Friday evening.
Miss Mary Hitler of Crown left on
the train Monday morning for Mime
apolis, from which place she leaves
for Washington, D. c., where she has
accepted a position in the war risk
office.
Mrs. Bergquist and daughters, Tilda
and Mabel, autoed out from Lake Min
netonka on Sunday to visit Esther
iBergquist, our hello girl.
The B. N. Nash family spent Sun
day afternoon in Minneapolis.
Earnest Colby of the U. s. navy was
in town on Saturday evening.
Chas. Lundberg Of Anoka was call
ing on old friends here last Saturday.
B. N. Nash and son, Floyd, autoed
to Minneapolis on Saturday.
John Kruger has purchased an Oak
land car.
F. D. Waterman was up from Elk
River on Wednesday.
Forest Brown went to Elk River on
Saturday evening.
w. R. HURT, B. N. Nash, Mr.. Shar-
pies and Roy Carter went to Princeton
on Wednesday night, where the latter
took the first degree in the Masonic
order.
Harry Koloen was transacting bust
ness in Minneapolis last Wednesday.
Mrs. Worrell went to Minneapolis
on Wednesday with the intention of
going to Seattle, but upon arriving in
Minneapolis found her ticket was to
have been issued here, so returned the
same evening.
Beatrice Pratt went to Elk River
on Thursday to spend few days.
Will Swanson returned on Saturday
morning from Duluth, where he at
tended the I. o. o. F. convention.
Carrie Right returned to Minneap-
oils on Saturday, after a three days
visit with the home folks. ~. =
E. H. Foley was up from Elk River
on Thursday. $751;. i
The M. E. Ladies' Aid society met
at the Chas. Hitler home in Crown
last Friday afternoon. A large crowd
attended. The meeting was conducted
by Rev. Wittrup,. after which the good
things which Mrs. Hitler always sets
before her guests were passed around.
Everyone did full justice to them.
Rev. Wittrup and Emil Swartz favored
the crowd with a number of hymns,
accompanied by Mildred Swartz. The
whole afternoon was greatly enjoyed
by all, and no one regretted the trip,
and even though they rode out on the
rear end Of Ford runabout, it didn't
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