The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-11-27
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Messrs Langworthy and Woods au-
toed out from Minneapolis one day
East week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lang moved
their household goods to Elk River on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wright have pur-
chased player piano from the p. H.
DAILY Co. of Elk River.
b. N. Nash made business trip to
Minneapolis on Friday.
There was not a more excited man
anywhere in town last Friday than
Ed johnson when he discovered that
a new casing he was hauling from the
depot had been removed from the
truck. After allowing him to fuss and
fret for several hours he was finally
informed that it had been taken as a
Joke, and his usually CHEEKY nature
asserted itself when the casing was re.
turned.
Mr.. jacobson of Clear Lake, Iowa
rs visiting at the Christ Nelson home
Clarence Robertson went to Mime.
.apolis last Saturday.
Word from Waseca announces the
serious Illness Of the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Neumann, formerly
of this place. Little Arnold is well
known here and his many friends
wish for a speedy recovery.
Remember the movies on Saturday
evening, Nov. 29, at the Blanchett
hotel .<a
Hubert Bridge and Chas. McCor-
mack, who have been in the woods
logging the past month, returned
home on Wednesday evening, Hubert
having been disabled by falling log
The boys expect to leave again as
soon as possible.
Mrs. VIM. Tiff Of Elk River was a
guest in town on Friday and Saturday
Rev. Clark has returned from trip
60 Abton, Kansas, where he visited
relatives the past ten days.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
at the VIM. Schwartz home on Fri
day, December 5. Everyone invited.
Mrs. Ed. Healy and little daughter
X4ucile, were up from Elk River on
Friday evening.
NJ. X. Tiff and son, Donald, were up
from Elk River on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Nicholson
went to Princeton on Monday evening
to remain at the hospital over night
with Elizabeth Nicholson.
Mr. and Mrs. "A. R. Berglund will
entertain the Social club on Wednes-
day evening, December 8. All mem
hers are requested to attend.
Mrs. Brandt of Elk River visited
at Che Christ Nelson home on Friday.
Ethel Nash was on the sick list on
Tuesday.
A splendid program was rendered
by the pupils of the school here last
Friday evening. Each number was
successfully carried out, showing care
full and continuous training on both
the teachers and pupils part. The
principal feature of the evening, SO
far as the male sex was concerned
was the sale of about so pies, the
best ever made. Zimmerman has only
good cooks and, all excelled them
selves upon this particular occasion
The bidding was generous, but the
hrzskest part of it came when the
small boys took their turn. The auc,
tIoneer, who fortunately happened tc
DE Joe Cohoes, who stills remembers
the time he was boy, had to do some
nlnble stepping to avoid scrambling
boys and pies. So he generally &C,
cepted the first bid in order to not
show partiality The proceeds of the
evening, including sale of popcorn
coffee and sandwiches, netted about
$50, which will be turned over to the
Red Gross. The teachers, who worked
SO untiringly to make it success, arr
to be highly commended for their eff.
forts. The only complaint made Sc
far is that the place of entertainment
WAS only half large enough, as the
room was filled to it's utmost capacity
Mrs. Harry Pratt pleasantly enter
tanned a large crowd at the Ladies
AID meeting last Friday afternoon
Delightful refreshments were served.
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