The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-22
the Great who took it in 1857.
Love to All,
Adeline Triple.
Address: Care of w. w. Peet, Bible
House, "A. C. r. N. E., Constantinople.
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ZIMMERMAN

Mr. and Mrs. Hanson returned from
Minneapolis on Thursday evening.
/ G. N. Stcndahl went to Minneapolis
on Saturday.
Mrs. Roy Tiff spent Monday at the
w. r. Lowell home.
| Mrs. Tiguei wishes to express her
earnest thanks and appreciation to all
who so kindly contributedinfurnishing
rooms and giving financial aid at this
time. Her gratitude is deeply, SINCERE.
Miss Adams entertained the w. a.
R. c. at the Stendahl home last Tues
day. A short business session was
held, after which social hour was
spent end delicious refreshments were
enjoyed.
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Roy Tiff has taken over the dray
line from Oscarson & Johnson and will
have entire charge Of the same here
after.
Ethel and Floyd Nash and Patsy
Kilmartin attended the Sophomore
party at Elk River on Friday evening.
The residences in town are all con-
nected with electric lights and are Civ
ing splendid satisfaction.
Jack Sharpless was up from Mime
apolis to spend Sunday.
TIE w. A. r. C. will be entertained
by Esther Bergquist at the Kettleson
home on Tuesday evening, January e.
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
Tom White went to Princeton on
Monday night.
The Bert Tiff family spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Tiff.
Rev. Clark conducted services in
Meadowvale on Sunday.
Mrs. Koloen was called to Princeton
Monday by the serious illness of her
father, Mr.. King.
w. R. HURT went to Minneapolis on
Tuesday to attend the lumbermen's
convention.
| VIM. Swanson made business trip
to Minneapolis on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Right are the
proud parents Of bright baby boy.
Mrs. Sully and baby are home from
the hospital at Princeton.
Mrs. E. H. Foley and Mrs. VIM.
Foley and baby Of Elk River were
guests at the Chas. Tiff home several
days last week.
Misses Loretta Guptill and !. Hattie
Adams were in Elk River on ,satur-
| day. :
severt Bergerson of Orrock, cen
sus enumeration for this district, was
making the rounds in town Saturday.
Mrs. Floyd Neumann and baby. are
visiting relatives in the city.
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The sleighride party to the Chas.
Hitler home last Friday evening was
as much of success as the one the
previous week to the Schwartz home
A more enthusiastic bunch could not
be found. Any one at all observant
couldn't have helped but notice that
one of the sleds was minus box when
it returned from the trip. The report
was that it left town three boxes high
and lost five boxes, which should have
been boards, and that the passengers
had to hang onto the holsters and run
ners to get back. After closer inquiry
it was found that the box had been
coupled together with chain and used
by the crowd as trip trap, at least
Victor Peterson found it so when he
was pushed and jostled by the crowd
and landed on his head in the bottom
of the sled. The endgate fell out and
the entire load came very nearly los
ing their seats or rather exchanging
them for one in the snow. Rev. Clark
was very considerate parsonage, hav-
ing invented novel modern way of
finding out whether the ladies suffered
from the cold. For more definite par
ticulars ask the ladies. How Louis
Stendahl, who is always such quiet,
modest CD young man, ever contrived
to get into such a noisy bunch is ap-
parently very strange to those who
are distantly acquainted with him. All
enjoyed the fine supper and took part
in the games following. These sleigh
ride parties offer a fine opportunity
for social gatherings and should be
much encouraged. If the roads remain
passable no doubt there will be more
of them before the season is over.
Mrs. I. F. Walker of Spencer Brook
is visiting a few days at the Billy
Walker home. u.
| The Zimmerman Realty Co. held its
annual business meeting last Thursday
afternoon.
Ill ESTES BROOK
!. The writer has just returned from a