The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-22
BOGUS BROOK

BOGUS BROOK
Mrs. Sonnenberg and son, Erhard,
have returned home from Lester
Prairie, where they were visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Albert Lueck is on the sick list.
We all hope she will soon recover.
Louis Dalchow traded his old car for
a new Ford and will get it within a
few days. Then, girls, be on the
lookout leap year. ~
Miss Anna Dalchow was a visitor at
Carl Kicks on Friday evening.
Farmers are all busy hauling pota-
toes this week. Good prices.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Kuhrke were
at Geo. Peterson's and enpoyed them
selves pulling candy. "--'>--7,
Emil Dalchow and John Zimmerman
are busy cutting logs.
Rick Bros. are cutting pole wood
and hauling it home. They are pre-
pairing for next winter.
Misses Wanda and Olga Hamann
and Otto Dalchow were pleasant call
ers at Fred Mueller's on Sunday.
Albert Schwantes and Fred Mueller
are busy cutting wood, which Albert
bought from Mr.. Reichow.
Leonard Ziebarth and John thinner
man were Sunday callers at Carl
Kicks.
The little boys around here are hav-
ing lots of fun sliding down hill. Oh,
how I do wish we're small again.
The other night while the moon was
shining bright Ed. Hamann, while
walking to John Dalchow's, saw man
ahead of him. He called to him to
stop but he would not, so Ed. walked
faster and at last ran. He called
again and then the man disappeared
from in front of him. Oh. Ed; don't
be scared so easily. I guess it was
only your shadow.
Miss Martha Strauch is now work
ing in the hospital.
Those present at Emil Dalchow's on
Sunday evening were Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Hamann, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rick
and Emil Rick and Leopold Jopp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kuhrke gave
an oyster supper and those present
were Geo. Peterson and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hamann. All had
a good time.
Those at John Dalchow's on Satur-
day evening were Misses Agnes Horst
man, Alvina Hartman, Mr.. Fred Horst
man and Emil Rick. They enjoyed the
evening playing cards.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Dalchow and brought them a baby girl
on Saturday evening, Jan. II.
Miss Gertrude Strauch visited her
parents on Sunday afternoon.
Otto Rick was Sunday caller at
Johnny Dalchow's.
! Now that the snow is so deep that
the cars cannot travel Otto and John
will be going to town with their team
of oxen.
The golden wedding bells will soon
be ringing at Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hoeft's.
Mrs. Albert Lueck has had an opera
ton and is improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Grapentine and
daughter, Emma, were Sunday callers
at Reinhold Wiess'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hamann were
Sunday callers at Emil Dalchow's.
Wanda Hamann is working at E.
Dalchow's.
John Kurhke is busy cutting wood
in this vicinity.
Otto Dalchow spent Sunday evening
at E. Dalchow's.
John Dalchow returned on Thursday
evening after spending a couple of
weeks at Silver Lake, where he was
visiting friends and relatives.
Those who spent Sunday afternoon
at C. Kicks were John Dalchow, John
Meyer, Aug. Schwantes, Mr. and Mrs
Albert Schwantes and baby, Mrs. F
Klaustmeir and daughter, Elnora
Willie Dalchow, Emma Hoeft, Anna
Dalchow, Lena Schwantes; Laura
Grace, Ernest and Dennie Henschel
Herman Hoeft and Oscar and Ewalc
Dalchow. The young folks spent tht
afternoon in playing cards.
| Rev. Knaus Of Milaca spent a few
days last week with Rev. Strauch.
| Walter Hoeft, Fred Kurhke and Et
and Bob Hamann spent Sunday even
ing at. j. Dalchow's.
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