The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-09-15
PEASE
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county seat Friday.
i E VIM. DeBoer and family entertained
+. relatives from Chandler last week.
Mrs. Courthouse and Miss Sadie
Moreus Of Prinsburg visited Pease
friends last week.
DR.. Bacon of Milaca made pro-
fessional call at the Hubers home Fri
day to attend Grandmother Hubers
who is still very i'll.
Agent Beste returned to his work
Monday, after enjoying vacation OF
several weeks with relatives and old
acquaintances at Freeport and Albany
J. A. Jetsinga autoed to Milaca or
Friday and met Mrs. Bussey Of Hol-
land, an old friend of Mr.. and Mrs
A. J. Jetsinga. She was on her way
to her home after spending six weeks
at the home of her children, who re-
side at Hibbing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Schreur of Iowa
who have been visiting Mr.. Schruer's
brother, Menus, and sisters, Mrs. G.
Often and Mrs. H. A. Hubers, left fo1
their home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Van de Reit
and sons, Harry and Ralph, and baby
Vera, autoed up Thursday from Prins-
burg and visited until Saturday with
their many relatives and friends here
and at Milaca.
H. Toussaint was an overnight visi-
tor Tuesday with his mother at Ogil-
vie.
- Mr.. and Mrs. L. Segal of Duluth
were business visitors here Wednes-
day and Thursday. Mr.. Segal, who
is representative of the Fuller Brush
Co., Hartford, Conn.,, was canvassing
the village for the sale of his wares.
They left for Princeton Thursday.
S. Droogsma returned home Friday
evening from business trip down the
line.
H. Nupchede of Foreston transact
ed business in our village Monday.
H. A. Hubers, our local stock buyer
shipped two carloads Of stock to the
South St. Paul market Tuesday.
Miss Roster departed for her home
in Grand Rapids, Mich, after enjoying
a two weeks visit with her friend
Miss Kathryn Kuperus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vos and children of
Prinsburg autoed up to Pease last
week and visited for few days with
old-time friends.
Rev. Nagel of Chandler spent last
week at the home of his brother, H
Nagel, and family. While here he
conducted preaching services one even
ing in the Dutch church.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ledeboer left Wed
nesday by auto for their home a
Prinsburg, after few days. visit a
the home Of the formers brother, G
Ledeboer, f.. i ! :. !: 8
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Toussaint, Vern;
and Wayne autoed to Ogilvie Sunda.
and spent the day with Mrs. P. Tous
saint.
A. Kamminga of Sioux Center, Ia
spent last week visiting Mile Lac
county friends. Mr.. Kamminga an
family formerly resided here and still
own farm along the Scenic highway
We bespeak for them a hearty wei
come back to Pease if that day shout
ever arrive when they decide to agai
take up their abode in this vicinity.
John Schreur of Akcley, Iowa,
DeVries of Oglvie last week.
John Scherur of Akeley, Iowa,
visiting at the home of his sisters
Mrs. G. Often, and Mrs. H. A. Hubers
also his brother, Manus, besides man
friends.
H. Toussaint, John Kuether, Mis-
Ethel Teutz and Miss Agnes Roeloff
autoed to Minneapolis Saturday an
enjoyed the day taking in the sight
at the state fair
Mr.. Roster of Everett, WASH, an
Miss Cora Westring of Bogus Broo
were united in the holy bonds of matr
mony Thursday afternoon by Rev. .
G. Van de Lune, at the home of tn
brides brother, VIM. Westing. Onl
immediate relatives and friends wer
present to witness the ceremony. w
join in extending congratulation an
best wishes for a happy welded life.
j. M. Haven of Big Lake, A. F
Morse of Minneapolis and Carl Bu1
sack Of the Waverley bank, spent
few pleasant hours with Cash Tous
saint Wednesday. The gentleme
were enroute to their respective home
after an auto trip to Aitkin on busi
ness.
Miss Mae Kiel was a Milaca visito
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nyenhuis autoe
to Milaca Saturday, where Mrs. Ny
enhuis had some dental work done.
Mr.. Roetter, who has been acting a
G.. N. relief agent for several weeks
departed Tuesday for Zimmerman t
do relief work their while tho loca