The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-02-03
ZIMMERMAN

Miss A. Matilda Nelson and
Ralph Tiff were married Monday after
noon at Princeton by Rev. hobbs.
They were attended by Blanche Tiff,
sister of the groom, and Frank Right.
This happy event unites two of our
highly esteemed young people. The
bride is the youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Nelson and has resided
here several years with her parents.
She is young lady of pleasing per-
sonality. The groom is the only son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Tiff and is a
worthy, reliable young man. The
young couple will remain at the home
of the groom's parents until spring,
when they will begin housekeeping. A
bounteous wedding supper was served
the immediate relatives Of the con-
tracing parties at the brides home.
The congratulations of all their friends
are extended to the happy pair.
The Farmers Shipping association
held it's annual meeting last Thursday
for election of officers and other bust
ness transactions.
Rev. Clark was in Minneapolis sew
eral days last week.
The county agent was up from Elk
River to attend the meeting of the
shipping association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ryan and Law
renee Ryan Of Minneapolis were Sum-
day guests at the Alfred Brown home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hanson spent
Sunday in Elk River.
John Hctrick of the Odegard garage
in Princeton was calling on his friends
here the first of the week while en-
joying short vacation.
Rev. Clark autoed to Ronncby last
Thursday.
The Zimmerman Hardware company
has moved it's furniture from upstairs
into the building adjoining the hard
ware, formerly used as cream sta
ton.
Blanche Tiff was a Princeton visitor
on Thursday
Mrs. Ed. Healy and Russell and Lu-
ellie Hcaly were up from Elk River to
attend the Social club meeting last
Wednesday evening".
The M. E. Ladies' Aid will be en-
tertained at the Ed. Martineau home
on Friday, February 4. Everybody
come.
J. Winton Peterson and George
Smythc were initiated into the second
degree of the Masonic order in Prince.
ton last Wednesday night. Those
from here who accompanied them were
Messrs. HURT, Nash, Ed. Smythe, AL
Stimson and J. w. Jannusch Of Ii
Vonia. -.~
A most impressive sermon was de
livered by Rev. Clark on Sunday even
ing, every word Of which was listened
to with appreciation. Mrs. Walker ia
vored the congregation with beauti
full solo.
You couldn't have had a better tim,
anywhere than at the Social CLUB meet
ing last Wednesday evening, when Mr.
and Mrs. Mode entertained at the Han
son home. After short bushes!
meeting, at which time it was decided
the club entertain itself at the mex
regular meeting, and the following
committee was appointed on eats
Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Walker and Lilliar
Stendahl, with Mr.. Pratt as genera
helper, the evenings entertainment
was turned over to the program com
mittee consisting of Mrs. Micklesor
and Mrs. Pratt. Evidently from the
thorough success of the program thu
committee had been busy at all hours
Withal it was one of the best pro
grams prepared. A most elaborate
lunch was served at midnight, consist
ing of many varieties of extra goo,
things to eat. The members of tn
Social club are always at hand whc1
the call for eats is heard. If the clu]
fines were imposed each time tn
treasury fund would swell considera
bly,. All are anticipating wonderful
evening next time when the corne
store will be the center of operations
LIVONIA