The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-09-01
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Mrs. Tom Blair returned the first
of the week after spending several
days with relatives and friends in
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ross made a
business trip to Zimmerman Wednes-
day.
Haying, threshing and silo-flling
will soon be finished and everyone will
enjoy spending a holiday at the Mile
Laos County fair in Princeton this
week.
Miss Theresa Vurmwald returned
to her home in St. Cloud Sunday after
visiting at the J. L. Payette home
few days. Miss Burmwald is we'll
known in Princeton, where she lived
several years.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at Nels
Herman's on Wednesday, September
Mrs. Arthur Croft, who has been on
the sick list for about a week, is re-
ported to be somewhat improved.
Remember the Farmers club meets
Tuesday evening, September 6, at the
town hall. There will be program
and a speaker. Coffee will be served
with sandwiches and cake, which the
secretary notifies the members to
bring. Mr.. Payette, the president,
urges all who have anything suitable
to exhibit in the club booth at the
Sherburne County fair on September
%, 20, 80 and Oct. 1, to let him know
as. soon as possible. This is the Sec
ond year for our booth, and we hope
it will bring a blue ribbon. Be a
booster.
The John Lind family were enter
tanned at the Raymond Saxon home
Sunday.
The Aid society ladies were busy
today on two fine quilts which they
finished for their sale. The date for
the sale Of fancy and plain art:c :es
and the chicken pie supper is Friday
evening, September 16. Every one in
vited to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Taylor anC
family visited their cousins, the Ton
Grows, in Greenbush, Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. O. M Gulrude anc
family Of Santiago left by auto Satur.
day for a vacation which they will
spend visiting relatives and friends
in Albert Lea and other places in the
southern part Of the state.
Sunday school next Sunday after.
noon at 2 o'clock and preaching ser
vice at o'clock. All arc welcome.
One Of the prettiest social affairs o:
the summer was enjoyed by over 81
ladies at the John l.. johnson hom'
Friday afternoon. Mesdames Phili]
Boehm and John L. johnson were hos
I tesses for a household shower givcl
in honor of Miss Laura Johnson, VIII
became the bride Of James R. Saxol
on Saturday. Miss Laura arrived o.
the festive scene at o'clock and i'm
mediately inquired as to the reaso
for such a gathering, but soon learne
that it was all carefully planned sur
prise for her. Music, cards and writ
ing favorite recipes in the brides COO
book were the chief amusements. A
5 o'clock, when everyone had gathere
in the large living room, little Mabe
Boehm, Vivian Taylor and Merli
Wicktor, all dressed in white, entere
the room with large decorated coas
ter wagon which was overlooking wit
useful gifts and good wishes for tn
bride to be. After all the gifts ha
been opened she expressed her graft
tude to everyone and delicious lunc
was then served.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCann motored u
from Iowa to spend a week at tn
home Of their daughter, Mrs. Alfrc
Bundy.
C. E. Brande, who had the misfo1
tune of falling on his head from tn
top of loaded hay scoot about tire
weeks ago, is able to be up and abou
again although he is still unable t
use the injured muscles Of his neck.
Mr.. MacNamara, banker at Foley
was looking after business interest
at the old Reichert ranch on Satu1
day.
J. L. Payette traded his draft tear
Of roans, one of the finest in the cour
try, for three black horses on Wednes
day.
The nearby relatives of Mr.. an
Mrs. James Saxon gave them receI
ton at their home Saturday evening
Cards and music were the pastime
One of the musical selections whic
was especially enjoyed was the beaut
full song, "The Sunshine Of You
Smile," sung by Mrs. J. L. johnson
The party ended after a fine lunch we
served.