The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-06-23
BLUE HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. Fagerberg and daugh-
ter. Ruth, returned last Tuesday after
spending about week in Minneap-
oils. They travelled by auto. |,
Mr.. Roman went to Minneapolis
last week to take treatment for his
foot. which has troubled him for a
long time.
/ Sunday school Sunday at 2 o'clock.
Preaching service at 3 o'clock. All
are welcome. We overlooked men
tioning last week that the children
gave fine program on Childrcn's day,
which was enjoyed by large crowd.
Rev. Clark preached a sermon for the
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Burns of Mime
apolis. spent week visiting at the
Thos. Tellofson home. Mrs. Burns
and Mrs. Tellofson are sisters.
The dates for the county fair at Elk
River are September %, 20, 80 and
Oct. /. Now is the time to begin plan
IllIlS yOu1 CA111OACo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Grow of Green
bush and Mrs. Grows mother, Mrs.
i Geo. Taylor, from California, spent
Sunday at the Clarence Taylor home.
Mrs. Taylor is an aunt Of Clarence
Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thompson en-
loved visit with their son, Edwin
Thompson, who autoed here from Wis
consin the latter part of the week.
Those who visited at Jas. Saxon's on
. Sunday were his mother, Mrs. j. M.
Saxon, Harry Saxon and children
l from Pine City and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brown and family.
5 The Alex Blair and Tom Blair fam
lilies, also Frank Blair's, Joe Mag
CARTS and Chas. Crows Of Princeton
f motored to Forcston on Saturday,,
June 49,. The occasion was the golden
t wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Panchot. A
beautiful ceremony was conducted for
the honored couple in the Catholic
church. A sumptous dinner was then
served and many gifts of gold were
given to them. Mrs. Panchot is a
o sister of Mrs. Maggart end the Blairs,
IT Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Durbin were
Blue Hill visitors Sunday. They also
went to the Farmers club picnic al
Elk lake.
The Farmers club annual picnic las
le Sunday at Elk lake was surely sue
Of cess. Needless to say that the picnic
dinner, for which the farmers wives
are noted, was greatly enjoyed. In tn
afternoon Mr.. Hickman, the count.
agent, and Mr.. Davis of Elk River
e. gave very interesting and inspiring
IS speeches. The club then treated tn
crowd with all the ice cream the,
could eat and the remainder of tn
j.. day was enjoyed in boating, fishing
swimming and visiting. The clu1
|. meets next time on Thursday evening
- July ID, at the town hall to elect of
II fcers for another year. The clu
y wishes to express thanks to H. F
n Pratt for the use Of his picnic ground:
L. Mary Kaliher, daughter of Mr.. an
n. Mrs. M. Kaliher, who has been attend
bv ing the St. Benedict Sisters school 8
G.. St. Joe, took her first VOWS on Wee
nesday, June Is, to become a nun i
1r. the same order. A beautiful servic
was conducted in the chapel for tn
,e- thirty two young women who took tt
sit vows that day. Many friends ,
Mary, who is now Sister DEBORAH, e,
no tend to her congratulations and wish,
;he for her success and happiness in tt
life work she has chosen. Those wi
lie motored over last Wednesday we
les Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kaliher and famil
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Munich, also Mr.. al
Sc Mrs. E. Barnum and Mrs. Maria Fol,
md of Anoka, Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn of CO.
Rapids; Mrs. Dugan and Misses T
re- leen Kaliher, Eva Dugan, Mildr
: it Newton, Joyce Briggs, Mildred Ha1
cep iltcn, and Madge Buck Of Princeton
and Friends of John Kisner, who liv
ID. for several years in this communit
of will be interested to hear of his ma
mic riage to Miss Violet French of Gle
4. Lake, Iowa, on June II. Their VIC
the ding trip was by auto to visit rel
tives and friends here for few da.
on returning again last Friday to Mas
will City, where the happy couple "
the make their home. Congratulated
ore Mr.. Klsner's youngest brother, Geor'
and sister, Mrs. Kirchner, and lit
tart daughter accompanied them on tn