The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-05-12

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THE PR
LOCALS.
DR.. Parsons was in town the first of
the week.
Rev. Clark autocd to Elk River on
Thursday.
Dora Brown was on the sick list the
first of the week.
M. X. Tiff was up from Elk River
one day last week.
Rev. Clark and Prof. Swails autoed
to Minneapolis on Saturday.
The Rebekahs were practicing their
initiatory work Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Johnson of Elk River visited
her father, P. H. Malin, on Friday.
| Forest Brown and Clarence Robert
son autoed to Minneapolis on Monday.
| Chas. Wheaton, jr., county auditor,
and little son of Elk River were in
town on Saturday,
The guild will be entertained at the
Earl Tiff home on Wednesday, May
IS. Everyone welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Tiff and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Tiff spent Sunday evening at
the A. A. Tiff home in Livonia.
Mrs. Merle Brown and Mrs. Anton
Hanson accompanied Mrs. Tigue and
Mrs. Kettleson to Princeton on We'd
nesday.
The M. E. Aid will meet at the j.
w. Mode home on Friday, May 20,
Mrs. Pratt assisting. Everyone invit-
ed to attend.
Ed. Hanson served on the jury at
Elk River on Monday. His wife and
little son accompanied him, spending
the day with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Stcndahl, Lii
liam Stendahl and Irve Jennison au-
toed to Minneapolis on Sunday to
spend the day at the Herman Stendah]
: home.
Little Violet Mode had a window
close on her hand Friday and suffered
painful injury. She was taken t.
DIR. Parsons at Elk River, where il
was found to be a bruisc only, M
bones having been broken.
Rev. Clark delivered a beautiful
sermon Sunday evening in commence
ration of Mothers day. He also sans
solo entitled, "My Mother" Rev
Wittrup of Elk River delivered splen
did sermon in the morning.
Eva Tigue and Evelyn Kettleson hat
| their tonsils removed at the North
| western hospital in Princeton on Wed
| nesday. These little girls have beer
! i'll for long while and it is to b.
hoped they will entirely recover now
A ball diamond has been laid GU
on the school grounds the past weel
for the benefit of the children. TIL
Social club donated $50 for the benefi
of the school over a year and hal
ago, and no doubt the children viii
! enjoy their ball ground.
About a dozen of the I. o. o.
members went out to the Elmer An
derson farm several days last week t
put in Mr.. Anderson's potato crop a
he was seriously injured a short tim
ago. The ladies of the Rebekah lodg
cooked tempting and substantial
dinner. which was taken out at moor
i several Of the ladies going out t
assist in serving. This is surely.
commendable act on the part of tn
! lodge, and is much appreciated by MI
: Anderson.
There's going to be a real time i
Zimmerman next Monday evening.
you don't believe it be at the hall an
i you'll find out. It's all for the pu1
pose of organizing baseball nine
and every one is to be there and brin
his neighbor; also we want a goo
~ crowd in order to show the boys W
will stand by them and give them GU
: support. They have leased piece G
I ground suitable for a ball ground an
want the cooperation of the entir
community. Zimmerman hasn't had
ball team since before the war, whe
it had one of the best in this part @
the country We have as good mate