The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-07-28
ISLE

Miss Lorenzo Monsoon is now en-
ployed at the Mattson restaurant.
The Dahleen family of Mora were
Sunday guests at Swan Nyquist's.
Rev. P. Ebert Of Hillman spent a
few days in our village this week.
I Miss Selma Ramsey is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Sturgeon lake.
Albert Haggberg's three children
are reported i'll with scarlet fever.
Miss Louise Grant of Cottonwood
is visiting at the VIM. Hymes home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Haggberg of
Malmo were Isle visitors last Sunday.
Stewart Monson, who is employed
at Zimmerman, spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Caswell were
Sunday guests at the O. A. Haggberg
home.
Mrs. A. D. Smith entertained the
Isle Civic club on Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Olive Monson left for St. Paul
last Friday, where she will be en-
ployed.
Several Malmo young folks attend
ed the ball game here last Sunday af-
ternoon.
Rev. Nathaniel Carlson is holding a
series of meetings at the gospel tent
this week.
: Arnold Blaustone Of Minneapolis
is here visiting his brother, DR.. H.
Blaustone.
Miss Eleanor Vale came down from
Duluth on Monday morning for brief
visit with friends.
Rev. Bo1vig and family came down
> from Duluth on Tuesday morning for
few weeks vacation.
Miss Leah Barskey, county nurse
and Miss Bowers, social worker, were
, Isle callers last Friday.
Rev. Nathaniel Carlson and family
made a trip to Minneapolis on Mon
day, returning on Tuesday.
The Civic CLUB library is again open
to the public \Books may be taken
out on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Miss Aida Anderson left for Mime
apolis last week, after spending a
months vacation at this place.
! H. L. Martin and family are en-
: joying a months vacation in the cot
tage two miles north Of town.
Miss Amy Larin, who has been en-
: ployed in Minneapolis, is spending her
l summer vacation with home folks.
i Mr.. and Mrs: Leo Matter and chill
dren autoed to Springfield last week
for few days visit with relatives.
Mrs. Grace Henry returned to Min.
neapolis last Wednesday, after spend.
inc few days at John Haggberg's.
Miss Gladys Hopkins left last Thurs
= day evening for her home in Kansas
= after visiting at R. G. Eeath's tho
= past month.
The ball game last Sunday after
noon between Isle and Onamia re-
suited in victory for the home boys
;, Score Z to 9.
= Chas. Carter and family returned
- to their home at Bemidji last week
: after spending a few days in their cot
7 tage on the point.
8 Geo. Matters new dwelling on Hen
- nepin avenue is nearing completion
Il and will be ready for occupancy by tn
y latter part of the week.
= G. w. Olney autoed up from Mime
- apolis last Friday for a visit with hi
4 family in their cottage in High1an
park. He was accompanied by hi
friend, Carl. Swanson.
:. : Miss Grace Dunn, associate edito
IL of the Princeton Union, and he
- brother, DR.: Geo. Dunn of Minneapoli:
e were pleasant callers, in our villag
: last Sunday afternoon
= Mr. and Mrs. Vonada were dow
- from Malmo the first of the weel
;, Their little daughter, Beryl, who re
Gently underwent an operation fo
appendicitis, accompanied them hom'
Work on the Isle hospital is pre-
Id crossing very satisfactorily. TIL
IL basement is nearly completed and tn
Of work on the sewer, septic tank an
a. well is about finished. The buildin
he will be "a by 60, full basement, an
n stucco exterior: It is safe to say tina
he when completed, it will be one of tt
,s- most modern and best equipped no
|
he pitfalls this side Of the twin cities. D
n H. B1austone comes highly recon
on mended and his work so far h;
ho proven very satisfactory.
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MALM0