The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-02-24

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Lake were transacting business here
one day last week.
Miss Dunn and G. I. Staples Of
Princeton werc transacting business
here on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jungnickle of
Elk River spent Monday evening at
the Roy Carter home.
Mr.. Williams, of the First National
bank of Elk River, was transacting
business here on Friday.
Dave Bridge returned from Prince
ton on Saturday. He has been. pa
tient in the hospital there.
Mr.. Nash returned on Friday from
several days attendance at the hard
ware convention in st. Paul.
The ladies of the M. E. Aid will
serve dinner in the corner store on
Tuesday, March 8, election day. Your
patronage is solicited.
John Looney is one of the happiest
men in town and all because of a
bright baby boy who put in his APP
pearance at his home recently.
The board Of directors of the Far
mcrs' Cooperative Creamery Co. will
meet with the county agent in Zim-
norman on Wednesday, March 2, for
final arrangements.
Lille Olson entertained about
dozen of her friends on Wednesday
evening in honor of her birthday. All
enjoyed the evening and left some
pretty gifts for the little hostess.
Rev. D. M. Johnston Of St. Paul
conducted services here on Monday
evening. It was the opening night of
the revival meetings. Rev. Knobbs of
Princeton will have charge next week.
G. l. Staples of the Princeton Union
was in town Friday. Mr.. Staples in
tends running page in the Union for
the Zimmerman advertising and local
news. If you want to know what is
happening in your home town SUBJ
scribe for the Union.
About 20 little girls pleasantly sur
priscd Ethel Kruger last Saturday af-
ternoon. the occasion being her birth
day. Numerous games were played,
bounteous lunch was served and the
little guests had most enjoyable
time. The little miss received nu-
merous gifts.
Are you going to buy some? Some
what? Why, some of those good
homemade pies, cakes, doughnuts,
cookies, buns, bread, popcorn and can
dy, and yes, some delicious baked
beans, everything necessary to have
Sunday dinner that will bring
smile of satisfaction to the faces of
your family or guests and make them
wish the fourth division of the M. E.
Aid would offer their services more
often in, supplying the public with
such appetizing dainties. Don't for
get the date, February 26, in the VIM.
Swanson store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Berglund de-
lightfully entertained the Social club
last Wednesday evening. The rooms
were beautifully and appropriately
decorated for valentine time. Through
out the evening the scheme was car
ried out. In the contests quaint say
ings had been inscribed on heart
shaped cards cut in fanciful shapes,
which were distributed among the
guests, who were asked to match
hearts and find their partners. This
occasioned much merriment, especial
ly when the sayings were read aloud.
A short business meeting was held,
after which the following program
was rendered: Piano solo, Miss Moss;
recitation, Rev. Clark; song, Winton
Peterson; recitation, Prof. Swails:
xylophone selection, Russell Healy;..
song, Mrs. Hanson. The magician or
noted hypnotist, Prof. Stuckupsky,
a Hindoo from India, was then intro
duced and made selections from the
crowd to prove his power. Those
chosen were Rev. Clark, Mrs. Rust,