The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-01-19
REGULAR NEE
9. COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Directors Elected for the Ensuing
Year; Lunch for Creamery ::
Meeting Decided Upon.
FATHER AND; SON BANQUET
Committee Appointed to Complain t.
Telephone Company Of Poor
Directory Issued.

III regular SESSION. Ill lie dImOEy Oh
Tuesday with all members in ,atten-
dance and DR.. McRae presiding. va
The club then proceeded to hold its
annual election of directors as provid-
ed by the bylaws. Nominations for
five directors of the club for two
year term ware duly made and the
club proceeded to ballot on the mem
bers nominated. A count of the bal
lots disclosed the following named
members duly elected: O. J. Ode
gard, A. E. Allen, c.. S. Morton, J. M.
Armitage and r. W. Manke. 49,.
The president announced that the
board Of directors would meet at the
CLUB rooms on Tuesday, January "a, at
8 p. M, for the purpose of electing Of
fcers for the ensuing year. -
The proposition Of putting on a
lunch for the patrons Of the Princeton
Cooperative creamery at it's annual
meeting to be held at the armory on
January "a, was brought up and thor
oughly discussed by the club. 1t was
unanimously decided that the club put
on lunch atIsaid time and place and
the matter was referred to the enter
tainment committee It was moved
and carried that necessary funds for
this lunch be solicited by committee.
O. j. Odegard and Ed. Nelson volun-
teered to serve on this committee. The
following donations for this lunch
were made. by the following club men,
bers: A. E. Allen, coffee; C.. H. Mel
son, sugar and pickles; Clair Galley,
beans::%C. S. Morton agreed to- look
after the baking of the beans; Calvin
Olson pork for the BEANS the
Princeton creamery donated the but
ter and cream. It was moved and car
ried that the club attend the" meeting
in a body. =. p - r
It being called to the attention of
the club that one of the premiums
awarded to Mr.. Hormatka of Benton
county at the potato show held in the
village of Princeton in 1920 had not
been paid, it. was moved and carried
that in case there are no other availa-
BILE funds for paying this premium
which amounted to Sc, the club pay
the same out of the club funds.
The committee in charge of the
father and son banquet reported that
all arrangements had been made anc
that Monday, January 30, at 6 O'Clock
p. m. sharp, at the armory, had beer
set as the time and place for this
banquet.
The secretary reported to the clut
on the steam laundry and flour mil
propositions, which matters were be-
fore the club at the regular meeting
on December 20.
It being called to the clubs atten
ton that the telephone directory, is
sued December, 1921, by the N. W
Bell Telephone Co. for Princeton AM
ladjoining villages, was an exception
Tally poor piece Of work, including pa
|per, printing and workmanship, tn
following committee was duly appoint
ed to make vigorous protest to tn
local manager of the company: R. F
Morton, F.. w. Manke and w. c
Doane.
The sewer and water main PROPOSE
ton was then taken up and freely dis
cussed. It was moved and carried tina
the club recommend to the council tina
adequate water and sewer mains b
laid from Brands corner to the bridg
on the Scenic highway, and that
comprehensive survey of the who'll
water and sewer system in the villag
!, be made by some competent enginee
to be employed by, the village council
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