The Princeton Union from Princeton, Minnesota • Page 9

Wtf 8 Farm Fireside. Gleanings by Our Country Correspondents. M.1M1..M.W. BLUE HILL. A happy New Year to all.

It was really cold as Christmas this year. Miss Alice Fullwiler came from Minneapolis to spend the Christmas vacation with her parents. Mrs. Borneke returned to her home near Mankato on Tuesday after spending a couple of weeks with her sons, Fre.d and Otto. Cecelia Belair came home from Minneapolis on Wednesday to spend a two weeks' vacation at her home.

Wm. Swearinger and family and Grover Jensen and wife spent Christmas at the Wm. Weldon home in Greenbush. Ole Thompson's mother died last week at her home in southwestern Blue Hill. J.

Griffin aud family were entertained on Christmas day at the home of Hartman Camp. The Blue Hill Sunday school closed for the winter last Sunday. Chas. Groff went to Greenbush the first of the week to visit his daughter, Mrs. Belle Hones.

Mabel Belair returned home from the hospital at Princeton the first of this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Fullwiler and daughters, Alice and Clarihelle, spent Sunday at Fred Borneke's. Grover Jensen and wife arrived bome last Wednesday after spending their honeymoon in Iowa. They expect to make their home in Blue Hill. 3Ir. and Mrs.

VanKleek and family were entertained on Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Nels Herman, Mr. and Mrs. Theo.

Berg and Miss Nellie Lavelle came up from Minne-. apolis last Tuesday to spend the Christmas vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Lavelle.

Mabel Norberg left on Saturday for Minneapolis to spend the winter with ber mother. J. H. Hutchinson and wife spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.

VanKleek. Grover Taylor, wife and baby are visiting at C. W. Taylor's. Wood's baby has been seriously ill with pneumonia but is reported to be better.

Miss Mina Groff of Princeton spent Christmas day at her home in Blue Hill. Arthur Groff and wife entertained 'fig? ME All the Fine Dress Goods. All Ginghams and Percales. All Dishes and Crockery. Everything in Groceries.

Mittens and Gloves. Overalls and Pants. Big Stock of Underwear. Mr. and Mrs.

John South Christmas. Miss Phrona Groff is visiting her uncle Chas. Groff. Mrs. Matt Johnson was called to Cedar Falls, Iowa, the first of the week by the serious illness of her brother-in-law, Mr.

Berg. The Christmas tree and- entertain- ment at the Blue Hill church was well attended, and the program was nicely rendered. Much praise is due Miss Lynch and her scholars. The entertainment and basket social at the Wheeler school house last Wednesday evening was well attended and a neat sum was secured from the sale of baskets, all of which went to the school district. NellyIf you follow the directions, faithfully, I'll wager my sweetest smile you'll gain 16 pounds by taking three packages of Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.

35 cents, tea or tablets. C. A. Jack. Adv.

THREE CORNERS. We heard that Ed Lambert and Clara Norby were married yesterday. We wish them much joy. They will live on the Lester King place. Eugene Cartwright sold his forty to Nelson King.

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson King and family visited at Will Thomas' Sunday. We hear that George King is going to move on the Ira Colburn place. Mr.

and Mrs. Orin Hamilton and son, Claude, spent Christmas with Mrs. Hamilton in town. Frank Libby and family spent Christmas at Robert Byers'. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Thomas and son, Johnny, Nelson King and family, George King and family and Eugene Cartwright and family visited at Harry Lambert's Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Steeves and baby visited at Henry Steeves' Christmas.

Mrs. Olson, mother of Mrs. Haglund, was burried Saturday. Makes assimilation perfect, healthy blood, firm muscles, strong nerves. Quickens the brain, makes and keeps you well.

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea has no equal. It's your health insurance. C. A. Jack.

Adv. GLENDORADO. Wishing the Union and its force a Happy New Year. Eric Rask of St. Paul is a guest at the Hubbard home over the holidays.

Those who were entertained at Arthur Crook's home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wager and family, Misses Nancy and Eunice Penrod, Clara Denison, Cora Hub- BIG CLOSING bard, Eric Rask and Geo. and Tom Hubbard. The Christmas program at the" M.

E. church was largely attended. Mrs. Huldah Hubbard and family and Eric Rask attended the dance at John Mills' Christmas night. John Philo and Arthur Crook made a business trip to Foley Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hanson spent Christmas at the home of Jacob Jacobson in Freer. Malvin Daline, who has been under the weather is again able to be up arid around.

Geo. Hanson was a business caller at Joe Chivalier's Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Albin Nordstrom and family spent Christmas at the former's home.

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We wish all a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Miss Martha Rosine is visiting With her sister, Mrs. Wm. Gerth. Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Sunday at Wm. Gerth's. A number of young folks spent Sunday evening at Chas.

Rosen's, i Fred Schilling is helping R. Marine this week. Mrs. Wm. Schilling and daughter, Alta, passed Sunday with Sidney Schmidt and family.

Those who took Christmas dinner with Chas. Rosen and family were Rev. and Mrs. Strauch and family and Mr. and Mrs.

August Meyer and children. Anton Falk and family spent with Wm. Bandemer and wife. Mrs. George Schmidt and daughter.

Ida May, left for Fergus Falls on Monday few days' Mrs. Ed Benseman called on MtX H. Heitman on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Horstmaiv and children of Sandstone and Frank Horstman of Lake Benton arrived imkm Sal Open Saturda Morning Jan. 2 EVERYTHING MUST BESOLD AND SOLD QUICK Remember the Date, Sale Opens Saturday, Jan. 2, and Continues Until All the Stock is Sold The Entire Store Re-arranged for a Big Sale. WW Terms of Sale, Cash Remember the Place, the Eickschen Mercantile Co. Store, Saturday THE EICKSCHEN MERCANTILE STOCK A.

E.ALLEN Purchaser here on Thursday to spend a couple of weeks with their parents. Miss Amanda Seifeldt came home from the cities last week and spent a few days with her parents here. A son was born to Mr. and nily Harrington on Monday, December 21. Mr.

and Mrs. R. Manke visited at Fred Manke's in Piinceton on Sunday. Miss Stella Bockoven passed last week with relatives in Princeton. A Christmas program was held at Gerth's school house Thursday evening.

The program was excellent and a nice crowd attended. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schmidt ate Christmas dinner at the E.

Gens' home. ZIMMERMAN. Mr. and Mrs. A.

R. Berglund went to Sauk Rapids Thursday to spend Christmas with relatives. Mrs. John Kruger went to EJk River Tuesday to visit relatives. Herman Olson, who his been working in a garage at Princeton came down to Zimmerman about a week agu and expects to spend the rest of the winter at Chas.

Iliff's. Mrs. W. Smith is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E.

H. Foley. Mr. Peabody of Oak Park visited his daughter, Mrs. Nash, a few days recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Hurtt and daughter Louise, Miss Storlie and Robert Brink attended the installation of the Masonic lodge at Princeton Monday night. They report a fine time. I.

F. Walker shipped stock from here Tuesday. Miss Storlie, who clerks at Nybergs store, went to her home at Mora to spend Christmas. She returned Monday morning. Miss Maud Bowles is on the sick list this week.

Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Foley attended a reunion of the Smith family which was held at the Kprae of Chas.

Thompson in Spencer Brook Christmas day. Every member of the family was present. OPSTEAD. Christmas was observed at the different churches here in a fitting manner. Although the weather was quite snappy a large number of people attended jjhe Christmasr exercises.

jg i Mercantile Co. Stock vf The customary neighborhood Christmas supper was held at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elgren's on Saturday evening. Those present had a very social time.

Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Anderson spent All Fine Shoes.

All Work Shoes. All Children's Shoes. 100 Pair Gold Seal Rubbers. AH Coats. Mackinaws.

Saturday evening and Sunday at Redtop. Mi. and Mrs. John Kalberg and daughters, Amanda and Sarah, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Kalberg. The ladies of the Swedish Lutheran church will have a sale of useful things at August Haglund's on New Year's day in the evening. Miss Ethel Engstrom is spending her Christmas vacation at home. Mr. and Mrs.

Harvry Elgren visited at Isle the first of the week. A Happy and Prosperous New Year to all. BOGUS BROOK AND Raieigh Scheilds left for Spring Valley on Wednesday to visit with his parents over the holidays. Word has been received that Ellen Johnson, who underwent an operation at the Northwestern hospital, is improving nicely. Louis Berg, whp has, been visiting HOLSTEIN FOR SALE Holstein Bull, No.

103755 Strong A. R. O. family on sire side, will be three 3 years old next spring, three-fourths white, well 2 trained and gentle for anyone to handle. Low 3 price will be made for this highly-bred bull.

10 High-Grade Heifer Calves Some nearly a year old, some spring and summer 3 calves. All are good ones and will be sold right. 3 3 High-Grade Bull Calves 1 Last spring calves. Also year-and-a-half old, well 3 1 bred grade bull, halter broke. Prices right on these young bulls.

3 HAYES Route Elk River, Minn. iVj 'it: i- 3 3 ij 7 3 his brother, Ross, left for his home at Zumbro Falls on Wednesday. 1 Miss Cecile Hofferbert, who assisted with the Christmas rush at i "The Fair" is spending a few days, at home. Miss Florence Swedberg left on' Wednesday for Akeley to visit with her sister, Mrs. Oscar Olson, over the holidays.

Louie Swan of here visiting at the Westling home. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Swedberg spentf Christmas with Ole Swedberg oi Borgholm. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Moore and spent Christmas at the E. District 28 closed a very successful fall term of school on with a splendid program." The! teacher, Miss Wahl, returned to heri home at Milaca the next day. 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Albin Swenson andj' daughter and Ross Berg were pleas-' antly entertained at the Hofiferbert Christmas day. -jr.