The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-08-26
PERSONAL.

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Dr.. Mitchell, Of Elk River, visits
Princeton on professional business
quite frequently Of late. s.ss
MI. Samuel Miller and wife and Nj.
Stephen Wood and wife are off on a
visit to Wisconsin friends this week.
Wesare glad to know that Mr.. A.
r. Barker is improving somewhat, but
he still looks s.pale about the: gills.''
Mr.. John T. D. sadley returned
from below, on Sunday, after having
disposed of about fifty head Of fat cat.
tie at fair, prices. So
Anoka county's boss commissioner.
John G. Smith Esq, is supervising
the driving.of 100000 railroad ties on
the West Branch. r
Mr.. Harry Head, Of the firm Of
Head h. Loring, made business trip
to St. Paul. Wednesday, and expected
to return on Friday.
Charlie Jameson, of tho Elk River,
clothing house, was in town, Saturday
and. Sunday, taking orders for clothing
and shaking hands with his friends.
Mrs. Coulson and Mrs. Cox, the
two Illinois ladies, stopping at the
North Star hotel, have our thanks for
several bundles Of late Illinois papers.
Mrs Cha's Keith was quite i'll dur.
ing the early part Of the week: the
numerous friends of the family will BE.
glad to learn that she is now out OF
danger. . Daa
.aThe dimiputive Herb. Gates came
down from Grow Wing county, last
Friday: Rumor says that Herbert
will not return to the pineries alone,
Sensible boy. 2
Mr.. Charles S. Wheaton, wife
and family, of Elk River, were visit
ing their friends in this village, on Sat.
urday. Charles is not the worst law !.
yer in the world.
Mr.. Lester Shaw, of Anoka, special
agent for the Northwestern Endow-
ment, and Legacy Association, was
domiciled at the American House,
several days this week. =
N. 3. Harwood & Co.'S we'll known
representative, Mr.. Charlie Foss, ar
rived in town this afternoon, and will
endeavor to saoindle Princeton mer-
chants to night and tomorrow.
Letters received BY friends from
Mrs. George Buck, Mrs. Martha Rines
and Miss Maggie Rines, indicate that
the ladies are, having a good time
down in the old Pine Tree Stats. !.
Mrs. Henry Webster, the esteemed
hostess of the American House, re-
turned home from Anoka. Tuesday.
Her little son George, regained his
health under DR.. Dunham's skillful
treatment.
A brother of the late D. H. MURRAY
is out here, from Ohio. He appears
to be a very gentlemanly sort Of a
fellow. and is up here looking after
matters pertaining, to his deceased
brothers estate. &
Mr.. H. F. Barker made Princeton
flying visit, on Saturday. During
the short time he was here he dis.
pensed the cigars quite freely; on in.
quiry it was ascertained that a young
Miss Barker had arrived at his house
Friday morning.
Mr.. John A. Davis lies at the North
Star hotel. in very critical condi-
ton; .he is affected with some kidney
complaint; his physicians, Drs. J. P.
Caldwell and c. II. Mitchell, dispair
of saving his life. sse {,
Mr.. ]. F. Dickey, of Michigan, is
out here visiting his mother, Mrs. J..
A. Walker. Mr., Dickey lost his wife
very suddenly. recently. she intending
to visit Princeton with him. He
leaves his two little motherless chill
dren with Mrs. Walker,
Mr.. A. c.. Keith, of Pennington,
Maine, brother to Judge Cha's Keith,
arrived in town, on Wednesday even.
ing. MI. Keith, it will be remember.
ed, spent several weeks here last sum.
mer; he thinks he has come to stay
this time. !.
Mrs. N. e. Jesmer and family re.
turned from Fergus Falls. where they
had been visiting for some weeks past.
on Friday Mrs. Jesmer was indis.
posed most Of the time during her
absence, butts all right now. B
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