The Princeton union., 1881-09-08
PERsONA!'. All. !,

The joyial saY Kirk, Of Clearwater
]! was around buying cattle in this Vicinity
in herearly partTof theyeek.
] Miss Agnes Kenely has returned from
Minneapolis. and takes charge Of the
millinery depar rtment ID Jeslner's store,
Monday. !, s. gzSs s.5s. 81 NJ.
Mr. Willis s. Street, one Of sauk Rap
ids legal lunlinaries, made the UNION
a pleasant visit, M onday Mr.. Street is
an old typo himself. g1,st
Slower Rincs is clerking in the Peoples
Store. When merchant employs I'D
ditional help it is a sure sign that his
! business is increasing. 's , ,,e
1 Bill Reynolds has. gore to st. Paul to
work on one of the railways leading in :
to that city. There are worse boys than
IBill in the world. gE3 9s5a S
/ Mr.A..J Cater, after tarrying at home
q few days, accompanied by his daughter,
Hiss Abbie Cater, and q. Mr. Mullen, left
for Herman, Wednesday morning
| Dr.. R.F. Lynch arrived in town, Mon
day, as fresh and smiling as ever His
patrons will find him at his Office, Centre
Block, and be will only remain three
weeks. t4aLfftEq sE .a.4s5l kefe<#
! Mr Charles Leathers, of Minneapolis,
who was severely injured by the caving
in Of the t,'nnel leading into the Pills
LuryS a mill last fall, is up here recuper-
ating and visiting his brother, 5H1r. Olive,
Lcathers.
spences Brook is represented at the
Minneapolis fair by III. :. and Mrs. T. e.
C!ough, Dir. and Mrs. Gerry Clough and
daughters zua and Leila; Mrs George
P@ften and Miss Ada Gheston, and Mr.
and Mrs. ". 4. Smith. sE5..I 4css s.z
| Tim Pfatt and Lon Steadman leave fol
minneapolis this, Thursday; rnorn.p g, to
bring back the poor unfortuniates that
went 20 the fair they took q couple OF
WanGgans along with then, in which to na-
;vigate the streets of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Bell Rodgers nee Dorr arrived in
town, Tuesday evening, and will tarry
with her parents for time. It is hardly
three months since her marriage was
chronicled in the UN.oN and she is now d
widow again. Surely she has had hel
share Of trouble in this world. a.
Among the Princetonians in Mime
apolis this week are the following: 1dessrs.
H. B. Cowles, D. A. Galley, Harry Head
7. Fl. Galley and wife, Charles Foster and
wife, S. NJ. Byers and wife, F. M. Camp
bell and Miss Carrie sadley, Mrs Wesley
Page, Miss Rose Tbbetts, Hiss Emma
Nc lellan, J. L. Brady, Nelson Jeslner, II.
viii Bigelow, Ave. Smith, Samuel Whit
| comb John Cornaaclz and Geo. IIahoney,
There are few county officers to eject IN
Mile Lacs or either of the adjoining
counties of Sherburne and Isanti. In all
probability, treasurer Nici1erson of Sher-
burne, and treasurer Campbell Of Mile
Lacs, will be their own SUCCESSORS. n
Isanti a superintendent Of schools is to be
elected, and it is very probable that the
present efficient incumbent, Rev. Chas
Booth, will be reelected. There may
bequite bitter fight over the election OF
county commissioners in Mile Lacs and
lsanti. From present indications local
politics will be quiet all around this fall
| 1t IS getting to be about the time OF
year when we expect those who arc
owing us to pay up
That " Whitney 8 Sons steam thresher
does the neatestand quickest work of any
machine that ever was in this vicinity is
the verdict Of all the farmers for hom
w & S. have thrcshcl
n. M. Smith is the right kind Of a man
forroad overseer. On Tuesday, by orde.
Of chairman Rines, the town clerk noti-
fed Mr.. Smith to repair, or cause to be
repaired, the bridge on the Germany road
near the Mudgett farm house; by We'd
nesday evening the bridge was in a pass
able condition and Mr.. Smith and force
of men are finishing up the job to-day
! G. M. Reynolds & Co. have fitted UP
two nice little lunch rooms IN their bill,
lard hall which will be extensively pa
tronized. Something, Of this kind has
long been needed in Princeton.
i Tonight, we understand, a Mormon
+ preacher was rotten egged by some heed.
less boys, at the court house hall. sucl
Il thing should not be PERMITTED. Howev.
i er' distasteful the Mormon doctrine may
! be to sane people in. Minnesota, an ennis.
! saly OF that church has q rigid to ex-
+ press his views, without let OF hindrance
wherever. and whenever he pleases.
The fail term of the village schools
commenced, Monday, with Mr.. A. Y
Merrill principal, and Mr.. B. F.}scot
i presiding over the intermediate depart
ment, while Miss Mary Huse exercises I
motherly care over the little ones in th.
primary school. The attendance is larg,
and many of the pupils in the. upper de