The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-08-13

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leave Princeton and our people would
hate to part with him.
Rev. w. j. Warner reports an inter.
esting meeting at Estes Brook Tuesday
evening. A full school house greeted
him and seemed to heartily appreciate
the privilege of having a meeting in
their own neighborhood.
Mayor Mallette, of Foreston, passed
through town Tuesday on his way tc
the cities. Mr.. Mallette says he is OPP.
posed to Sunday ball-playing, not ow-
ing to any religious scruples but in
Difference to the wishes of the Sabbath
rians. ~. NJ s- ..
A meeting of the shareholders of the
Dalbo Warehouse Company will be
held at Moses Tibbetts' hotel in Prince
ton, on Saturday, August 18th. Every
shareholder and those who expect to
become shareholders are requested to
be present. .. r..
Newell Judkins, father of Charles
Judkins of Baldwin, died at North
Ogden, Utah, on the End inst. De-
ceased settled in Baldwin in 1852 and
removed to Utah about a dozen years
ago. He was over "A years of age at
the time of his death.
The Foreston boys and the second
nine of Princeton will cross bats on the
diamond at I P. M, Saturday. At S:45
P. NJ, on the same day Anoka and
Princeton will try conclusions. One
admission fee of Is cents to witness
both games. You cannot afford to
miss it.
Mr.. Ed. NJ. Edelbrock, of Milaca, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Edelbrock, OF
this city, is to be married on August
Goth, at the Pro Cathedral, in this CITY,
to Miss Minnie E. Latterell, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Latterell,
we'll known in Benton county.-St.
Cloud Times.
Good christians, do not worry over
Sunday baseball playing. The
grounds are remote from the village,
and if the boys play a quiet game on
the Sabbath, once in a while, we cannot
see much harm that will result there
from. Anyhow, the boys do not intend
to make a practice Of playing on Sun
day. ......
The Pine City Pioneer refers to the
combination base ball game played at
that place on the End inst. .sThey wal,
loped us! Who did? The Princeton.
Anoka combination assisted by sUm-
pire' Green" Well, we'll, Gottry
Brace up your boys and have them
tackle either Princeton or Anoka and
wallop them. f.,
Speaking of the partial game played
between the Eclipse and Anoka clubs
last Thursday, the Herald says: 1.-The
features of the game were Claggett's
circus catch, Henderson's introduction
OF the new reclining throw for which
he picked up a dollar, and Hadley's
stretching to ten feet in order to get
Claggett's tossed ball in time.''
The Princeton and Anoka ball clubs
will play in Princeton next Saturday
afternoon at 3:45 o'clock. The Anoka
club is the crack amateur nine of the
State. The Princeton boys hardly ex-
pect to defeat them, but they will do
the best they can, and a close and in
teresting game is expected. Admission
to the grounds, Is cents. Turn out and
see the game and give the boys ben
eft. .. -.
On the Rum there is nothing NOV.
ing, but some OF the log-owners inter
ested in the drives that are hung think
there is fair probability of bringing
them in yet this season. lMimoe0polss
Lae17aberm101o.
Some of the log-owners base their
hopes on remote probabilities if they
are banking on getting a log out of the
Rum this season. Why, there is not
enough liquid in Rum River to float a
ten pound birch canoe.
Milaca and Foreston, Attention.
DR.. R. +. Lynch, dentist, will visit
Milaca and have his office at the
Milaca House, on August 18th and re.
main until the afternoon of the 18th
DIR. Lynch will also visit Foreston on
Aug. 10Th and Goth, and will have his
office at the hotel. The UNION car
recommend DR.. Lynch as one Of the
best dentists in the State, and the
editor speaks from his own personal
experience.
There will be some subjects of inter
est presented at the tent the next few
evenings, among which are the follow
ing: Thursday night, 'sValue of aSoul;'
Friday night, Cleansing of Sanctu
ary;;" Saturday night, 'sThe Judgment. >