The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-12-01

SWEDISH Baptist Sunday school Mt the resi-
denco OF Jonas johnson every Sunday, 1880 a. NJ
Jim Ward spent Sunday il
Princeton.
Chas. Bevier has moved into the
Oaks house.
Hen Webster passed through
town Monday.
Miss Anna Bouck spent Thanks
giving with relatives in Princeton.
DR.. n. NJ. Cook was called
home, Saturday, by news of his
Wife's illness.
Mr.. Agee, with Mcdonald
Bros, Of Minneapolis, took in our
town, Tuesday.
L. S. Parsons and wife spent
Thanksgiving at Elk River. They
report a good time.
Geo. Cheney and Emet LETTERS
departed, Tuesday night, for
school at Sank Centre.
A fellow with ''fun'' exhibited
to- slim audience at the school
house. Tuesday evening.
Rev. Wagner preached at Estes
Brook, Tuesday evening, walking
cut and back. A hard walker.
Miss Hudson, who has been
teaching at the lake, spent last
Saturday in town as the guest of
Miss Maggie Ross.
=. Bliss informs Us that there
will he temperance lecture at the
school house in Swedish this even
ing. y good move, Mr.. Bliss.
Chas Oaks has secured a good
position with A. W. Woodcock,
at the brick yard We are sorry
to loose SO good a citizen as MI.
Oaks and hope he may soon move
back to MiIaca.
Miss Blanche Strang has been
confined to the house for several
days with throat trouble, but is
better now. Bert Mitchell has
also been confined with similar
complaint but is now also better.
A. Rudquist states that his
boarders now spend all their
money for strong drink and he is
the looser thereby,-not being
able to collect his board bills.
This is another advantage of open
saloons.
VIM. Strang has built him a
neat little house on the north end
OF First avenue. John O. Dahl
has completed a nice little home
over on south Hillside avenue, and
others are still building. Looks
like substantial growth, don't it?
The snow is just the thing for
lumbermen. Lindsay, Webster,
Goss, Ward, Martin, and a host of
smaller fry, are preparing for a
big winter work, to say nothing
OF the Mile Laos Lumber COM
pany, who will have three camps.
We had thought by the way the
council started in that they were
going to do something for our
town in the way of streets, cross
ings, ETC., but they do not seem to
be worrying themselves very
much. What's the matter. gentle
men.
The presiding elder, of the Du-
luth district, will preach at the
church Friday night and again
Sunday night. The quarterly con
ference will be held after the ser
mon Friday night. We under
stand that there is important bust
ness for the trustees.
Monday morning about 1870
O'Clock a freight train broke in
three parts, over near Pokegema.
and before it was noticed caused a
collision Of the two rear sections,
throwing about ten cars off from
the track and smashing them to
spIlnters. Fortunately no one
was injured,
The Sunday school teachers met
Tuesday evening and decided to
have q Christmas tree on the 9th,
at the church. The following
committees were appointed: On
programme, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. Bevier,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Norcross; on
soliciting, Mrs. Poole, Mrs. Bouck,
Dora Bach and class No. 5; on
popcorn, ETC., Mrs. J. P. Mitchell
and Mrs. II. A. Norcross; on tree,
IL. x. NOrcrOss and e. S. Parsons.
Editor Union:
Please correct the statement in the
Mllaca items Of last weeks UNION re-
gardlng the marriage of Miss Josie
Ecklund. It is wholly false in every
particular as my sister is living with a
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