The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-11-24


school at l1:45A. n. EpWorth League at Z P M.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening III s p. NJ.
REV. j ~. WAYMER, Pastor.
SWEDISH BAPTIST Sunday school at the resi- I.
dence Of Jonas johnson every Sunday, 1O:3O 4. N
H.H. Cheney is in Minneapolis for
a few days.
VIM. DowdeH spent a day or so in.
town last week.
Joseph Bacon, Of Brainerd, is visit
ing old friends in town.
Rev. VIM. Skemp stopped over with
friends in town last night.
Rev. y. S. Bouck, OF Princeton, was
IN town a few days last week.
The orangemen seem to be prosper
ing finely in their lodge work.
VIM. Townsend is fixing his tene-
ment on First avenue this week.
Mr.. Warren Yose, Of Princeton. is
selling silver plated ware in town.
The blacksmith shop Of Barrett &
Campbell is now in running order.
p. S. Clinch, jr., is hiring men to go
into the woods. Lots Of numbering.
Mr.. Ball and wife, from Iowa. are
visiting their brother-in-l L. Nor
gan.
The G.. N, r. r.. water tank and
pump house has just had new coat Of
paint.
VIM. Townsend and DR.. o. C. Tar
box made Milaca visit last Friday
night.
VIM. johnson won the Clyde pony
IN a rattle the other night, for only a
dollar.
Read the program Of the w. C. T. u.
meeting next for Tuesday evening and
attend. 49,: E
q Knights Of Pythias lodge will
probably be Instituted here in the near
future. y
VIM. p. Lee, of Minneapolis, was
among old friends who called upon us
last week.
Mr.. Sleight will soon have in a fine
stock of general merchandise at the
old Conger stand.
J.. Morgan seems to be having a good
trade in his South Side meat market.
Hone hn will s11ccaad
DR.. Cook says he likes this location
for practice but cannot afford to stay
unless collections improve.
Rams Bailey has bought the property
and meat business of L. Morgan and
will go into business for himself.
1t is rather wintry in this vicinity at
the present writing, and a good heater
is the most comfortable thing that we
can get near.
Hen Webster says he is going to
make a pile this winter, up the West
Branch, and he usually knows what he
is talking about.
John Muzzy has been away purchas-
ing a lot Of good horses for the Lumber
Company. They have two camps al
ready in the woods and will make a bic
cut.
The Epworth League boys and girls
are raising money to seat the church
with. They already have nearly 800
and they also have fine quilt nearly
ready to sell. Everyone help in this
good work.
John Goss, ST., says that everything
opens up good for a big winters work.
Lindsay and Keith s. Mcclellan also
have full crews on the ground, pre-
pared to take advantage of the first
fall of snow.
Rev. Wagner preached at Estes
Brook Tuesday night. Last night he
preached at Foreston and tonight
Thursday EVENING" he breaches a
Thanksgiving sermon in the church
here. All go out to hear him.
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We learn that Mr.. N. Kisler, and
Miss Josie Ecklund OF Dalbo, was mar
RED in Minneapolis, Tuesday. They
will take up their abode with their
Milaca friends. The UNION man offers
his ngratulations to the happy pair.
The debate at the school house last
Friday night, is said to have been very
interesting. The subject: Shall
Women Be Allowed to Vote?n was de-
cided in favor of the ladies. This Fri
day it will be Which is Most Rene-
fetal to Young MenAn Education Or
Abundant Riches .s
The following program will be rem
dered at the regular meeting Of the