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

second anu lnlfd Sundays in each month. Eve
ming service ny the Young Folks Christion En-
deayor Society every Sabbath evening.
REV. J.J. WAYMER. Pastor.
S. A. Cone has returned home.
Fr. Heuss went to st. Cloud Monday
evening on business.
p. A. Robideau and w. F. Waldhoff
spent yesterday in Princeton.
J. 0. Foss has purchased the span of
ponies formerly owned by Mrs. Kniffin.
Mrs. S. A. Cone has been very sick
for some time past, but is recovering.
b.. p. Price has opened up a barber
shop in the rear room OF. Nlalone's
building.
o. w. Swenson and H. r. Mallette
spent a part Of Saturday and Sunday in
ST. Cloud
p. p. Price will occupy E. N. Bacon's
house until the return of Mr.. Bacon's
family from st. Cloud.
S. LoWenstein, the St. Paul cigar
man, was in town on his regular
monthly trip, Monday.
Pleasant winter weather. The alb
sence of snow being the only drawback
to livelier times in our village.
The schedule time of our daily mail
train has been changed from $40 to-
1905 A. NJ, and from 4:O5 to $50 P. NJ.
. Coyotes are numerous in this vicinity
this fall and they make the nights
hideous with their dismal bowling.
81 Mrs: ": r. W a1dhoff has been visit
ing in. Greenbush for a week or ten
days past and returned home Sunday.
John and Fred Serge, Of Princeton,
have purchased the old Dean farm
south of town and moved on to the
same.
j. J. A. Robideau and family
moved to ST. Cloud last woek, where
they intend to make their home in the
future.
Mrs. H. Robideau went to Foley.
Monday evening, to spend a couple of
weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
Guthrie.
We learn that Milaca is to have a
Jail building, and that James Price, of
this place, has the contract for build
ing the same.
J. II. Vinson has rented Mr. CHS
holms farm and Mr.. Chisholm has
moved into town. They occupy rooms
over D. G.. Chisholm &Co's store.
p. N. Bacon and family moved with
their household goods to ST. Cloud last
week where they will remain during
the winter months. They expect to
return again in the spring.
Several parties from the village at
tended the dance at Mr.. IT. Blair's
residence, in Greenbush, which oc-
Cured on Friday evening of last week,
in honor of the birthday of their
daughter, Miss Hattie.
Frank Beautot has sold that part of
his land lying on the north side of the
railroad track, about one mile west
from the village, containing about 100
acres, to August Jackson OF this place.
Consideration $3.50 per acre.
Several German families from the
southern part of the State intend to
locate in the vicinity of Foreston in
the spring, purchase land and open up
farms. There is no better soil in the
State for farming purposes than can be
found in this portion of Mile Laos
county.
w. A. Larson, Of Tosca, was in the
village Friday and Saturday of last
week Will has been in Minneapolis
for the past three or four weeks for the
benefit Of his health and looks as
though his sojourn in the city had done
him q world of good. He is looking
100 per cent, better than when he went
away.
r. A. Ross and wife drove up from
Princeton, Tuesday, and returned the
same day. This is Mr.. Ross first visit
to our town since its found alton. and
he was considerably surprised at the
size and neat appearance of the village,
its clean graded streets and the
healthy, rugged appearance of the in
habitants.