The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-01-19

School has been closed in the Cornell
district Of Livonia, on account Of
Mrs. Martha Rodgers is reported as
being very low. Her disease, acute
diabetes, is making sad inroads on her
strength.
The G. E. society go to Milaca, FRI
day evening, to reproduce their pleas
ing entertainment given at this place
last week.
G. H. Bliss, representative for Efing-
ham Maynard & Co., of New York
City, tarried between trains, at this
place, Friday.
Mrs. Anderson, of Foreston. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Radeke, is at her fathers
residence quite i'll with Inflammation
of the bowels.
Fred, the baker, has gone to Estes
mill as cook there, having resigned
his position in the bakery when Mr..
Burke sold out.
| Mr.. Mallette is making speciality
of cutlery goods, at his store in Fores-
ton. Call and see his stock before pur:
chasing elsewhere
| Mrs. Presley, of St. Paul, mother Of
Geo. Presley and Gertrude PRESLEY.
of this place, came up Saturday, to re.
main a week or so with them.
Miss Hattie May Nicely is the posses
sor of a new piano, recently purchased
for her by her father. It is a fine
toned instrument of deep volume.
Mr.. Fay Cravens, who went to New
Ulm a short time ago, as a printer or
the Neeps, did not enjoy his outlook
there, and returned home, Saturday.
1 have frst-class workman in my
carpenter shop, and can furnish any
kind of job work required. :.
I. H. ESTES LUMBER Co.
Mr.. John Goss, of Anoka, was il
town, Friday, having come down from
his camp near the big lake. He say
they are doing good work this winter
| G.. B: Walker, land agent for tn,
Mile Laos Lumber Co., and Mr.. Hill
stead, of Milaca, were among tn,
numerous visitors to this place, Friday
Ladies Aid sociable at Mrs. F. L
Ludden's Friday evening, 1880 to i
o'clock. Refreshments and games
Jolly good time. Admission, 10 cents
w. r. G.. and G. A. r. will hold thei
annual camp fire at c.. A. r. Hall
Thursday evening, Jan, Goth, 1898
Allied orders are respectfully invited
Miss Ida King, who is teaching i
Livonia, came home Friday and re
manned over until Monday She is
. teacher of long experience and univel
sal success. .-=,.
, Rich's Condition Powders have bee
proven to be superior to all others fc
: the various diseases peculiar to horse
and cattle. A test will convince yo1
MID. only by G. A. Jack.
> At the Peoples Store you will fin
% a large and we'll selected line of d.
goods. All to be sold at the lowe
S living price, for cash or marketab
+ produce. c.. H. RINES.
Possibly this will be the last wint
!, that I shall operate my mill at Long
: Siding. All parties wishing custo
saving done will please make it know
=, at once. I. H. ESTES LUMBER Co.
Il Thomas Hannay is stopping til
winter at Bayfield,, Wis. He sends
rs this office, a copy of the Bayfield, Pre-
Al containing interesting items relati
to the growth of that prosperous lit
city.
A. Elder E. A.. Curtis will lecture, ST
day evening, at 1880 o'clock, in j
81 mer's Hall. Subject: ''Religio
as Liberty" All are cordially invited
III attend. No admission fee will
+ charged. .@t
% Parties living in Foreston and vic
IL ity, and desiring to subscribe for t
s. UNION, can do so by calling on H.
b. Mallette, our regularly authoriz
at agent at that place. Terms the sa
q as at the home Office.
on J. G. Borden is employed at pres'
: as hook-ke enar for SOula & CO. w