The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-02-01

St. Cloud Reformatory yesterday after
loon to get a breath of pure ozone,
shake hands with his friends and at
e nd to some business matters.
The ''Campbell Times'' is the name
If little manuscript paper issued
by Miss Georgia
The editress advertises to
do plain sewing by the hour and wants
l girl to help her."
c. A. Jacks Notice.
1 have opened up temporarily in the
Carew block, and am able to supply
any and of your wants in the drug line.
Will be pleased to see any of my old |
friends and many new ones in my new
location.
Mr.. S. S. Peterson returned from
his western trip, Monday. He reports
Frank Hense and family in good
health, and that the banks with which
Mr.. Hense is connected are all in a
Aourishing condition and doing a good,
safe business.
Charley Rick had a serious accident
befall him last Saturday while chop
ping cordwood-he slipped and the ak
came down on his right foot decorating
it badly. DR.. Cooney was called and
was obliged to amputate half of the in
jured member.
Miss May Deming, of Rush City,
spent a few days in town visiting her
relative, Mrs. Anderson. The lady is
an experienced teacher and took occa-
sion to visit the schools, Tuesday. She
expressed herself as we'll pleased with
the school work.
County Auditor Ellenbecker yester-
day sold a tract of over 500 acres of
forfeited land to Mr.. Dean, of Mile
Laos. The land is in the vicinity of
that place. The sale was made subject
to the approval of the State auditor
Little Falls Transcript.
Mr.. E. w. Case, postmaster at Cove
was a pleasant caller at the UNION Of
flee yesterday. Mr.. Case says. Art
Shows trouble with U. S. officials was
caused by q good-for-nothing strife
breeder who is figuring for an appoint
ment as an U. S. deputy
To the PeODle.
l have now bought out Louis Tellef-
son in the Townsend block and am now
doing business in full swing. Prices are
no object as goods will, must and shall
sell or give them away.
L. w. P1ERsoN.
The January number of the Nor
malta, a publication issued monthly at
the St. Cloud Normal school, was
edited by Miss Winifred Kenely of this
county. Miss Kenely is a bright young
lady and it is unnecessary to add that
the Nornalo for January was we'll
edited.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Mcclellan, ac-
companied by Miss Glidden, Miss
Short and Miss McDiarmid, took a trip
to the lumber camps Friday night and
returned home the following day. The
ladies enjoyed the trip, and speak in
highest terms of the ability of the men
cooks at Mr.. McClellan's camps.
State examinations were held at the
High school rooms, the first three days
of this week. The questions were a
matter of surprise to the students and
many found their markings quite low.
That honest old farmer, who is at the
wheel in St. Paul since Kiehle's de-
parture, sends out some good stiff tests.
Daniel Aulguire and Mrs. Elizabeth
Soule, both of Greenbush, this county
were united in marriage by Judge
Freer at his Office in the court house
Tuesday afternoon. The groom is or
the shady side of IS, and the bride has
seen 81 summers come and go. The
frisky young (?) couple have the edi
tors benediction.
The Princeton Lodge No. 29S, I. O
G.. r., elected the following officers fol-
the ensuing quarter, last Monday eve
ming: I. E. Burgan, G. T.; Miss Jessie
Wentworth, V. T.; F. K. Ross, S.; P
NJ. Taylor, F. S.; Arthur Mcfarland
NJ; Mrs. Smith Soule, c.; F. D. Annis
P. G. T.; Miss Lilly Haskell, I. G.; NJ
Murphy, O. G.; Mrs. Ezra Wheeler, S
II. T.