The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-03-01
Old Uncle Heuss is feeling rather
poorly this weather. - -

Old Uncle Heuss is feeling rather
poorly this weather.
Mrs. b.. E. Price is visiting her
parents in Bluehill this week.
A. D. Jesmer spent two or three
days in and around Mora in the earlv
part of the week. ..~.-. '.~,..'-
Mrs. P: A. Robideau has been con-
siderably indisposed of late but is feel
ing better at present. -.
Andrew Norgren has recovered from
his injuries and is again at the lever
in Foley Bros saw mill.
A man named James Reed had one
OF his feet badly mashed at one of
Foley Bros camps last Friday.
Messrs. Timothy and Thomas Foley,
accompanied by H.. r. Mallette, left
for Mile Laos lake, Monday, and will
be absent several days.
S. S. Peterson and Auctioneer
Marks drove up from Princeton Sun
day forenoon, spent few hours look
ing over the town and drove back the
same afternoon. . -,
Miss Anna Burch, who has been
| visiting with her aunt, Mrs. H. r.
Mallette, for the past six weeks, left
| for her home in West Duluth, We'd
nesday morning.
Sam Miller, of Princeton, was in
town few hours last Thursday after
noon Sam says it is the first time he
has seen our town in daylight and was
considerably surprised to find such a
young city up here in the woods.
E. N. Bacon is recovering somewhat
from the acute attack of rheuma-
tism which has kept him prisoner in
his room for a week or more and
ventured down town for the first
time last Saturday. Mr.. Bacon says
the attack was so severe as to render
him almost as helpless as a babe for
several days..
On Thursday of last week Ed. Faus-
sett was arrested by Marshal Cone,
charged with stealing $50 feet of par
buckle from Foley Bros mill yard
sometime about Christmas. He was
brought before Justice Dunning, Fri
day morning, plead guilty to the
charge. and was fined $500 and costs.
Faussett informed on other parties who
he claimed were with him in the trans
iaction, and on Friday afternoon George
Gennow was arrested on the same
charge. The case came to trial Tues
day evening. In the absence of the
county attorney NJ. S. Cone was ap-
pointed as attorney in behalf of the
State, and ~ Lawyer @. w. Kent, of
sMilaca, appeared for the defense. The
! jury was out about half an hour when
they brought in a verdict of not guilty.
| Monday, the Goth, being the tenth
anniversary of the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. r. Mallette, a large number of
! their friends prepared a pleasant sur
prise for them on the evening of that
day. It afterward being learned that
Mr.. Mallette would necessarily be alb
sent during the early part of the week
it was decided to carry out their plans
on Saturday evening, when about fifty
OF the friends of the family repaired to
the house and broke in upon them at
$3.50 O'Clock. They were cordially well
coined by Mr.. and Mrs. Mallette when
Mr.: Henry Swenson stepped forward
and presented them with an elegant
silver tea set worth $500, the gift Of
the entire company. A very pleasant
evening was passed, music, singing,
cards and dancing being the chief
amusements, until midnight when re-
treshments were served. At one
O'Clock the party dispersed wishing
! Mr.: and Mps. Mallette many more de-
cades of happy, prosperous welded