The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-07-18
COMERs AND GOERs.

Il / 4 ( If 4
Aug. Rines spent Sunday in Mime
apolls.
George Presley, Of Milaca, was in
Princeton Monday evening.
GeorgeI. Staples made flying trip
to St Paul, Monday evening.
s. 7. Krohn left Princeton, Monday
evening, for Kalamazoo, Mich.
Miss Belle Parry, Of Minneapolis, is
thesguest Of Miss Fannie Jones.
Gene Clough, Of Cloughdale Farm
was in Princeton for a few hours Fri
day.
Il. Peter arrived in Princeton,
Thursday evening, after q months alb
sence.
Rev. and Mrs. Sargent, of Renville,
are guests of friends in Princeton this
week.
G. A. French, of the Monticello
Times, was a Princeton ovisitor last
Friday.
Mrs. o. r. Barker came home from
the summer school to remain over
Sunday
Fred Smith, of Minneapolis, was re-
newing acquaintances in Princeton,
Monday.
Rev. J. s. Bouck will preach at the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning.
Miss Annie Briggs returned to
Chicago, Sunday, after short visit to
relatives. :. .....~...
Sheriff Tierney, of Anoka, passed
through Princeton, Thursday, enroute
to Milaca. ss<" F..
Miss Dielman, of Wentworth, S. D.,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. Tim
norman. -... ISL. eus- .. .<.@
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Jack and child
and Miss Jack spent Friday on the
shores of Green lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcclellan re-
turned from their Mile Laos lake trip
the first of the week. ~
DR.. r. L. Small and Hon. W. F.
Chase spent Sunday in the bosom OF
their families at Anoka. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Little, of Anoka.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Page few days last week. ,-......
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgan and family re.
turned last week from their visit tc
Rochester, having been absent E
month. .-.z, .-@
! Mrs. D. NJ. Clough came up on the
Eastern Friday and drove to Clough
dale Farm, where she will spend {
fortnight.
Mrs. N. P. Lord returned to hel
home in Anola, Thursday, after twt
days sojourn in the potato belt
metropolis.
!. Miss Georgia Campbell accompanied
Mrs. Barker to Elk River, Monda,
afternoon, where she visited he
friends, the Libbys.
81. W. Cundy returned Monday iron
his down-river trip and spent Monda:
: and Tuesday attending the meetin!
OF the board of county commissioners
: G. A. Little, formerly Of Anoka bu
now of Minneapolis, was in Princeton
Wednesday and Thursday Mr.. Littl
was the first owner of the Anoka stree
railway. .,..
: Fl. G. Head and wife returned fror
} their outing at New England Point til
! first of this week. Mr.. Head says h
r has never spent a more enjoyable tim
} than this. =. =. se.
Miss Anna K. Stryker, of ST
Anthony Park, principal of Stryke
Seminary, spent several days i
! Princeton looking after the interest
! of her school.
:. George Nicely writes from Talapooss
: Ca, that he is having splendid tim
, and never felt better in his life. H
; thinks there is an excellent openin
1 for his business there.
:, Alfred Menard returned to Mime
J apolis last week after a visit of tie
:, days with his cousin, Emile Gadboi
!, This week Master Arthur Longtin
!, Emile's guest at the latter's home i
,, Baldwin.
r Gen. p. F. Durand, of New Havel
$ Conn.,, commander of the Connecticr
brigade, Uniform Rank Knights {
!, Pythias, has been working for the e
adjustment of division of that orde
:, in Princeton
i W. E. Hendricks, of Bushnell, S. D
: has been the guest of G. T. johnson
He pronounces Princeton fine tow
, and the surrounding country immens
! and says he likes it better than ar
! place in Minnesota or Wisconsin til;
B he has visited He was accOmpanie