The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-09-05
PERSONALS.

this week. "A
George H. Newbert was in Prince
ton Monday.
NJ. S. Rutherford visited Minneapo-
lis, Monday.
Frank Huna, of St. Paul, spent Sum
day in Princeton.
John Haggberg, of Lawrence, visited
with the force short time yesterday.
Col. Lowenstein, of St. Paul, made
Princeton periodical visit last week.
F. w. Wedman, of Spencer Brook,
made the UNION short call Saturday.
Mrs. J. Moses has left for a months
visit with her mother in St. Paul, Mon
day.
James Lochren, of Bridgeman, came
to Princeton Monday to look after his
affairs.
Ernest L. Brady has returned from
his western trip much improved in
health.
Mrs. Max Mark left on Monday, for
St. Paul, to visit with her mother for
a month.
| A. K. Trask, of Minneapolis, the vet
eran umberman, was in Princeton last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lizzie WhittemOre returned
Saturday from a visit to Anoka and
Monticello.
Hon. E. E. Price, of Foreston, passed
through Princeton Monday, on hunt
ing excursion.
G.. O. Jahr, of the lake country,
made an agreeable call at the UNION
Office Tuesday.
H. G. Head returned from his Iowa
trip last Friday to remain with his
family a short time.
Robert Burch, came down from up
river yesterday and spent a short time
with his friends in Princeton.
Mrs. G. E. Cotton, of Anoka, and
son, Ben, of Vineland, were the guests
of Mrs. F. L. Small this week. -
Charles Cove, Of Anoka, visited his
sister, Mrs. Cotton, the first of the
week at DR.. Small's residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN r. Soule re-
turned Saturday right from a visit to
New England friends and relatives.
J. S. Collins, Vineland's new post.
master, was in Princeton yesterday
and made the UNION office a pleasant
call.
) Miss Myrtle Love leaves Saturday
} for Morrison county where she has
been engaged to teach school the
coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.. Dunn and chill
dren, of St. Paul, arrived in town this
morning, to attend the Mile Laos
county fair.
Hon. w. B. Mitchell and Frank Tol
man, Esq, of St. Cloud, we're callers a
the UNION office yesterday. They
we're attending court here.
H. B. Jesmer returned from his va
!. cation Monday morning, having had {
delightful trip a-wheel through south
err Minnesota and northern Iowa.
G. L. johnson, of Anoka, was il
7 Princeton, Saturday. Mr.. johnson
was looking over the ground before
opening a branch of his Tailoring
business in this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Peterson drove
y over from Princeton last Sunday on ;
! visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Engberg O
this place. They returned home il
the evening.-Cambridge Press
W. F. Chase spent Sunday in Anoka
Wilbur enjoys politics so much that i
: was difficult for him ITO deny himsel
: the pleasure Of taking hand in tn
d school election which occurred il
l. Anoka Monday.
Rev. J. S. Staples and wife, VIII
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
d G.. I. Staples for the past three weeks
o departed Monday evening for Elk Riv
i err, where Mr.. Staples will fill Rev. D
j.. Henderson pulpit next Sunday.
u Miss Te1nie Cravens left on thi
mornings train for Minneapolis, wher
' she will take a course at the Stat
Il University. She was accompanied b.
. Mrs. O. J. Cravels, who will visit rel
u atives in the city for a short time.
J, I. A. Caswell, editor of the Anok
: Herald, and Eugene Murphy. the rig
g bower and joker of that paper, cam
o up Saturday to visit relatives an
&. friends and help in the grand openin
q of the chicken season in Mile Lac
: county.
q Frank M. Campbell, Princeton, wa!
< in Elk River renewing old acquain
o ances Saturday. Time was, before thu