The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-30

z Miss White, of Elk River, and Mr..
ana Mrs. Bergener, of st. Paul, spent
night in Princeton, attend
ing the Masonic sociable on that even
ing, where q very pleasant time was
passed by twenty couples in attend
ance.
Miss Clara Hatcher finished two
term of school in the Chap
man district, of Spencer Brook town
ship, last Friday. Miss Hatcher gave
good satisfaction as she always has,
since entering the profession, several
years ago.
The Sherwin- Williams paints are
prepared ready for use. Their cover
ing power is increased to the last point
consistent with q perfect paint, 300
square feet Of surface two coats to the
gallon. II. H. Galley sells these best
grade paints.
A crossing has been put in on the
street leading over the railroad, so
that travel with teams can now be
carried on, past the residence of j. w.
Hartman out through Highland ad-
dltion, the most beautiful park region
in this village.
Chas. Fogg has lately painted his
house, erected new fence and built a
good sidewalk along Plymouth avenue,
in front of his lot. E. K. Evens and
NJ. S. Rutherford have also put down
good walks. That part OF the village
has very tidy appearance.
e. Grant, of Baldwin, has his we'll
cultivated farm in crops this year,
preparatory to presenting himself at
the county fair next fall, with a good
display of products in the cereal and
vegetable dept. He will make a good
showing in the stock line as usual this
year.
The pretty and various costumes, the
beautiful songs, and clever bits of act
ing, as we'll as the antics of the imps,
and gymnastics of the fairies will please
you. Remember the time and place.
Monday evening, June 3, Jesmer's
Opera House. Admission to pay ex-
penses.
Emmett Mark sold one fine stallion
and three mares to Sandstone parties,
Saturday, for $500. Mr.. Marks fame
as horse dealer has extended far be-
You'd the confines of Mile Laos county.
Nearly 1900 have been sold by that en-
terprising horse dealer within the
last twelve months
Mrs. John Allen, Of Fergus Falls, and
Mrs. r. Dobner, Of Hamline, daughter
OF Mrs. Allen, arrived on the Eastern
Minnesota, Saturday forenoon. Mrs.
Dobner remained over Sunday, return
home Monday. Mrs. Allen will re-
main for a few days as guest of her
sisters, Mrs. N. r. Jesmer and Mrs. r.
M. Nicely.
Reliable information is received
stating that every effort will be made,
to make the training school which
opens at Elk River, in July, a success.
All teachers who possibly can, should
be on hand, and take advantage of the
school. Elk River is a pleasant vii
lage and will take care of those who
attend.
At the meeting of the supreme tent
OF the Maccabees held in Port Huron.
Mich, a step was taken to raise the
rate of assessments on insurance forty
per cent. This is considered necessary
for the purpose of building up reserve
fund. A new ritual has been written.
which, with few alterations, will soon
be sent out.
Ernest L. Brady will attend the
National Educational association this
year, in Denver, Col. After the ad-
journment, July 18th, he will probably
visit points of interest for a month, or
six weeks, through't the west, and return
in time to take up his studies, August
18th, at the reopening of the year at
the St. Cloud Normal
A resolution was adopted by the
hoard IF corrtv commissioner