The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-03-19

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N GROWING BOYS AND GIRLS.
'neer Drug Store
Mrs. M. H Crawford arrived in
Princeton this week with a stock OF
millinery goods for the spring trade.
She is having difficulty in securing a
location, the building she rented on
her former visit having since been
sold.
II. G. cambridge, of Minneapolis,
who has been in Princeton for a fort
night in the interest of the Junior Or
der of American Mechanics, returned
to his home Monday. His efforts were
successful and new lodge was insti-
tuted.
It will pay you to protect your nice
carriage with a coat of frst-class var
nish and whenever in need of painting
or trimming you can always obtain a
first-class job, by calling on F. B. Bes-
settle, at brick shop near Commercial
Hotel. y
Judge Keith informed UNION rep
resentatiye this week that the real es-
tate trade had opened six weeks earlier
than usual. In fact there has been nc
'sclosed season. with his agency this
winter, sales being made in every
month.
This is the time to beautify your
home. A full line of the latest style
wall and ceiling papers and borders is
now on sale at McCuaig's corner drug
store. You cannot better his prices
either.
J. w. Phelps, the man who was re.
ported dead from blood poisoning con.
tracted through s'barber's itch,'' is al
! home again and makes a very lively
corpse. His face, although not en-.
tirely healed, is much better and his
recovery is now certain.
Builders say that the outlook is very
encouraging for a fairly busy season in
their line the coming spring and sum.
mer. A large number OF property
owners contemplate extensive i'm.
provements on their holdings in addi
tion to the new buildings projected.
Mrs. o. r. Barker, Mrs. S. S. Pet
terson, Miss Serena Peterson and
Miss Sophia Ross went to Minneapolis
Tuesday evening to attend the Pade;
! rewski recital Mrs. Barker and Miss
Ross remained over Wednesday tc
visit the Minneapolis public schools.
John Kelly was confined to the house
| several days as the result of an acci.
dent. He was carrying a box under
his arm and slipped upon the icy side
walk striking his side upon the edge
OF the box and fracturing a couple OF
his ribs. He is out again, however.
M. G. Sausser, A. T.. Norton and
Joseph NOkes were in Minneapolis last
week attending the department. en-
campment of the Grand Army. They
were helping elect j. j. McCardy de-
partm ent commander and making ar
rangements for the national encamp-
ment in St. Paul next September.
1t will soon be time again to prepare
for the annual spring cleaning. Let it
be thorough in every respect and we
will be more than repaid afterwards
for any additional outlay completeness
and thoroughness may involve in the
greater immunity from the spread of
contagious diseases which will be pro-
vided. Z, - S'>'
David Parsons, of Elk River. will
take the Princeton Lumber companv's
yard on the departure of the present
manager, John Moriarty. Princeton
people are sorry to see John leave, for
he has proved himself a conscientious
and obliging business man. Mr.. Par
sons, however, is an old lumber man
and will undoubtedly prove a deserv-
ing successor.
John Moriarty of Princeton. form
erly in the feed and grain business in
this city, is in town and expects to
make this his home in the future
Mr.. Moriarty has purchased A. J..
boss interests in the Virginia Lum Der
q Supply company and will enter upon