The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-06-04

MISS Ieun1e SCfaVenS came nome
from the State university last Monday.
Ernest Brady, of the St. Cloud Nor
NAL is spending his vacation at home.
Mrs. David Claggett presented her
husband with a bouncing boy last
week.
j. W. Briggs has removed to his
farm but still follows his trade of car
penter and builder.
The High school base ball team de-
feated the Blue Hill club by a score of
IS to 10 this week.
Clerk Briggs issued marriage Ii
cense to Nels NJ. Nelson and Julia
Thompson Tuesday.
Miss Sophie Peterson has returned
from the St. Cloud Normal, having
completed her course.
Mr.. Danforth, of Mora, came down
Saturday to participate in the
Memorial day exercises.
The depot has been remodeled and
Mr.. Johnson's hopes for a new brick
building have again faded.
i [. b. Staples, of Little Falls, was in
Princeton yesterday on business. He
left this morning for Mora.
I
State Auditor Dunn and family, of
Hamline, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. I. Staples Saturday and Sunday. Il
The Princeton Lumber company will
soon have a splendid new Office, the
work of building being now under way.
Hear the finest ladies musical organ
ization in the Northwest at opera
house June 6. Seats 15c, CSC and SOC.
Miss Mary Carleton, of Minneapolis,
a teacher of experience, has opened a
kindergarten in the brick school
house.
Miss Cotton, who has been visiting
Mrs. Small went to Edith Wednesday
morning. She was accompanied by her
brother, Commissioner Cundy.
A large number of Princeton sports
men visited Stanchfeld lake the first
of the week and all made excellent
catches of the fnny tribe. s.
Judge Dickey performed a marriage
ceremony last Saturday which united
August Anderson and Lizzie Peterson
IN the holy bonds of matrimony.
Mrs. D: A. Galley, of Minneapolis,
spent Decoration day in Princeton and
visited her many friends here until
tuesday when she returned home.
Miss Winnifred Kenely, of the St.
Cloud Normal school faculty, and Miss
Kate Kenely, a North st. Paul teacher,
are the guests of their sister, Mrs. j.
L. Brady.
The summer school will open July
IL in Princeton. The conductor will
be WE. Rocheleau, of Chicago, and
his assistants are. Miss Margaret Jer.
rard, of st. Cloud, and D. r. Clovd. o1
Cloquet.
P. M. Taylor and W.. H. Bidwel]
will represent F Princeton at Duluth. at
the meeting Of the State Firemen's
association. During Mr.. Taylor's alb
sences Rev. u S. Bouck will act as
deputy town clerk.
William McCuaig and Chas. Dickey,
under the chaperonage of Judge Keith,
were in the city from Princeton Mon
day. J. II. Ward, J. P. Mitchell and
j.. 81. Norcross, of Milaca, were also
here. They were all witnesses in fire
cases against the Great Northern
st. Cloud Jo,nnal- Press.
Sisters Harmon and Elder, division
secretary and treasurer, assisted by
members of T.. A. S. No. 1 will give a
social at G. A. r. hall Friday evening,
June 5. Ice cream and cake, and
hulled corn and milk will be served.
Proceeds will go to the Division treas
ury.s A full patronage is deserved.
The new creamery at Glendorado
will be ready to start in about week.
The engine and boiler are in place and
the remainder of the machinery has
arrived. The creamery is guaranteed
5000 pounds Of milk per day at the be.
ginning and the projectors are con.
hdent OF its success. It will be co.
operative plant.
McCuaig has a fine line of ham.
mocks. # you want one of them tc
add to your comfort you will find Just
what you desire at his drug store.