The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-08-27

Arthur Tourtelotte was thrown from
his bicycle last Sunday morning on the
hill near the Big Eddy and suffered a
fracture Of his collar bone.
A.,.C. Smith announces that his first
shipmentSof fresh oysters for the sea-
son arrived this morning and anyone
desiring them will be promptly sup
piled.
Forestonis said to be aching for an.
opportunity to play the High school
base ball club. It is also proper to
state that the High school boys are
awaiting such an opportunity.
John Keinitz, business manager Of
the Cambridge Press, was in Prince
ton Saturday. He was on his way to
Foreston where he visited G. W. Van
Wormer his former employer
E.A. Norell, a prominent grocer at
Anoka. made an assignment to w. p.
Macomber the first of last week. The
matter preyed upon his mind so much
that he committed suicide Saturday
morning by hanging himself in his
barn.
A. c. Smith has removed his meat
market to the new brick building near
the bank which he has recently pur-
chased. He has now very nice quar-
tiers, everything being arranged to
meet the requirements of a butcher
shop.
William V. Van Pelt, of Holyoke,
Mimi, arrived in Princeton last even
ing to purchase a supply Of groceries,
hardware, paint, etc. He conducts the
hunting and fishing resort which our.
Princeton sportsmen patronize quite
frequently.
A new school house is being built at
the brick yards and pupils residing in.
that vicinity will be saved the long
journey they have hitherto been
obliged to make. Miss Daisy Earring
ton, who graduated from our high
school last June, has been elected to
teach there.
Mile Laos Division No. 3, u. R. K.
P. drilled at Milaca last Sunday.
Several base ball players accompanied
the boys and game was played with
the Milaca club which resulted in
victory for the Princeton boys by a
score of 81 to 2. Bro. Craven excuses
will be heard again.
Dana Hewitt, who was employed in
Levi Green's barber shop in Anoka
left that city and his wife for ST. Cloud.
His absence would not have caused any
regret had he not taken $12 of Green's
money, a kit of tools and another
woman with him. He was captured
and will answer to the grand jury. II
D. W. spaulding, manager Of the
Princeton base ball club, ventures to
remind the people that he is s'still in
the game The game, however, is
that delicious article Of food which
hunters seek and finding not come to
him to supply. Chickens, cartridges,
ducks, ETC., always on hand in season..
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Prof. G. r. Simpson, who so success
fully conducted our schools for a num-
Der OF years, leaves Monday for Min
neapolis. Mrs. Simpson left this week
for a visit with relatives at Faribault,
before taking up her residence in the
city. The best wishes of a host of
friends accompany this worthy couple.
Mile Laos Division will leave
Princeton on the early train Monday
morning to be on the ground in time
to act as escort for the visiting K. P.s
as they arrive at the encam pment. A
large number of 6. A. r. men and
Sons of Veterans will also leave that
day and with those who attend the
fair will leave Princeton nearly de-
serted next week.
The members of the board
of education were disap-
pointed this week when they re-
ceived notice that owing to i'll health
Miss Glidden was forced to resign.
She has been the assistant principal
for several years and was reelected
last spring. The short notice given
Inconvenience the board greatly but
the position will probably be filled be-
fore school opens. Princeton regrets
to lose SO able an assistant as Miss
GEdden
Mrs. NJ. p. Jones disposed Of her