The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-09-24

| lear our next congressman speak al
Jesmer's opera house, Oct. 8.
Mamie Goss, Of Anoka, was il
Princeton the first of the week.
Mrs. Sloan, of Duquesne, Penn, is
visiting her brother, I. G. Patterson.
Wilbur Chase came up from Anoka
Friday to attend our fair and visit his
old chums.
Clint Slater, employed at the ST.
Cloud reformatory, is. visiting friends
in Princeton
Mrs. T. F. Allen, of Anoka, was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. F. L. Lud.
den, this week.
The starch factory has been freshly
painted and presents a greatly i'm
proved appearance.
An addition is being built to the
Carew block, the foundation being al
ready nearly completed.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Newbert, Of
Mora, were guests of their parents in
Princeton, over Sunday.
| The Princeton Lumber company's
warehouse has been, decorated with a
new coat of paint and a sign.
The new school near the brickyards
opened last Monday morning with Miss
Daisy Harrington as teacher.
Messrs. Rogers and Woodcock left
for Mile Laos lake yesterday after
noon to pull a few political wires.
The elevator track has been extended
so that better facilities are given to
shippers of potatoes and produce.
For SALE Good four foot body wood
delivered to any part of the village
$3.50 per cord. T. H. Galley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse. .Plummer, sof
Pine City, were guests Of relatives il
Princeton and Spencer Brook last
week.
Elisha Eddy, one of the old Rum
river lumbermen, died at his residence
in Anoka Sunday night of Bright's
disease.
Thomas Walker, of Oklahoma. and
Richard Walker, of Merriam Park, are
visiting relatives in Champlin. -A,aoko
Herald. ~
Joseph Leavitt, of North Dakota, ar
rived in Princeton yesterday morning
on a visit combining BUSINESS and
pleasure.
Miss Sadley has received new line
| of ladies' and children's hats for fall
and winter wear. Inspect her STYLES
and prices.
M. Q. Sausser, S. A. Miller and S. A.
Carew have leased the Sadley mill.
The new firm took possession last Mon
day morning.
The schools of Princeton are now
thoroughly under way. The attend
ance is estimated at $50 and ten teach
ers are employed.
| Thomas Casey, jr., has completed his
work in this vicinity and left Tuesday
evening for Anoka, where he contin-
ues his collections.
p. D. Claggett left for Mile Laos
lake last Monday. He went to canvass
the political situation in the interest OF
his candidacy for sheriff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Northway and
son, OF Princeton, were the guests OF
Mrs. Freeman Tilden and family a few
days last week. A1lokd Herald.
ii. 81. Gardner, of West Duluth, is in
the village. He will build house for
his brother-in-law, G. T. johnson, on
the latter's farm northeast Of town.
Will Briggs and his cousin, w. =.
Walker, of Illinois, returned Tuesday
from a trip to the lake. They report
an excellent time, game being abundant.
Rev. J. S. Staples left Princeton Sat
urday for Champlin where he attended
quarterly meeting. Mrs. Staples
joined him at Elk River last Tuesday
evening.
a special meeting of the Ladies Aid
Society OF the NJ. p. church is called
for Saturday at 2 P. N. at the NJ. q.
church: a full attendance is desired
as Important business is to come up.
BY order Of the President.
For Sale Cheap a pair of young
horses five years old, weighing 200
each. T. q. Galley.