The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-01-16

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
j LOCAL NOTES. /
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The new council sat in executive SEES
sion last Tuesday evening.
The Uniform Rank boys meet at the
usual place for drill this evening.
Guy Ewing and G. A. Dickey are in
st. Paul attending the grand lodge A.
f. & A. M.
The K. o. T. M. and Z. @. T. M. will
hold joint installation Thursday even
ing of next week.
The first train load Of logs from Ker-
rick were received at the Foley mill at
Milaca last,week.
The farmers institute will be with
us next week when all interested are
invited to come to Princeton
Willis MOrehouse came down from
Milaca Saturday where he had been to
make arrangements for some hauling.
J. S. Bouck is putting up a neat lit
tie Office just north of his residence
which he will use for his insurance
business.
Several of the Princeton Knights of
Pythias visited Milaca last Friday
night to conduct drill of the u. r. at
that place.
Joseph Ross, Of Chat6eld, was a
guest of his parents last week. Mr..
Ross is prospering in his business in
that bright little city.
The delinquent tax list is being pre-
pared by the county officers and will
appear in the UNION early next month.
1t will be a lengthy affair.
B. M. Barker, of Monticello, was in
Princeton on business several DAYS last
week. While here he was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Stamm.
c. A. French, of Monticello, was a
Princeton visitor Monday, being called
here by the installation of officers of
Hebron Encampment I. o. o. F.
Il r. j. Prescott, of Minneapolis, was
in Princeton Monday making arrange
ment for the appearance of the ''Pres-
cott-Blethen Entertainment Team
Mrs. Emmett Mark leaves next Tues
day for Hamburg, Germany, to COM
plete her course in medicine She ex-
poets to be absent about three years.
Fraternal Lodge No. 90, A. F. & A.
NJ, gave an enjoyable social at its hall
last Saturday evening. Dancing and
cards furnished amusement for the
guests. ~ ..s -
+ The last meeting of the Mile Laos
County immigration committee was
held at Milaca last Saturday and the
next one will be held in Princeton Feb
ruary :. An
You are expected to be present at
the opening of the farmers institute a
week from to-day. Bring your wife
and daughters along to attend the
cooking school. .'
The new time card has gone into eff
feet but our trains still run the same,
1t was rumored that the Milaca ac-
commodation was to be removed but it
still makes its tri-weekly trips
Leap year parties are the so now.
A number of young ladies escorted an
equal number of young gentlemen to a
sleigh and gave them an enjoyable ride
to Milaca and return last week.
Quite the event of the season &C.
cured last week when A. J. Blethen, jr.,
presented to a delighted audience his
initial play, entitled ''The War of the
Roses. Waseca, Mi1am., Herald.
Since sleds have appeared on the
streets the boys have been enjoying
the dangerous pastime of Catching
bobs." There will be some serious ac-
cldents before the winter is over if the
practice is continued.
MIR. Prescott's readings from James
Whltcomb Riley were perfect in their
imitation of the Hoosier dialect and
the rustic stolidity of the people who
feel but do not express their feelings.
--Msnneapoks Journal.