The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-05-13

ages zoe per package-at PATTER-
SONS.
If you want a bicycle call on Galley.
He can get you any kind and save you
I. G.. Patterson has ordered his
bananas without tarantulas. Get
some of 'em.
Grandma Bacon, who has enjoyed
80 years of life, has been quite sick
with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchett we're called
to Dayton by the death of the latter's
sister at that place.
The school fund investment board
granted Mile Laos county, applica
ton for a loan of $3.50.
D. 81. Robbins came down from the
lake Monday and took the train here
for visit to the cities.
A very refreshing rain visited this
section last Saturday and did much to
encourage the farmers.
Lowell Chadbourne, of Minneapolis,
has been in Princeton this week watch
ing the real estate market.
Eat Lillibridge crackers. they are
no fake-in one, two and three pound
cartoons at PATTERSoN'S.
Rev. Err. Mooney was in Princeton
Sunday and Monday leaving on the
afternoon train for St. Paul.
George r. Bates has secured an in
crease of pension, announcement of his
success being made Tuesday.
Car load of wagons and buggies just
received at T. H. Caley's. We can
undersell any house in the State.
Thomas Fisher came down from
Soule's mill Saturday evening and re,
NAMED over Sunday with his family.
Theo. F. Koch, Of ST. Paul, founder
of the Dunkard colony at Mont Morris
was in Princeton the first of the week
Claude Hall, of Anoka, who is work
ing for Burch & Lindsay, took The
Saturday afterpoon train for his home
Prof. Themes accompanied the High
school club to Elk River Saturday ant
was near to them in their hour of trial
r. G. Dunn came up from ST. Pau
Friday to make arrangements TO
building addition to the UNION of
fee.
Guy Ewing has been chosen to rep
resent the local lodge at the annua
meeting of the grand lodge of the I. o
10. F. @--.
81. M. Farnham and family, of Min
neapolis, have been the guests of MI
and Mrs. E. M. Farnham for severa
days.
Eugene Trask, of Minneapolis, wa
in Princeton the first of the wee
looking after some of his real estate in
terests.
The kids defeated Bridgman las
Saturday afternoon and think strongl
of arranging game with the Hig
{ school nine
!, Dr. Tarbox made a flying trip t
Holyoke Tuesday, and enjoyed hi
favorite pastime. He succeeded
; killing forty trout.
} M. S. Rutherford went to Minneap,
= lis last Thursday afternoon to accon
pany a party Of settlers to their newl
!. acquired lands in this county.
!. DR.. and Mrs. Lynch, of Monticell
r we'p in Princeton last week visiting re
;. ati'Yes. They returned to their HON
4 on the Saturday afternoon train.
fake an hour off, and ride or wal
ott into the woods these days. TT
soves were never more beautiful thu
now in their dress of white and gree
Little Cynthia Marshall fell dow
1.-THE basement stairs at the schools
lfew days ago and received sever
apainful, though not dangerous j
4 juries.
A Probably the most brilliant and not
worthy event of the season will be ii
a appearance In this city OF s'The BIZ
+ Players" next Monday, Tuesday al
q Wednesday nights, with a repertoi
al of new dramas and comedies present
a by company of superior excellen
ID and each staged with elaborate see
II cry and all the detail perfection
81 metropolitan attractions.