The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-08-05

Thomas Warren, of Robbins, was a Sci
Princeton visitor yesterday. 80. r
Mrs. H. G. Head returned yesterday ter
from visit to Anoka friends. Au,
Nat Head has been spending fort TAX
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Goss lty
in Anoka. '
Sewall Hamilton and Lizzie Millett pig
Whittemore we're married last Satur- 40
day evening. l'el
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Mrs. G. H. Newbert and daughter,
Mildred, of Mora, are visiting relatives
in Princeton. ns''
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Those SOC wool fleece lined under oot
wear are going fast, buy 'em now at If 1
PATTERsoN's.
VIM. Hannay and family, of Chicago, hes
arrived IN princeton Monoay' on a If
visit to relatives. for
Miss Frances Estes is attending the
summer training school now in session I
at the State university. rec
Russell Tousley returned this week LOT
from Minneapolis, where he has been
employed for some time.
w. c.. Fredricks lost a valuable ,
horse last week which died from an 3D.
attack of spinal menengitis. IT,
J. L. Brady has been in Minneapolis
and st. Paul this week attending to ,
some of his business matters.
Mouldings and window frames are TIE
being sold at remarkably low prices m;
at the Princeton Planning mill. ha
Foley-Bean Lumber company's car Oil
of ''Star A Starr Washington Cedar
shingles are here, $1.75 per NJ. be
The High School club will play pr
game of ball next Sunday at the fair eV
grounds with the old first nine. "
Ice cream by the pint, quart or gal
Ion. Order some delivered for your
Sunday dinner. G. S. SCHEEN. "
Miss Ruth Briggs, of Chicago, ar be
rived in Princeton last week to spend VIC
ten days vacation visiting relatives. it
w. P. Chase spent Sunday with his
wife in Minneapolis. Miss Julia Rein to
wand is Mrs. Chase's guest for few w
days. di
If you want mouldings get prices P
from the planning mill. Prices are so W
low there that no one can undersell
them. in
To be seen with Gollmar Bros W
Circus, the finest trained horses and NJ
ponies in the world at Princeton, re
Aug.7. d.
A special program will be given at +
the Epworth League meeting next
Saturday evening. All are cordially o.
invited
Cashier Skahen has been very busy -
this week closing up the books of the Z
Bank of Princeton for the first years y,
business.
Rev. J. M. Hubert, a former pastor
of the Congregational church, will u
3 preach here next Sunday morning and "
evening.
Louis Lessaure, of Greenbush, fell n
Q from the platform at the Glendorado s
Q cream cry last Saturday and dislocated
q his wrist
o Custom work is nicely done at the =
l. Princeton Planning mill. A nice stock y
of moulding can also be found there at :
very low prices. j.;
Misses Kate and Winnifred Kenely 8
have returned from their visit to their
sister, Mrs. Hamilton, now residing in
Livingston, Mont. +
9 There will be several hundred adults !
0 in Gollmar's tents next Saturday who s
~ event there because the children ,
X wanted to see the show" .
" Rev. G. D. Moore, who is now taking
70 his vacation, will preach next Sunday
: morning at the Lyndale Congrega-
tional church, Minneapolis.
James f. Warren and Mae C. Orion,
J both of Robbins, we're granted a mar
riage license yesterday. The cere-
mony will occur at Brainerd
The New School opened Monday at
the Newton building, ten pupils, all in
terested and well pleased Visitors
welcome. The NEW SCHOOL.
Val Sausser is building a dwelling
house in Summit Park, just west of j..
rs w. Hartman's residence. It will be
a completed in time for occupancy this
fall.