The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-05-27
FoREsToN BREEzEs.
FoREsToN, Mimi. Nav Is, 1897.

FOREsToN, Mimi, May Is, 1897.
Mr.. Wilson and wife were in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. Searle, OF Milaca, was in town a
short time Monday.
The Swedish Lutheran church is
raised and will soon be inclosed.
\ John and Frank Blair, of Geenbush,
were in town last Saturday and Sunday
visiting relatives
The friends Of Al. Deshaw will be
overjoyed to learn that he is in town
again and look as natural as old cheese.
Farmer Gennow, Of Greenbush, was
up Friday, looking after a stray COW
which he found at Jay RandalPs place.
Mr.. Mirror, Mrs. Lemays father, is
very sick and is not expected to live.
The old gentleman is over 80 years Of
age.
G.. L. Harrington, Of Oak Park, who
has been in the west for the past two
months, was in our village last Mon
day.
M. S. Cone and wife, who have been
to Mortified, to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Cones father, returned Tuesday
morning.
Miss Anna Burch, Of Duluth, came
down Saturday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Mallette, aud went on to Minneapolis
Monday.
Andrew jackson and lady went to
the cities last week. Their friends
think they went away to get married.
How is it Andrew?
A. D. Jesmer and wife went to
Gneenbush Sunday to visit Mr.. N. A.
Grow, Of that place, who we under-
stand is very sick.
George Deans and family were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. FL. r. Mallette
last Sunday. George looks like he
was overworked this spring.
Mrs. W. f. Waldhoff came home
last Sunday from Princeton where she
has been for the past four weeks nurs-
ing her sister, Mrs. John McCool.
The village council appointed M. S.
| Cone to the Office of president of vii
1 lage council at their meeting last
week. M. S. is a very popular man.
4 Foley Bros. saw mills at this place
and also at Foley are shut down on ad-
count Of not having any orders to fill.
Where are those lively times we have
been pr omised?
The ball game between the local
mines was not played last Sunday on
) account of disagreeable weather. Il
probably will be played next Sunday il
the weather is suitable.
: Some men seem to think they are
4 entitled to the privilege of whipping
. their wives whenever they take the
! notion. We supposed that practice
was out of date years ago.
q James Nash had his face quite badl.
5 cut last week and went to Milaca t,
Milaca to have the cash sewed up. III
!. was riding down hill on horse bacl
: when the horse slipped and threw hin
: off.
q Nearly all the young people in tow
!, attended a dance at Oak Park las
8 Saturday night and returned Sunda;
morning. Let us hope they didn'
break the Sabbath but Of course the
didn't.
= r. G.. Dunning, the fler in Kerrick'
= single mill, is laid up. He got
= piece Of emery in his right eye. Nj
Z Dunning is fortunate enough to be cal
: rying an accident policy in the Osf
- kosh Insurance Co.
While VIM. Tumble and wife wer
: away from home week ago last Sur
!, day someone broke into the house an
:, stole quite a lot Of clothing belongin
I. to Mrs. Trumble and the teacher VIII
is boarding there. It must have bee
a lady thief.
Andrew p. Lind blom, a farmer Iii
ing north of town says his wife ar
her sister have come into possessie
2" of about 800 acres of land in Iowa /
the death Of Mrs. Lind blom s brothe
y Mr.. Lindblom seemed pretty we
Is pleased for he says he has been prett
le- hard up. !.
AND 4.
/, Encampment Decorations.
= | have made arrangements wherel
/ am enabled to sell you decorations #