The Princeton union., 1899-11-09


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George Riceis in st,SC Cloud today on
business.
T, G. Danielson spent Sunday with
friends in Minneapolis. 81.
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Miss Della Stone is recovering from
her attack of typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Larson win oc-
cupy% Observation-Disclosures hotel ina
few days. s.s.'2 ssssalt.ss. $50 y af7
Mrs. n. n. Agren and sister, Miss
Jennie Olson, came down from Milaca
last night. ~; ..Ss 4s., AL. V NJ, +.
Mrs: Carleton with give lessons IN
and Battenburg lace. Call
Friday, Nov. 10. hi. -. u! u.
C. A. Jack left last night for the
northern wilderness, where he viii try
to capture saddle OF venison. h
Mrs. Orin Cravens has returned
from Minneapolis, where she visited
friends and relatives for few days. \
Sewell Hamilton has been put. in,
charge of a crew which is engaged in
repairing the fences along the railroad. :.
Mrs. E. w. Cundy and children, Of
Edith, arrived in Princeton last night
for visit to Mr.. and Mrs. F.. L. Small
Miss Tennie Cravens has accepted
position as compositor on the Window
Reporter and has gone to take up her
labors. ,...u.,.s,-. ..- il.
P.J. Wikeen has completed his work
on the cutoff and has returned to
Princeton, where he is buying potatoes.
again. ..
Rev. j. S. Staples is reported to be
seriously i'll at his home in Geneva,
Neb. Mr.. Staples is father of G. I.
Staples. -
The Eastern Star elected two candi-
dates at it's regular meeting last Thurs
day night and conferred the degrees
upon one. ; ,.f;$.
Prof. J. D. Armitage, the Mime
apolis optician, will be at his brothers.
Office in this village Sunday, Nov. IL.
Consult him if you have eye trouble.
Arthur l.. Abbott, Of Minneapolis,
came to Princeton Saturday to COM
plete the work on. the electric light
plant. He IS accompanied by his wife.
John F'auasSstettt F'aStt left this ! week for
|Washingtons where he expects to 10.
cate. He has not decided upon what
part of the state he will make his new
home. . s'-*.-.
T Potatoes ranged from 20 to 30 cents
yesterday. Rose brought 20, Burbanks
%, Early Ohios 5,2S .andE Triumphs 81
cents. There was a good delivery
too, at these figures. - +, :: =, =.
4 Collections are reported to be- better
than ever this fall. The farmers have
cancelled most Of their, old :. debts san(
this fall they are paying off the bill:
Econtracted between crops zz2zsh<
The Catholic church at Duelm which
was recently completed, will be dedi
Gated next Sunday by Bishop ,Trobec
of St.. Cloud. Several from this vicin
ity will attend the services, ;<.>s$%3
c. Lindberg, Of Red Wing, has &C
[cepted a position in c. A. Jacks drug
store. G.. H. Frees, who has been EN-
ployed there for some time leaves mex
week to complete his course in phar
macy.
The district convention of the East
ern Star which was to have been hell
in St. Cloud the first of this week, wa
postponed owing to the death of Hon
A.~Barto, who was a member, of tn,
order. -., : p = J +
William Hubbard, an old resident Q
Glendorado, was brought to this vii
lage this week suffering with erysip
elias in the hand and forearm. Atthi
writing his condition is considerable,
improved. :7fs:s = =, -:
Mr.. E. F. Adams, sister of Mrs. N
A. Ross, who was brought here re
Gently from Washington, D. c., is con
valescent. She was very sick will
typhoid and at one time her death wa
expected hourly. -. = .".4>*>-~. i g