The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-05-25

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DR.. F. L. Small, resident dentist,
Townsend block. 's,tltys
: ''Uncle JOSH" the jolliest old coon
in town, Shy gum" . -. %, :: :
DR.. Whiting, of Spencer Brook,
came up Tuesday to attend the K.P.
''blow out"
w. w. Crooks, postmaster at Freer,
this county, made the UNION a
friendly call Monday. -. g.,
Don't forget, ''Uncle JOSH which
comes tomorrow night under the man
agement of Mr.. Wilson.
At the regular meeting of the O. E.
S. last Thursday evening two petitions
for membership were received.
George H. Ely, of St. Croix Falls,
Wis, arrived in Princeton Tuesday
morning on one of his periodical visits.
=, Mrs. John Townsend departed last
week for her Dakota home, after
winter spent with her Minnesota rela-
tives.
Peterson & Nelson wish to announce
to their patrons that their blacksmith
shop will be closed all day on, next
Tuesday, Memorial Day.
w. w. Roberts was in St. Paul last
Friday, where he went to meet his
sister, Mrs. J. S. Olund, of Kansas City,
who is now his guest in this village.
J. A. Allen, of Sherburn, arrived in
the village Tuesday morning on
short visit to friends. Jerry reports
business very good in Southwestern
Minnesota.
-: The 'Dorcas LADIES' will hold their
annual handkerchief Sate'' June 9th,
1899, in the hall over the postofice.
Ice cream and straw berries will be
served. All are invited.
Several Of the Milaca K. Prs came
to Princeton Tuesday evening on their
bikes. The dash of rain made the
roads slippery and the scorchers de-
cided to return on Jim Hills express.
Amos Howard and Charles Sinclair
left Wednesday morning for Hibbing, 1
where they expect to be employed this
summer. There will be fair sized
Princeton colony in the range town if
the emigration continues much longer.
Our enterprising opera house man
ager, Mr.. Jesmer, believing that any,
thing Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson had pre-
pared would be worth hearing, has
induced them to come here tomorrow
night with the Milaca Dramatic Club
and give the play "Uncle JOSH
Mrs. J. A. Blakney, of Seattle, ar
rived in Princeton last Sunday morn
ing. She was formerly a resident of
this village and will remain in this
vicinity this summer visiting her
hf Mr,c D,os-
Princeton, and Mrs. Mcfarland, of
Milaca
The tent caterpillar has madeits ap-
pearance again this spring in large
numbers and will undoubtedly strip
the foliage as completely as they did a
year ago.. All through the woods
their webs can be seen and it appears
to be only question of time when
they will succeed in destroying the
trees.
The Daughters of Rebekah cele-
brated the fifth anniversary of the
founding Of the order last Thursday
evening at their hall in this village.
A program of SONGS recitations. and
musical selections was rendered and a
farce was given, after which refresh
ments were served. A most enjoyable
evening was passed by those present.
Il. Veidt, of Anoka, was in Prince
ton last Saturday and attended the sale
OF State lands in company with c. E.
Green. Mr.. Veidt is investing4 con-
siderable sum of money in Mile Laos
county real estate and expects to find
it profitable investment. Mr..
Veidt's success has come through his
reputation for square-dealing with his
customers and he deserves to succeed,