The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-05-18

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DR.. F. L. Small, resident dentist.
Townsend block. '&.s -
Rev. D. Donovan visited the cities
the first of this week.
G. I. Staples is confined to the house
with an attack of tonsilitis.
Revival meetings have been in pro-
gress at the Methodist church for
week past.
The song of the lawn mower fills the
air and the home joys of the busy man
are multiplied. ~ :, :,
Mrs. A. Cater has returned to her
home in Princeton, after "a visit with
friends in Hamline.
The schools are preparing programs
for the exercises to be given at the
close of the school year.
Auditor Whitney has moved his
family to the Galley house vacated this
week by Elmer Chapman.
w. E. Nyquist, of Harris, has been
the guest of his sister, Mrs. H. B.
Jesmer, for several days this week.
Robert Clark has accepted position
IN Jesmer's department store, where
he was employed ''before the war" =.
Herman Toebe has put up one
story cottage on the land recently pur-.
chased from Mrs. Cravens south of
town.
Capt. I. G. Patterson is pushing the
work OF, erecting his new residence.
He is just now hustling for prices on
lumber.
The Elk River saw mill started on
its seasons run last Thursday. Henry
Hilton, of Anoka, has been engaged as
head sawyer. 49,. Z,
w. W. Roberts started class in
short hand last Monday evening. The
pupils are very much pleased with the
opening work.
George a. Presley, the irrepressible
Milaca druggist, was in town yester-
day applying the usual endearing titles
on his friends.
Mrs. J. W. Pride, of Minneapolis, ar
rived in Princeton Saturday morning
to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. G.. Wiley
for a few days.
Those interested in4the welfare of
our school district should see Dr.'O. c..
Tarbox. He has something of impor-
lance to communicate.
The Princeton high school base ball
club will go to Elk River next Satur-
day to play a return game with the
boys of the Junction city.
C. S. Scheen has added a soda foun-
tain and peanut rooster to her equip
ment. The fountain was started for
the first time last Saturday.
Ice formed in pals of water left
standing out Of doors last Friday night.
Some report that the ice froze to the
thickness Of a. quarter of an inch. =
Marriage licenses we're issued dur
ing the past week to Ernest E. Wood
worth and Linnie A. Pinkham and
Ernest LaSall and Annie Dahlin.
The bad weather has greatly delayed
work on the different buildings in
course Of construction and the con-
tractors are chafng over the delay. ..
I'm Dixie's Land" that charming
rial which appears on page 6, was
begun in the issue of May 4. Back
numbers can be secured at this office.
Capt. A. F. Pratt, of Anoka, was in
the city yesterday ON legal. business.
Company B chose him as its command.
ing officer when Capt. Bartlett re-
signed:
A letter from Mrs. Barkerpwho is at
Greeley, Colo, brings the AFFIRMATION
that she is in good health ia bit OF
news her many friends here will gladly
receive. ~ I;
Lightning struck the telegraph wires
near this station last Monday and the
fluid entered the depot with such vim
and warmth tbat two of the wires e. were q,
burned OUT ~ ;.12.%$53,; -