The Princeton union., 1899-07-13

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Dr.. Niven, July 80 and 80. =.
C. A. Jack was called to St. Paul
last Wednesday by business.
Capt. O. Rask, of Minneapolis, was a
Princeton visitor last Monday.
Wesley Page has been reelected
janitor of the school buildings for the
coming year.
Mrs. c. A. Jack left Tuesday for
Northfeld, where she will visit her
parents for a month.
Amelia Radeke, Bertha Sellhorn
and Rose O'Malley are attending the
summer school at st. Cloud.
L. S. Briggs is spending his spare
moments repairing his mothers resi-
dence in the town of Princeton
Mrs. A. A. Caswell and children left
last Thursday for months visit with
relatives in Anoka and Minneapolis.
Roy Croft, a fve-year-old boy of Blue
Hill, fell from fence Monday and
sustained a fracture of the arm at the
elbow joint.
Don't forget the annual school meet
ing next Saturday evening. Everyone
interested in the welfare of the public
schools should be present.
Dr.. Tarbox removed two large
tumors of the scalp from Mrs. W.
Pages head last Friday. The opera
tion was very successful one.
J. S. Anderson, who has had charge
of the telegraph Office at Elk River for
the past two weeks, visited his Prince
ton friends the latter part of last week.
Mrs. H. L. Lamb and daughters re-
turned to her home at Cambridge
Springs, Pa, last Thursday, after a
visit with her sister, Mrs: L. M.
Cravens.
F. NJ. Campbell has returned from
! his trip to Hibbing. He reports that
times are lively all over the Iron
Range, but operations are handicap
ped by lack of laborers.
The engine which was ditched on
the Coon Creek cutoff three weeks
ago still lies in the mud. Several at
tempts to raise it have been made, but
the roadbed is not solid enough to
stand the weight.
p. NJ. Chapman has returned to
Princeton to remain, having repur-
chased the interest he sold to Mr.. Kal-
iher two years ago.. The firm will be
Chapman & Kaliher and the UNION pre-
diets that it will be as prosperous as
heretofore. Mr.. Chapman still owns
his Hibbing shop.
A game of base ball was played in
the village Sunday between Princeton
and Milaca and resulted in another
victory for the home team. The score
was 33 to II. The game was rotten in
i, spots but there were several good plays
made by both sides during the game
Both clubs batted we'll.
Some of the old players got togethe,
last Monday evening and organized {
base ball club to represent Princeton
D. W. Spaulding was elected manager
Fred Goulding, treasurer; G. A. Galley
secretary, and E. D. Claggett, cap
tain. "A series of games have been ar
ranged with Monticello and will prob
ably be played next week.
The fall term of the Princeton pub
lie schools will open. on Monday, Sept
4. The enrolment will show a gooi
increase over that of last year. II
1898 the total enrolment was 43O and O.
this number 400 are entitled to ap
portionment. The average attendance
was l3o and the average cost of tex
books per pupil was 38 cents.
The little five year old son of: 2Nel
Robideau, OF Greenbush, was KICKED
by horse Tuesday afternoon an{
severely injured. The blow took tef
feet in the child's face, fracturing th,
nasal bone and the skull at the fore
head, besides badly injuring the lef
eye. DR.. Armitage, who u.s. ;attendins
the case, says that if the other. wound
heal promptly the eye can 90 saved. Is