The Princeton union., 1900-03-22

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to be seriously i'll. ~
The Oak Hall Shoe s. Clothing com com
pany has a new ad on The second page
which will pay you toperuse.
T The opening chapters OF that excel
flent story, ''The World Against Him. =
will appear next week. Don't miss a
fchapter. s;tS54' |:f ~
The mills feed store has large
stock of L. L. Mays northern grown
seeds which are sold in bulk or by the
package. l., -~s'- + =, r. a. ~ s$,,sz i s7
( Rev. j. S. Bouck performedpa mar
riage ceremony on Monday which
united Clark Severance and Lottie
Reynolds. = .-. IS ;e1s,;.s,:ss + !,
K Judge Dorr is confined to his bed by
a serious and painful illness. He un-
derwent an operation last Friday and
everything is not exactly as'his friends
wish. - ". -. r.. : :" a*. +:.~>'5
Prof. j. D. ..Armitage, the. Mime.
apolis optician, will be at the Office of
his brother, DR.. IT. L. Armitage, next
Sunday to meet his patients. If your
eyes trouble you consult him. ~ =, 4
John Townsend is visiting his rela-
tives and friends in this vicinity. The
boys are doing we'll with their cattle
ranch in North Dakota, which news
their friends will be glad to learn.
Guy Ewing has engaged with the
Bradstreet Mercantile company to can
vass this county and secure the facts
necessary for the new edition of their
financial gazette, which is soon to be
published. $50.
Miss Blackmore from Singapore will
speak in the Methodist church next
Sunday morning upon the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society's work.:
She will also address a union. service
in the evening at the same church.. -
Ray Donovan started to-day to drive.
to Dundas near Northfield to take care
OF q small place which the family lately
bought down there, and to, enter the
Carleton college in the fall. Milton
tarnham aE shares the drive as far as
Ninneapo S'>>''' ;>.'
Mrs, Floyd Hatcher suffered -au, at
tack OF paralysis last Sunday. She has
lost the use of. some of her limbs and
for time Was stricken speechless. At
present she is recovering the use Of
her vocal organs, but is Still in 4 seli-
Gus condition. 80 I:s3l. - -,
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Postmaster Cordiner has two: pairs
OF spectacles at the postofiee. awaiting
their owners. One is a pair with gold
COWS and appear to have belonged to a
child or some one with small face.
The others have steel bows and evi-
IDENTIFY have been the property of some
elderly persen. ;>'.-'> ~"' >&s~@>%] =. ~
r. S: Walker speaks highly of. the
UNIONS valtle as an advertising me-
daum and remarked TO the, reporter
that he knew the people were reading
has ads because they told him th.e,y,
were. The UNIONS circulation is rap ,,:
idly increasing which of course adds
to its advertising value. :.:s::. r: &.
. Rev. ~ Warner i writes to the
UNION to>change his address and men
tions the fact chat the paper has fol-
lowed him like a shadow for the eight,
years he has been: away from Prince
ton, and says he would miss it just as;
much. He wishes to be remembered
to all his old friends in Princeton.
A. c. Wilkes, mayor of Milaca. was
in the village yesterday on business.
2 he is interested in company which
proposes'to take up land in the west
which is valuable for its timber and
by q sale realize a fair amount of profit
The scheme certainly appears feasible
on its face and we hope the boys NAV
realize their hopes - - II IT
The Rathbone Sisters are PLANNING
TO give domino party April is. The |
exact date cannot be fixed until the
music is engaged and as soon as this is
effected the invitations will be sent
out. The parties given by the ladies'
are always very enjoyable affairs the
people will read this. announcement
with pleasant anticipation. Il
$$i M. S. Rutherford has a; lgttaar from
James N. Hill stating that: the Eastern;
Minnesota. has long had andelrconsid4
9ration change; whichwill i give thesE
owns along the :Princetenrybranch an h
improved e train service. sHe states
hat lo the company 'r Ee'y hopes to put the new
schedule in operation early in the
,pring. AS we have already 3 entered r
Upon the welcome season, we hone that
The proposed change viii 81. made as
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