The Princeton union., 1900-12-13

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Z Butter and eggs wanted at F. l.! b
: Ludden's Din.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Skahen spent r.
= yesterday in ohe Twin Cities. Lac
IS Be sure and look over Scheen's stock NJ
I'd I'd OF candies and nuts before you buy. has
ed Hundreds of beautiful Christmas year
- gifts at the Hub Shoe and Clothing l. TT
no House. Prir
A. Mark received telegram Tues ocnf
day announcing the serious illness of 1t
- his father Oak
The card party held at the Oddfel- 0A
y lows hall last evening was very en- r.
- joyable event. droy
SILK suspenders put up one ina box
for Christmas gifts, at the Hub Shoe I'll
and Clothing House. Chr
y, ~ Matthew Trickey and Mary Brissett, WA
of Foreston, were married last week at II
Milaca, by Rev. D. P Olin. very
= Mrs. Charles Dusell, of Foreston. has 1.'.4
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Guy -
Ewing, during the past week. a.
N r lake
"a oeveral 'ol tne daring youngsters visit
-, have found holes in the ice during the ing
= past week, but so far no fatalities have
occurred. LII
Al ---- in tt
J. 1ne olo Jerh"ater seldom pulls out conv
- on its southern trip on time, owing to meet
- the work in the yard here at this sea- =.
son of the year. "a: Il Al
1t ing
A. +. Harmon was taken with pneu- ma ~
-. monia last week and for several days Tim
was in a precariOus condition.. Heis this,
somewhat improved this week. 49,,
~ The cold wave struck Princeton Sat- fnsa
-. urday and the thermometer fell twenty Wis
degrees in less than three hours. The mus
lum bermen's prayers have evidently puh1
been answered.
n H. E. Cravens, for several years en- two
10 ployeo on tne UNION lett last week pie,
e. Tor flooowood, where he is now hash Geo
ing ''doughgods'' for crew in his ecxte
father-in-law's mill st:
The freight agents of foreign rail- the
" roads are paying particular attention shoy
"a to Princeton shipments this season and crea
it is a cold day when the village has was
none of them sin it's midst'' mee
=. If your lodge has held an election G..
10 and the list of officers has not been Rnt
~ published in the UNION tell US about villa
= it. The UNION force are t'jiners,'' but WOO
! they can't keep track Of all the socie- esta
'e ties. -.
+. l.. Ludden, who is confined to his ho+,
~ ~ house on account of injuries received ono
- ina smash-up last week, is improving 11,1,
~ and will probably be down town little =,
next week. He has been suffering .oo
q from a brain concussion.
10 The roster of the local tent of Mac vt
80 cabees was increased last week by the ur1o
y addition of thirtaan now ,no,nhors NJ.
g Saturday evening the Maccabees and uay'
i their ladies celebrated their removal ene
y, to their new lodge home by pleasant youl
= social. r. - #--~!s J.. 1rle'
r. The night trains have at last been III
lg taken off this branch and those who faith
K have hitherto enjoyed the theaters villa
st after days business in the cities will pass
= be obliged to forego that pleasure. two
The bee Line'' people are congratu- join
. lating each other over this turn of the
= affairs. will
heal
s. Chadbourne farm, received word last W
ID week of the horrible death Of his little weel
, 8-year old neice at Mad Brook. Wis. who
4 The little girl was travelling along peac
or road in the woods when a huge pan wag
p ther sprang upon, her and tore her Helt' 3'll
le limb from limb. The neighborhood for
in was aroused andsa panther hunt organ hear
le lied which resulted in killing the ami put
to- nal. It measured nine feet from tin whit
a. to tip. @@ @5... - libel
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scheen has theSbest display window III
ever shown in the village While the last
~ display itself is artistic, the electric( tofsf
8 display is novel and attractive. In the the
J: window are numerous LIGHTS Of differ. hall