The Princeton union., 1900-11-22

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George I. Staples is the only person who is
authorized to collect money due this office. I'm
every case the party paying money is entitled
to and should insist upon receiving printed
receipt. RI DUNN. Publisher.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving.
DR.. F L. Small, resident dentist,
Townsend block.
Capt Patterson came up from St.
Paul to spend Sunday at home.
Turkey ratfies are becoming numer-
ons as the annual feast approaches.
The boys are shouldering their ''tur-
keys" and treking toward the pineries.
This steady dropping OF snow fakes
will finally give US sleighing if it per-
severes.
Sleds We're popular yesterday on
some OF the better roads but more snow
is needed to make good sleighing.
Mrs. Robert Lambert has resigned
her school and Cliff Cravens will prob
ably be engaged 30 complete the term.
Clerk Of Court Briggs has been con-
tined to the house several days this
week. He is suffering with severe
cold.
MISS 1I"dA, VINO was StonOSra-
pher for c. q. Rines & Co., last year,
is now employed on one Of the Kansas
City newspapers.
One OF the we'll known boys about
town is reported to have found his
missing rib and a minister's services
will soon be demanded
Elmer Severance writes from Gilroy.
Cal, that he is prospering and that
the residents of that section are enjoy
ing the pleasantesJ kind OF weather.
Frank Mcclellan leaves this week
for the woods, where he will operate
again this year on the same ground
where he has been cutting for a couple
OF years past.
Remember that Nelson's photo studio
at Princeton IS open every Saturday,
rain Or shine. Pictures taken in cloudy
weather by a new method" just the
same as bright day. tt
The members OF the Congregational
society welcomed their new pastor,
Rev. J. X. Shuts, to his new field of
labor last Monday evening" About
seventy participated and very enjoy
able evening resulted.
DR.. w. \. Gerrish, of Oberlin n. D.,
was called to Princeton last Saturday
to consult with Dr.. Tarbox in the case
OF the formers 5 nephew, Glenn Ferrell.
The little fellow is reported to be
much improved this week
8. D. Grant is fully prepared TO sup
ply you with edge tools for your win
ter's work. Best grades OF saws and
axes only. Air tight stoves from 50 up
Splendid stock OF mems, ladies' and
children's skates and the prices are
right on these, 900.
Frank Brogan has purchased half
interest in the Princeton bus line and
will hereafter occupy the front seat
when the travellers come to town.
The bus will call any place in town
and deliver passengers to all points.
Leave orders at the Commercial hotel.
The Knights Of the Maccabees will
hold special meeting at their hall
this evening at which time class of
initiates will present themselves for
admission. G. L. Benjamin, district
supreme commander, is in the village
and will assist in the work. Mr.. Benia-
min is here working in the interests of
the order and has already secured
number of applications for member
ship and the boys anticipate nice in
crease of membership.
Edward Lahore, who resided on the
Silver lake road a short distance from
the village, died Saturday after a long