The Princeton union., 1900-12-20

[URsDA < D ECEMBER 3,
Isn't this lovely fall weather?
Extra Jersey cranb berries and Golden
sweet potatoes at Walkers.
Louis Darholt and Selma ThurnellS|
We're licensed to marry yesterday.
# Hon. Fl. r. Mallette, Of Foreston,
was transacting business in the village
yesterday afternoon.
A. Mark was called to st. Paul yes
terday bya telegram announcing the
serious illness Of his father.
Mrs. r. M. Pope, OF Mora, returned
to her homo last evening after short
visit withsre relatives in the village.
The rural free delivery routes are
now equipped with metal boxes with.
the exception Of ten patrons, five on
each route.
There will be an old-fashioned
christmas Chr tree at the M. 3. church
Monday evening, to be followed by the
cantata, "a Christmas Story
D Mrs. p. Anderson, who liyes on the
north side, has been taken to the
Northwestern hospital. She has been
suffering from nervous prostration for
some time
There will be a Christmas tree at
the Congregational church Christmas
eve. The public is cordially invited to
attend. Presents may be put on the
tree If desired. . .
The Princeton Hardware company
has some valuable suggestions for
Christmas shoppers in it's ad on the
seventh page. Don't buy a present
until you read it.
Mrs. W. H. Shaw, of West Superior,
IS IN the village, the holiday guest of
her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Ferrell.
Miss Bessie Shaw is expected to arrive
Saturday evening.
The children must be given toy or
two or they'll doubt the arrival of
Santa Claus. Scheen has the only
complete line in this village and you
should not fail to inspect this stock.
The joint socials of the Pythian and
Masonic lodges will probably be re-
vived soon after the first of the year.
The committee having the matter in
charge promise a series of novel and
enjoyable entertainments.
John J. Boobar, the elongated poll
tician of St. Cloud, was married Tues
day in Washington to Miss Lottie
Smith, an estimable young lady. The
groom's many friends in this village
extend their congratulations. u
Nels M. PETERSON, one of the newly
elected county commissioners, and
Mrs. Ida Holmberg were married in
st. Paul last Saturday. Their many
friends in: this county extend their
hearty congratulations and best wishes.
The late Coleman Bridgman, Of St.
Cloud, left a will, but it will never be
probated. It was made thirty wears
ago. The executor is dead and the
legatee is also dead. The property
named all passed from the control of
the deceased many years ago. Little
Falzs Transcript
1ss Notice.
Nelson's photo studio here will be
open next Sunday, the 23rd of Dec, for
the accommodation of those who are
too busy to go and have their pictures
taken 90 Saturdays. Clerks and other
busy bodies take advantage of this op-
portunity and come. $
The annual sale of the Aid society
OF the M. E. church will occur Friday
evening Dec. 81, at. the G. "A. r. hall. +
Supper from $50 to 8 o'clock. Home
made candy for those needing taffy.
Ice cream to treat your best girl and
a fish pond for the little. folks. We f
at least one real live sssucker''
in the pond and he is a great catch.
The work of connecting Milaca with
the county seat and through it with
the outside world is now under way.
Two crews are at work, one working