The Princeton union., 1900-06-28

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Miss Lola Jesmer left Monday morn
ng for Minneapolis, where she will
,isit friends fora time. ki: &s':ss}.5i
Foreston has. voted Q bonus Of 81, 600
o be raised by issuing bonds and used
g SECURE Touring mill for that vi VII
age. s2szv L. !. - Nd ,.x
! Mrs. L. VanHook. and daughters,
Celia and Alice, OF Red Wing, are
'isiting at-thes home, OF F. G.. Hutche-
, Walter Mcfarland is erecting a. neat
title house on his farm in Greenbush
which; he hopes to q occupy y1the
Fourth. ar 81: 5,,:..:.,tt.,E. !, "..Ss.egEh
Prof. H. E.':White and family are
spending part of the summer vaca-:
ion with the professors parents at
Clear Lake. 81 -. tS' <G>G.>.,s..@-:sss
Judge and Mrs. r.. w. Freer have
returned from California, They will
visit their relatives in this vicinity for
some time before returning.
Elmer Whitney is able to be about
again little and though not able to
work himself, is taking charge of the
crew of carpenters on the Galley build
ng. -,
The ladies of the M. E. church en-
Dyed very pleasant afternoon: at the
1ome of Mrs. Walter Brown Yesterday
Ice cream and cake were served by the
hostess.
There will be dance in Greenbush
1t Joseph Jesmer's on the Fourth Of
July. Good music will be furnished
and supper will be served on the
grounds. 1t
Some one has earned the gratitude
Of all who travel over the road south of
town by strawing the road on the
hill. There are spots on
some of the other roads that could be
thus improved. =. -.
A four year old boy named Weide-
rich, while. playing with some other
children Sunday, was struck. in the
eye by sharp stick. The point pene
trated the eyeball and there is danger
of his losing the sight. 49,:
NJ. Cutler is adding new laurelsI to
those he has already won in the culti-
vation of strawberries. While his
crop is not so large as it would have
been under more favorable conditions,
the berries are very choice.
There will be a business meeting at
the Congregational church next Thurs
day evening, July 5, to take action on
the resignation of the pastor, Rev.
D. Donovan, and to dispose of any
other business matters that may come
up for consideration.
The Oakz..Hall Shoe and Clothing
company purchased stock of first
class shoes from a firm that was hard
pushed for money and the price made
was so low that the company is giving
its patrons some unheard of. bargains.
If you want,to save money just call and
inspect this>stock.
a., Milton Smith left: yesterday for
Brownville. Maine, where he will visit
the friends of his boyhood. He has
not been m the village of his birth for
thirty-four years and very naturally
anticipates very pleasant visit. Dur
ing his absence A. G. Smith will han
die the mail and express. -
There was jam at the depot Thurs
day evening when the north bound
train arrived. A goodly number of
Our citizens had been to St. Paul to en-
Joy the Elks' carnival and when they
met the delegates and politicians who
had been attending the convention in
this village the depot platform was
hardly large enough to accommodate
the crowd. $'.s :. : : ~: - &.
Remember Nelson's photo studio at
Princeton is open every Saturday.
You get a large extra picture (of your
self with a handsome frame as a free
premium with dozen of cabinet
photographs-for $500 per dozen and
upwards. Pictures taken as well in
cloudy weather as'sin bright clear
weather. . $3.50
The action of the Republican county
convention must have been particu-
larly pleasing to most of the nominees,
as in almost every case the nomina-
tion came as an endorsement of the
officials public work. There was
harmony, too, which bespeaks success
later when the people are called upon
to ratify the work of the conventions at
the spOlls.Rfs.. f. s.. :.sss 1ss
+ Bert Piersop lost the fore finger OF
hiS nj oht hand C,In1av ,ub;la. ~. =