The Princeton union., 1900-04-19


put in an appearance last Monday
morning. a
r. E. Jones has SO far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able to
be about again. 49, .'>
William Weideritch is pleased over
the arrival of a brand new daughter at
his home last Sunday. -, =
Call and see our fine line of shirt
waists and wrappers--the finest in
town. JOHN N. BERG.
Alfred Num- purchased the lot owned
by j. c.. Herdliska on Main street last
week, the consideration being $1,000
cash.
Ben Aield has returned from win
ter spent in the northern forests. He
will 60 back in few days to remain
all summer. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H: Cooper spent
Tuesday in the cities. They have
rented the Bloomingdale residence and
will occupy it in few days.
Many of the people of Princeton at
tended the dramatic entertainments
this week expecting to be amused and
entertained but found it was ''All a
Mistake."
In the general spring overhauline
you always find some of your furniture
needs replacing. Galley has splendid
stock to select from and the qualities
and prices are right.
Easter Sunday was fittingly observed
at the Congregational church last Sun
day. The church was finely decorated
by the young people and the services
sermon, prayer and. song--were all
appropriate to the day..
Miss Essie Burgan is in a city hos.
pital, where she was operated upon to
relieve her of the effects of an. attack
appendicitis which she suffered some
time ago. The case is now reported
to be progressing nicely.
While your wife is polishing the in
terror Of your dwelling you might prof
itably work on the outside. A few
dollars invested in a brush and Sher-
win & Williams paint will work won
ders. Galley sells them. - ..
Rev. D. Donovan, pastor of the Con-
gregational church, takes few weeks
for rest and vacation, beginning Sun
day next. The evening services and
Sunday school work will go on as u.s.
ual. He expects to spend most of the
time in the vicinity of Mortified.
The sprinkler made it's appearance
last week and the sandstorms NO longer
worry the merchants. Several by.
-drants will be arranged to allow the
cart to be supplied with water and a
larger territory can be- covered this
year than ever before and with les:
work.
A quiet wedding occurred last Satur
day evening at the home of the bride':
parents, which ceremony united the
lives of George E. Rice, our accommo
dating station agent, and Miss Emma
Steadman. Their many friends in thi:
village wish them long, happy anC
/ prosperous life.
Some of the old charley-hosses :anl
the newer crop of ball players warmed
up under the April sun the first of tht
week and began to practice for the frs
time this season. Some of them showed
up in good form and if arrangement:
for game can be made it is quite
probable that Cambridge will be thu
objective point next Sunday.
Livery potato grower is interested il
keeping up the reputation Of this dis
trict for good potatoes. They should
cooperate with the buyers in this di
rection, several of whom have shipped
in new seed. A change of seed mean
large returns for the money invested
Farmers, give this your attention, ant
raise straight varieties. Mixed stool
IS always at a discount on the markets
NORTH: Branch Revie,y.
We stop the press to beg Mr.. ia,
Cravens' pardon, and to announce tina
the Mile Laos County Times (devotet
to the growth, prosperity and develop
mentof Mile" Lacs county, ETC., etc.,
is published at Milaca by Mr.. Fa,
Cravens every Thursday, rain or. shine
The Tfme$,is 2 great newspaper. and it!
editor, Mr.. Fay Craveps, is an intel
lectual giant. g Milaca, well, it is no
necessary to say anything about Milacs
-&Mr. Fay Cravens is Milaca.% II al
M-wise Providence should remove moo,y, Mr.
FFay Cravens from this terrestia
sphere-which heaven forbid There
| would ho roo11x1