The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Northway,s of
Foreston, were id town Saturday.
: Nelson's photo studio is open here
next Sunday. Remember that ye busy,
ones. sssss a.5.5
Capt. I. G. Patterson came up from
St. Paul Saturday and remained over
Sunday. 4sxsx##
F. L.:Ludden wentsto the twin cities
Monday and took in the State fair
while down. -. g.,
Mrs. King Burrell is spending few
days with friends at Elk River, leaving
Monday morning. :: - ,-~.~. ....-~,:
Dr;$sNiehSls Same down from Milaca
yesterday to attend the meeting Of the
pensi& examining boards 80;
Chas. Rines drove over to Cambridge
last Thursday to look up the tttber
situation on the "Bee" Line. sz~}j.
First Glass laundry > work i * done atthe
barber shop. 80: =. go. -
T., KE < A., 2 IS. 4 SMITH $sq Agents.
The,two.months id child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Mcclellan died last Mon
day night. The funeral occurred yes
terday: =
A. W: Anderson, living four miles
west of. Cambridge on the Princeton
road, was: ON the princeton market
Monday with load of wheat. i
J.S::Anderson cashier Of the Mile
Laos County Bank, came down Monday
and joined Banker Peterson and party
in chicken hunt in the afternoon.
Mrs. W. E. vose and children, Irene
and Willie, came down from Hinckley
the latter part of last week, to visit her
Sister, Mrs. wv. H. Terrell. She re-
turned home Monday. .>'';'
Mrs. Mary Miller, of Isle Harbor,
was in Princeton Tuesday and COM
muted homestead entry on 1925, town
of Isle Harbor. Nels p. Sollen and
John Norris we're witnesses.
Rev. Satterlee& out chicken
hunting Tuesday fell over onto an old
log, striking on sharp knot on the
log which famed him considerably.
He succeeded in bringing down several
chickens, however. /
Last Monday Rev. Geo. E. Satterlee,
and I. E. Burgan and brother Alexan-
der Burgan, of Rochester, MIMI, went
on fishing trip to, Spectacle lake.
They report fine catch, of over
twenty, mostly black bass.
"Carlo," the l2-year old water span
iel of Judge Keith, was found dead on
Lem Pratt's porch last Tuesday night.
The dog probably died of old age. He
was given burial worthy of his rank
and station in dogdom Wednesday
Mrs. Robert Lambert returned on
mornings train from North
Branch, where she went to visit her
husband, who is stopping with relatives
at that place, endeavoring to regain
his health. Bob is reported o'be some
what improved, and is doing as we'll as
could be expected.
Geo. F. Wright and family moved
over from Cambridge last Saturday.
They will occupy the house that
County Treasurer Burrell is now living
in, and Mr.. Burrell and family will
move into the house <recently pur-
chased by Mr.. Burrell:. Mr.. Wright
and family are boarding with Mrs.
Hatch for the present. .~-
Mr.. and Mrs. Mallette, Mrs: Lyons,
Miss Martha Galley, DR.. Guy Galley and
Miss Edith Folsom returned from a
weeks outing at Vineland, Mile Laos
lake, Sunday. They are loud in their
praise of the generous hospitality of
MI. duu NlfS. -. II. lGOUUluS dG whose
place they were entertained. -Milaca
Times. .2~'.... \. 49,. 49, .
A: A. Caswell took his departure for
Anoka Monday: morning, where he
will make his future home. He took
with, him a bag of fine chickens,
trophies Of a successful, chicken hunt.
MIR. Caswell leaves behind him a host
Of friends who regret to lose him and
his estimable wife. and family; The
UNION wishes them success in. their
new home and what Princeton loses
AnOka gains ~. s=sayci 5s~,5 ~,s.>,4.~ g !
: Last Tuesday afternoon the hook and
ladder and chemical answered an alarm
for fire in the house belonging to Lew
Sausser5 on the north side of the river.
Isaac Levine, who occupies the upper
floor, was getting meal, and fire
caught from stray match or spark.