The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-09-05
Court convenes on the 28d i Of this


Court conyenes on the 23d Of this
j month az, 81 y
Mrs. s. II. Palmer went to the State
lfair Monday.
~ p. Z. Evens took in, the Hamline at
fractions to-day >s.:sl. a E$sI / I
1 +. s.2Walker and sons took ID the
State fair Tuesday. 4ts 4 @sts &.
ID. Armitage, tho optician was ia
Princeton last Sunday. 81 u. 81 Ii. 4,
|. For SALE. The Newton property no
and buildingseon Main street are for
SALE: c5 a. 45I { T.. ..s..ss, z,g..+. Is
Miss Kittie Cotton, Of Mile .J1acs
lake, is visiting hesA sister, Mrs. DR..
Small. f.:s.sy Helm .s 4. .. ST..
I Dr.. Whiting, Of Spencer Brook took
wednesday mornings train for the
State fair IS ,.y..t 4 H.. @tsf@ a..
LosT.-A small string OF keys. i. Re
turn same to UNION Office and receive
suitable :reward. ~ %
s Col: Henry Newbert engaged stand
Ing room capacity on Wednesday morn
ing's train for the State fair.
The Misses Ethel Clough and Jennie
Whiting of Spencer Brook, departed
Wednesday for the St. Cloud normal.
Remember the county fair meeting
next Saturday night and be sure and
attend" ...%.z1 >:
! MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Elder took Tues,
day mornings traintto. tAnoka' where
they will visit friends and relatives
few days. III: :s,.: :> 80. g. JIM. H.. =, =
Z. In: the running: race at the State fair
Tuesday night Marks "Greyhound":
took second money. The race was one.
b! half mile and repeat.
= Albert Little, :of Anoka, brother-in-
law of Mrs. Page, is visiting with the
latter in the village. He was a former
resident of Princeton. .~....
Jas. Mckenzie and wife and sister
Mrs. Marshall, drove in from Spencer
Brook Monday morning and took the
train for the State fair. E '......<,.: :.
Mrs. N. N. Agren returned from
Minneapolis last night where she has
been under medical treatment the past
six weeks, greatly improved in health.
Mrs. G. w. Cheney and children, of
Minneapolis, arrived last week and are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Whit
ney. Mrs. Cheney expects to return
to Minneapolis this week..
Mark Ringrose, of Hancock, Mimi,
was in Princeton this week looking
after the Taylor property. He says it
is very dry in that part of the State,
having had no rain since July 4th.
z During this week the evening pas
senger train leaves St. Paul at and
Minneapolis at 6:25, in order to accom-
modate State fair visitors. The pas
senger arrives at Princeton at o'clock.
T. H. Galley and wife and DR.. Guy
Galley took the southbound passenger
Wednesday for the, cities. DR.. Galley
returns to his practice in St. Paul after
a pleasant visit in Princeton and
vicinity.
Mrs. VIM. Cordiner, accompanied
by Harold Galley, left for West Superior
Wednesday, to be absent about a
month. Mrs. Cordiner and young Har-
old both expect to gain relief from hay
fever by the change of air.
For the accommodation of those who
are too busy to 60 and have their pic
ture taken on a Saturday, Nelson's
photo studio here in Princeton will be
open next Sunday the 8th.. 1t is also
open the first and third Saturdays as
usual. ?.
Last Friday the Farnham Brick Co.
broke all previous records in turning
out brick. With the regular crew and
Woodhart Arnholt and John A. Will
liams at the machines, 1880 brick
were turned out. The crew certainly
are bricks. ..'
Elmer 2. Hatch is putting on finish
ing touches on new house he is build
ing on the old Leonard Hatch place
the building is 14x22 with a wing 14x14.
The building will cost when completed