The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-10-10

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Mrs. Dr.. Cooney went to Minneapolis
yesterday.
.A"2O0egg incubator for sale or trade. =
Inquire al depot. 4re 3:
1t George Bates is reported seriously
i'll with heart disease. G
Mrs. Fred J. Hallin, of Cambridge,
visited Mrs. Wright over Sunday. 2
N. E. Jesmer went to the cities on c
Tuesday to make his winter purchases.
> Carl Block5of Carver county, MIMI, {
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. David o
Wetter.
A. C. Carter was over from Spring a
Vale Saturday to fill the box at the v
Mark sale.
F. E. Fisher of Ortonville, Mimi, is q
at the Northwestern hospital for surgi- S
cal treatment.
j. D. Armitage, the optician, of Min t
neapolis, will be at DR.. Armitage's t
Office on next Sunday. y
{ TheSS.Maccabees will give their first
dance ofzthe season at their hall on /
Friday evening, Oct. 18th. &
Mrs, Chas. Rue of Minneapolis, ar v
rived Saturday to join her husband
who 1otated here two weeks ago.
There are many new settlers locat- t
ing in Greenbush this fall and many q
farms are changing, hands in conse- t
quence.
The first preliminary meeting of the I;
Catholic Order of Foresters will be G
held next Saturday. The lodge will 9
start out with thirty charter mem ers. -
Rev. Father Levings went over to
St. Cloud to-day to confer with Bishop
Trobec regarding confirmation services
at Father Levings church in the near
future.
Mrs. Fife A. Burgan entertained +
Mrs. Bessie Laythe Scovell while in
Princeton over Sunday. Mrs. Scovell
remained here until Tuesday, leaving r
on the evening train for Foley.
Remember I have we'll selected =
stock of dry goods and there. are many =
good and useful things to select from.
Look it over before buying.
S. A. CAREW.
F. e. Bastion, of the Ancona Advo- 7
cate of Ancona, ILL.,, was in Princeton :,
last week with party of land hunters. :
Mr.. Bastion purchased piece of land ,
in this section some time ago and is
very we'll pleased with the country.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. H. H. Farm
ham entertained another small CON- ,
pany of Princeton ladies, in honor of =
Mrs. R. Morton. Mrs. Rufus Farnham {
of Minneapolis, Mr.. Farnham's mother :
was also present. Covers were laid for
ten. -"
Last Thursday Mayor Switzerland,
j. H. Johnson and Andrew Erickson,
of Cam bridge, drove over to Princeton !
on a little business. They called at
the UNION office just as the papers !
were being printed: and saw part of
the last act of the melo-drama entitled
Newspaper Making." d
H. Solberg, who recently opened a
blacksmith and wagon Shop in Prince
ton with his brother. has purchased of
N. E. Jesmer the house just west of Z
the Commercial hotel. Mrs. Howard {
who has been living there will move
into the Cater house. Mr.. Solberg's
family will move to Princeton this =
week. +
James Mckenzie, of Spencer Brook, -
took the train here last Thursday for :;
the northern part :of the State on a -
land cruise for the State Auditor.
James was in the northern section \
when his father was stricken with par
alysis and he was telegraphed for and T.
came home at onces, Mrs. Mckenzie y
brought her husband to Cambridge to =
meet the train .-Cambridg Independ- :;
emit.
Emory Norton came down from Mil b
AGA on Monday. The mill became dis a
abled by break in the engine, neces-
stating sending portion of it to the =,
city for repair, and the mill was shut \
downseveral days in conseq uence: Mr.. :,
Norton does not think there's a avid I