The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-07-04

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& G. a. Jack spent Tuesday in til.
cities on business.
Communion service at the Congrega
tlonal church Sunday morning.
3 The regular monthly sale of the E
Mark Live Stock company occurs next
Saturday, T. =, . p ~
The days are already growing
shorter, although the difference in the
length is not yet noticeable. .,.z
Hon: R. G: Dunn returned to St.
Paul Saturday morning, after. short
visit with friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Lucy Cotton, who is teaching "a
term of school near Spencer Brook,
came to Princeton Monday evening.
Masury pure linseed oil paints con-
tain no water, no benzine and will not
evaporate from the can. G. A. Jack
sells them. ! - 49,; - =
Capt. I. c.. Patterson came. home to
spend Sunday with his family. He
says that he hears very pleasing re-
ports of the work of our company on
its recent trip. = '~'~
Dan Mirick is enjoying visit from
his father. Mr.. Mirick is one of the
pioneer prints of the State and made
this Office a very pleasant fraternal
call yesterday.
= Every available team has been
pressed into service by the lake-goers
to-day. Several buses will also carry
passengers between the village and
Holm's picnic grounds.
Despite the showers which prevailed
Friday the O. q. S. picnic was an en-
joyable outing. Although the threat
enlng weather kept many at home,
there was very good attendance.
This is the daywhen the small boy
rises early, the anxious mother laws
out lint, arnica and sweet oil, and the
loving swain dons his glad rags and
blows himself for sweets for the sweet.
The masons who are constructing the
new Oddfellows' block, have gone1t
Mora to put upa building while the
carpenters are getting the Princeton
building ready for them to continue
the work.
The Greenwood league held a very
enjoyable picnic at Frog lake the first
OF this week. There were boat races,
bicycle races, mems foot races, ladies'
foot races and other sports to furnish
entertainment.
The Ladies of the Maccabees are
planning to give dance at their hall
Thursday evening, July 10. Good
music has been secured and pleasant
time is anticipated. A notice giving
further details will be published next
week. w., ...... H.:
The shooting of a boy at Brainerd
will have it's duplicate in Princeton if
parents persist in allowing their boys
to have guns. There have been sew
eral narrow escapes lately from the
careless handling of firearms by small
boys, but these have not seemed to
lessen the number of armed youths.
A picked nine from Princeton de-
feated the Germany sluggers in an un-
interesting game Sunday, the score
being 81 to 4. The victorious nine was
then challenged by some of the repre-
sentatives of the Minneapolis Brewing
company and terrific game ensued in
which grand mix up was the feature.
The wellknown speakers, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Hates, will visit Princeton
again July 10 and IA and lecture on
spiritualism. 1t will be their last visit
for some time and all are cordially in
vited. In connection with the Sunday
afternoon service there will be the
christening of a child which ceremony
will be eloquently performed by Mrs.
Hates. The meetings will occur in the
hall over the postofice. Remember
the dates, July Is and IA. Every body
invited.
Charles N. Orr, one of our native
born Princeton boys, graduated with
high hOnOrs from Hamline nniver-