The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-02-14

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Little~ Gerald Peterson is i'll with Pal
pneumonia 1o+4
Mrs. Robert Lam bert was Mime f. e
apolis visitor last Saturday. Hei
Remember the program at the Con- Ing
gregational church Sunday evening; r. g. r
Fresh mich COWS and springers for was
sale for cash or on time at the River his
side barns. = n
Mrs. Barrett Carter, of Milaca, died litt]
at her late home last Friday. She was fam
buried at Milaca. n
J. P. Nelson, Of Milaca, was in the in {
village yesterday looking after some by ~!
real estate business. n
Mica-crystal grit, oyster shell, blood able
meal, oil-meal and clover-meal for your ing
chickens at Walkers. acte
Grant Veal left Tuesday for Kansas D.
City where he went with shipment of u'y
potatoes from this station. oeli
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A. A. Hilton, of Anoka, has gone to
Jacksonville to make his daughter, y
Mrs. George Cotton, a short visit. pm
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Prof. Bruins the eye expert will be in fam
Princeton, at the Commercial hotel,
Feb. 26 and 81. Eyes examined free.
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Henry Veldt, of Anoka, was in the and
village last Friday making a monthly pat
settlement with the patrons of his cold
storage warehouse at this station. l.
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Lila Mildred Hatch, grand daughter the
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Veal, who ino
has been very sick, is around the house the
again. Her little. playmates are glad u
of her recovery. -.
Friederike Braatz, aged 76 years, at t
died last Thursday at the home of her dur
son-in-law, G. II. Miller, of Bogus bus
Brook. The funeral services were r
Don't forget about the Washington's and
Birthday dance Thursday evening of bef
next week. Gallichio's orchestra will the
furnish the music and every prepare ,
ton has been made for the. enjoyment NJ.
of the guests.
A. J. Bulls went to Minneapolis last to c
Saturday to make arrangements: for It y
the remainder Of the machinery for ing
the Holm gasoline launch. The boat N
is now shaped and will soon be ready SOC
to be taken to the lake. crc
Miss Mary Gilman, the efficient stem mel
ographer who was EMPLOYED in the Of tior
flee of G. H. Rines & Co: last season, N
arrived in Princeton the first of the W.
week from Kansas City and has &C frie
cepted her old position. ret,
The Union o,rod Loot uool- ,nho - the
stated that Prof. H. E. White con- VIZ
Quoted the teachers examination here T
while Supt. VanWormer was in Mil tea
AGA. Mrs. VanWormer had charge ami
during her husbands absence. AGA
Jack McGinnis fell last week while SOW
walking along logging road near the iiu
camp where he was employed and dis 7
located his right shoulder. He was mex
sent to Milaca for surgical attention era
and will remain there while recovering up
from the injury. the
Two score of the friends of Auditor VIII
Whitney perpetrated a surprise on
that gentleman last Monday evening, y
the occasion being his birthday A and
pleasant evening was passed and the rate
guests presented Mr.. Whitney with qua
splendid couch as memento of their Elk
visit.
The Sons of Veterans camp, which N
has been dormant for some time, will bee
be revived next week. The division Lo1
commander, Col. G. NJ. Rawitzer, will rlli
| come here to effect a reorganization ner
Saturday evening, Feb. %. An official his
notice will be found in another mart of viii
this issue. He
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Rev. Satterlee delivered a discourse ~,
on Abraham Lincoln at the NJ. E.
church last Sunday evening to a l
crowded house, the local G. A. R. Post cou
and l.. A. s. No. ATTENDING hv invi,a. dec
ton. Mrs. H. c.. Cooney sang the the
Battle Hymn of the Republic and other has
selections and pleased everyone pres sec
0nt TIL!