The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-05-08

FHURSDAY MAY 8. i 8
w. 2. Chase spent two DAYS in Min
eapolis last week. 81
Tom Looney is reported very i'll at
is home in Blue Hin.
For RENT-Brick Cottage. Apply
t residence of E. Mark.
Emocy Norton went down to AnNoka
esterday, returning in the evening.
Henry Newbert went up to Mora
londay night, returning the next
corning. n ill.,, ..<:...- :
For bargains in residence lots in
'rinoeton, cash or time, call on L. S.
'riggs, Princeton, Mimi 21-4t
The teachers of both the Whittier
nd high schools sat for group pict-
re at Cormany's gallery last Friday.
A severe electric storm last Thurs
ay night played havoc with the cleo:
ric lights about town, many Of which
1ere burned out.
Do you need a pillow? Galley Hard
rare Co. will sell you a Pinch steel
cam pillow for Sc! and a 16-inch for
$50. All new goods.
Miss Abbie Claggett Who is teach
ng in the Chapman district, was
bliged to come home last week on &C.
cunt OF an attack of quinsy.
Miss Patterson, assistant principal
+ the Milaca schools, was visiting
Princeton friends last Friday and paid
visit to the schools while here.
County Superintendent of Schools
|anWormer left Monday for a trip to
he Pacific coast. He will visit rela-
ives in Portland before his return.
10000 rods Ellwood fencing, 26, "a
nd SO inches high. Just the thing
ou want for pasture fence. Call and
let prices.
Galley HARDWARE co.
The game between the Elk River
Ugh school and the St. Cloud high
chool team which took place Satur-
lay afternoon at St. Cloud, resulted in
) victory tor the St. Cloud team by a
core of 13 to IL.
W. H. Cakes of .Brickton, Mimi.
topped off at Anoka, Tuesday on his
way home from Minneapolis. Mr..
)akes was an Anoka citizen number
# years ago. He is now engaged in
be brick business at Brickton.-
Herald. I:
Our readers will notice the new ad-
ertisement of the Farmers Exchange
n this issue of the UNION. Messrs.
AJAX & Newbert intend to do a little
alking to the public through the COL
INNS OF the UNION in the future and
watch what they have to say.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Woodeock re-
urned last Thursday from Florida and
hey were very glad to get home and
heir many friends were pleased to see
hem after long absence in the south.
If. and Mrs. Woodcock will occupy
heir house as soon as it is vacated.
1r. and Mrs. Jaax expect to be able
o get into their new house by the lat
err part of the month.
Fred. G. Schmidt was in town Tues
ay and announced to his friends the
lad news that girl baby was born at
lis place on May 5th. Mr.. Schmidt
moved onto forty in section 10, town
f Baldwin last March from Spencer
Brook where he farmed for some time.
1e is interested with Lambert Bros,
n a threshing outfit which has been
hipped to Minneapolis for repair.
hey will start out the coming season
With a practically new outfit.
The evolutionary entertainment
'iven at the Methodist church last
night by Miss Gretel A. Lowe
vas enjoyed by everyone present.
Miss Lowe gave several recitations
hat brought out her powers as an
locutionist and in both the comic and
he tragic phases of her art she acquit-
ed herself with much credit. The
eature of the entertainment was her
cry dramatic reading of the pathetic
tory of Chas. M. Sheldon's entitled
who Killed Joe's Baby?" The tale
S one with striking scenes of love,
aith and tenderness, hate, loathing
nd remorse, and Miss Lowe depicted
hem all in a mastery manner.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Mrs, w. A. McArton of Larimore,