The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-12-11

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Nelson's photos please the people. n
Fresh milk every day from A. M to II
P. M. at Walkers.
Best sleighing for this time of the Il
season in three years.
Mrs. j. E. Newton is visiting her
sister in Maple Plain.
The churches and Sunday schools r
are getting ready for Christmas
A girl baby was born to Mr.. and \
Mrs. J. V. Wicklund last Sunday night. y
Mrs. Tryon entertained Mr.. and Mrs. "
G.. A. Hanson, of Minneapolis, this
week. Il
The merchants are commencing to b
get their windows in shape for the "
holidays. b
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Crow of Book,
we're in Princeton this week attending t
to some land business. a
r. W. Walker came up from Champ !
lin last Friday and went down to the =
Brook to visit relatives.
Mrs. W.. H. Orrock and daughter /,
Violet, of Santiago, were visiting rela- r
tives in the village yesterday.
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just received the best and prettiest a
rugs. All new patterns. a
LUDDEN's STORE.
Miss Clara Void, who is teaching b
school at Vineland, came down Tues a.
day and went out to her home in o.
Glendorado on visit. c1
neapolis Saturday to meet her mother
who was in the city en- route, to her r
home in Warren, MINI. T. IL
Clerk of Court Briggs issued mar L,
riage license yesterday to John Peter 1
son and Miss Ida B. Nelson. Both the W
parties are from Greenbush.- u
Tom Scheen returned Saturday
night from his trip to Pennsylvania. "
He ran over to Buffalo and went down Il
to see Niagara Falls before returning. a
A good many of the people of Prince !;
ton took advantage of the half rates to ff
the butter makers convention at St5
Paul this week and went to the twin
cities. T.
The annual ball of the Princeton r
Knights of Pythias will occur at the n
opera house on New Years eve. It !;
will be one of the most pleasant social 81
affairs of the season.
Will Mirick, who has been on the
road selling apples for Missouri firm, y,
returned home last week. He is try =
ing to get a place to store potatoes, =
but finds that all the cellars are filled -
at the present time.
The Dorcas society will hold it's an S,
nual Christmas sale of aprons, hand
kerchiefs and fancy articles on Friday, r.
Dec. 18th, at G.. A. r. hall. Sale be- -,
gins at o'clock, and supper will be -
served from to o'clock for 25 cents .
The UNION next week will consist of d
twenty pages with a cover in two "
colors. This will be the annual edi- v
ton of the UNION and it will make
fine number to send away to your
friends. If you want any extra copies y
leave your order early. They will go -
fast = : T. T. g. >.
A former Princetonite who now n
lives way up in Maine in the land of n
canning factories, gum and lumber, 81
wrote back to Princeton for two pounds b
of fine cut tobacco last week.. His tt
Princeton correspondent filed the or
der. The Mantle says Princeton .,
home grown tobacco can It be beat. >,
Rev. Moxie has accepted the unani- p
nous call from the Congregational O
church of Evansville, MIMI, and will n
preach his farewell sermon next Sun. t.
day night. Mr.. and Mrs. Moxie will s.
leave for their new home the first of b
next week.. Their Princeton friends t,
will wish them Godspeed and success
in their new field of labor. $50. l,
Emmett Mark has bought the old 2
depot building from the Great North u
ern railway and as soon as Agent Rice n
and his official family vacate the old a
station Mr.. Mark will take the ancient a
pile of lumber, nails, etc, and either 8,
move it down to his sale yards and s.
make a fine barn out Of it or move it q