The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-02-06

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The three-weeks old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Walker of Santiago, died
last week and was buried from the
residence of E. A. Jellison on Friday.
VIM. Wrestling came up from Mime
apolis last Saturday to visit his folks
in Wyanett. He has been in the en-
ploy of the Street Railway Co. in Min
Mrs. Ewing went to Minneapolis
Monday to purchase musical instru-
ments for new customers in Princeton
and vicinity. She has made several
sales Of pianos and organs recently.
= GIRL WANTED-One who would like
to learn sewing and help with light
housework.. Apply to
MRS. N. N. AGREN,
Over L. w. Persons store.
Miss Nellie Nelson has left with her
uncle, B. A. Leafgreen for Chicago,
where she will attend a business COL
lege and take commercial course, and
after completing her business college
course she will return and work in the
Office of Leafgreen Bros.
H. G. Curtis of Duluth, visited his
cousin, Rev. Paul Haight, over Sun
day. Mr.. Curtis accompanied Mr..
Haight around the circuit on Sunday
and at the service at the Greenbush
church Sunday morning he sang solo.
Mr.. Curtis returned home Monday.
Through service between here and
Cambridge over the Minnesota Rural
Co.'s line was opened last
Monday and the wire worked as clear
as a crystal. 1t will be only short
time before the company will be able
to start up the service here and in
Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Farnham went
down to Elk River to-day to attend the
funeral of Miss Eta Hildreth, who
died at that place on Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs. K. H. Burrell intended to 90
down to the funeral, but Mr.. Burrell
was taken i'll yesterday and was unable
to leave the house. t..~"
The local G.. A. r. is making ar
engagements for a grand patriotic en-
tertainment at the opera house on the
evening of Tuesday, Feb. 18th. Major
Henderson,, the famous drummer bow
OF the Rappahannock, and his son will
with some local assistance give a fine
program for the benefit OF the Wallace
T. Rines post.
One of the radiators in the front of
the Odd Fellows hall froze up Sunday
night and burst, the water leaking
through the floor and damaging the
ceiling and walls of DR.. Walkers
offices underneath. Mr.. Judge and
an assistant came up from Minneapolis
last night to repair the radiators and
fix the connections.
There were several sleigh ride par
ties last Saturday night that made the
air ring with the music of horns and
shouts and laughter. The bible class
of the Methodist Sunday school made
up one party, while party of scholars
from the Congregational Sunday
school, chaperoned by Miss Patterson
and Miss Moody, made up another one
of the parties.
Miss Ruth Terrell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Terrell, was given
birthday party last Saturday afternoon
in honor of her fifth birthday. A happy
crowd of little ones gathered at the
home of Miss Ruth and proceeded to
make the event a jolly one. There
were fifteen little ones present and
they took possession Of the house for
few hours and enjoyed themselves as
only children can.
Miss Ida Larkin, bookkeeper for the
Galley Hardware Co. was operated on
at the Northwestern hospital by DR..
Cooney last Tuesday for appendicitis.
Miss Larkin was taken seriously i'll
Sunday night and her case was pro-
nounced appendicitis by DR.. Cooney,
who operated on.~her at once.4I3The
conditions at the present time are
favorable for her recovery, the 'Eoper-
alton having proved successful. s1t.:
The regular meeting of the village
council was held last Monday night.
Nothing only a little routine business
was transacted. A delegation Of Busi-
ness men was present and complained
that there was. too m UGH peddling and
auction of goods in the town which In.
terfered with legitimate trade, but the
council could not see where it had the
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