The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-08-07

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Call on Guy Ewing for hail insur- {
ance, Odd Fellows Block vii
J. K. Shuts came up from Elk River Tia
Friday night on business trip. {
u;aa pa;., -. ce,
visiting her cousin, Miss Trixy Boyn. IL"
DR.. FL. Small, resident dentist, Of
fees in Galley building, over Anderson's ye'
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Mrs. Strang and daughter, Elsie, of
Minneapolis, are visiting with the ~,
Townsends.
I. 3. Burgan has been making some a g
improvements to his house that Mr.. n
Walters occupies. ;+a
Mrs. A. W. Woodcock left for Min lilo
neapolis to-day, to spend week or so the
with relatives and friends. ,
S. S. Peterson made trip over to rea
Cambridge last Monday morning in his of
automobile, and returned for dinner. eve
DR.. Small left for St. Paul Monday T
morning where he will attend post at
graduate course in dentistry for two fai
weeks. tar
If you are in need of 6rst-class oil for z
your cream separator call at Galley do,
Hardware Co.'s store. Just received the
the finest made ha.
Jay Rogers who now resides in St. Y
Paul, and whois on the road repre- Mi
senting the John Coates Thread Co., fro
was in Princeton this week. TO
The Methodist ladies and the Mac me
cabee ladies have made application fof I
refreshment privileges at the fair da.
grounds during the county fair. bus
Mrs. w. H. Shaw and daughter Miss are
Bessie Shaw, who have been visiting IL
Mrs. W. H. Terrell, are spending a
few days in Minneapolis visiting I
friends. Cas-
The Dorcas society was entertained w
by Mrs. G. H. Rines last Wednesday.
A lunch was served in honor of Mrs. {
Olive r. Barker who was formerly owe
member of the society. ret
Mrs. J. Kately of New York arrived u Ia.
last Saturday and is visiting with her VI
daughter, Mrs. John Newton, and other !
relatives in Princeton. She will re- Pa
main here about six weeks. wa
All kinds of insurance at my agency ,o'
in I. O. O. F. block. Fire and light no
ming, wind storm, hail, accident and 'oA
sick are among the lines I carry. .
GUY EWING, Agent.
The St. Paul Dispatch of last Satur- on,
day printed cut of the fourth grade mr.;
class of the Whittier school. The cut 20,
was made from photograph taken by
County Auditor Whitney short time
before school closed. Tor
me
Builder,
If you are going to plaster your home -;
don't loose sight of the famous Kallo- wa
lite plaster, it will make YOU a good ~
wall and last life time. For sale by: "''
Galley HARDWARE co. T
During the trip to the lake on Tues OF
day of last week when the southern we
Minnesota excnrsion;sts waro ho;,o diff
driven to Mile Laos lake one of Dune a
McCuaig's horses was overcome from ere
tho hoat and d;od m tho rooa VIII
toe
Mrs. Chester Ames and children ar
rived last Monday night from Everett, \
WASH, where with Mr.. Chester they toe
have resided for some time. It is un- ko
derstood that Mr.. Chester will return as
in the fall and that they will remain roc
here in the future his
Last Thursday all went merry as e o.e
marriage bell at the Commercial hotel -"
where Judge VanAlstein married two Il
couples: At high noon he united in the
.wedlock John Grimm of Brickton to FIR
Miss Elma Dalen. of Argyle, and at FIR
4 P M. he married zFinlay Campbell On
and Rose Smalling Of Milacas =, an,
DR.: Cooney was called to Zimm erman -
yesterday to attend to Mrs. John Bell Va
who was trampled on by a horse which wa
she was leading through agate. The i
animal became unmanageable% and in lax
trying to control,it Mrs. Bell was in ia,
some manner knocked down and the, we
horse stepped on her abdomen. She 90,
was brought to the Northwestern hos Eha
pital where her injuries are being at We,