The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-01-09


'RINC ETON % MI ON q
All but the robins.
DR.. Walker was in the cities Monday.
Good morning! Have you been vac
cinated??
t. r. Burgan was in the cities
TIL. Galley and Henry: Newbert went
TO Mora last night.
Sheriff Claggett made trip to Mile
Laos lake Sunday, returning; Tuesday.
Mrs. J. L. Turner of Spencer Brook,
came up Monday morning and went to
the cities for few days visit.
The potatoes are coming out of some
Of the uptown cellars and going into
refrigerator cars for shipment. a 'lS
Miss Lena Hylander who spent the
holidays with her folks near Prince
ton returned to Minneapolis Tuesday.
y The Princeton schools opened Mon
day and the scholars will pour over
text books until the June bugs and the
hand organ come again. !
Miss Violet Orrock of Santiago, &C.
companied by her. cousin, Miss Ethel
Orrock, of Summit, S. D., visited with
friends in the village Friday.
The weather is remarkable for this
time OF the year and one does not need
to go south to- enjoy balmy weather,
for we have it right here at home. g..
Girl wanted for general homework.
Good wages to right girl. Stove in
girls room.
MRS. W. Fl. TERRELL.
The board of county commissioners
has adjourned until March, but Coun-
ty Auditor Whitney has enough bus.
mess on hand to keep him in continu-
Gus session.
Miss Mary Reilly, who has been or
ganist at the Catholic church ever
since it was dedicated, left for Chicago
to-day where she will take a course OF
instruction in the conservatory OF
music.
County Superintendent of Schools
VanWormer has received the revised
school laws from State Superintendent
OF Public Instruction Olson and is send.
ing them out to the various school
districts.
Miss Georgia Campbell returned tc
Carleton college Monday morning,
after a very pleasant visit with her
folks during the holidays. Her friend
Miss Florence Tibbetts, of Minneapolis,
who has been visiting here, returned
home the same morning.
AS [ wish to close my books by Jan.
uary Is, 1902, when the business is tc
be newly organized, I would request
all persons owing me to call before tina,
date without fail and make settlement.
.. g L. II. Galley.
The E. Mark Live Stock Co. will of.
fer the public some exceptionally good
bargains in clothing of all kinds, fur
robes, dress goods, jewelry, etc., for
the next month to close out a large
stock it has on hand. Call early and
pick out your bargains as the goods
will not last long. For one month
only.
VIM. King of Wyanett, left Monday
for his old home in Ontario, and will
spend about six weeks visiting his rela-
tives and friends OF long ago, in Ottawa
and Montreal, Canada, and Ogdens-
burg, N. Y. Mr.. King has not been
back to the land of his youth for twenty
years, ana That he will enjoy his visit
goes without saying. ~
Last Monday the horse belonging to
Mrs. J. A. Earstead of Greenbush ran
away while Mrs. Earstead was calling
on friend in Princeton. She had
left her little girl in the buggy and
the horse took fright and ran up depot
street. 1t was stopped before any
damage was done. A purse and hand
bag belonging to Mrs. Earstead that
had been left in the buggy were lost.
The other day two prominent bust
ness men of Princeton while out hunt
ing rabbits and other tempting game
up near the brick yards came upon