The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-11-13

URsDAY, NOV EN- BER
Get your Gold seal'' rubbers 81
Martin Brands.
Mark will hold sale at Mora week
from next Saturday.
Fresh smoked whitefsh, halibut and
bloaters at Walkers.
Mrs. E. F.Wheeler of Mora has been
visiting her son, M. L. Wheeler.
Miss Winifred VanLoon of Alexan-
dria is the guest of Mrs. Emmett Mark.
Chas. Pearson who has been in bust
ness. at Cambridge for the past year,
but who recently sold out, was over
Tuesday. ...-. ~
Mrs: Percy McPhee of Chippewa
Falls, Wis, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. G.. Ross Galley, returned
home last Friday.
Help the Princeton base ball boys
by attending the masquerade ball at
the opera house Thanksgiving eve.
Tickets including supper, Sl.75.
Mail Carrier Mudgett now carries
his mail in new rural route wagon
built specially for rural route service.
It is all enclosed so that the driver is
warm in cold weather and dry in wet
weather.
]. E. Burgan came up from Minneap-
oils last Saturday night and remained
over Sunday. He says they are we'll
settled in their new home and that his
business is good. While in Princeton
he called on several old friends.
Miss Meta Wheeler of Princeton, ar
rived here Tuesday evening and was
the. guest of her mother, Mrs. E. F.
Wheeler, the rest of the week. Miss
Meta, accompanied by her grand
mother, expects to start for the Pacific
coast next Tuesday.-Mora Times
NOV. 7th.)
The wedding of Miss Jennie Hoeft,
daughter of Gottleib Hoeft, to John
Myers, occurred last Thursday AFTER
noon at the brides home in Ger
many in the presence of many relatives
and friends. In the evening a wedding
dance and supper was given at the
home of the bride.
The first cold wave of the season
reached Minnesota last Sunday and
Monday morning the thermometer
went down toward the zero mark quite
close. In this vicinity it was just COM
fortably cold and with bright, clear
weather Monday the ozone was chilled
just enough to make one feel good.
We are going to vote on Incorporate
ing as a city and while we are doing it
let's resolve to adopt better business
methods in running Princeton. A
100000 depot and such streets! What
a happy combination. The present old
depot is the proper thing to go with
our we'll graded and thoroughly drained
N. E. Jesmer has been devoting much
of his time the past week superintend-
ing road repair work. This is the lot
that falls to village, councilman, and
then all that some people can do is
kick and criticise. In another year or
so we may be able to have street COM
missioner, which the village should
have had long time ago, and whose
duty it should be to keep his eye on
the streets and sidewalks all the time,
with a vigilant council to back him up.
Westward Ho! for stone and timber
claims. Last Monday a party of ten
left Princeton for Oregon where they
will take up stone and timber claims in
the vicinity of Roseberg. In the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Campbell,
Mrs. and Miss Anna Warren, Mrs. A.
W.Woodcock, Mrs. Thoms, Amos Chad :
bourne, W. 81. Cakes and George and
Fred Townsend. Mrs. Warren and
daughter will remain in Oregon for the
winter and have rented their house to
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Chase. The rest
OF the party will return in about two
weeks, with the exception of George
Townsend who will remain in Oregon
for year or so.
The entertainment given by the
Ideal Entertainers at the opera house
last Friday night under the aupices of