The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-02-12

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ruggist. 5.
Nelson's photos please the people. has
More snow. Good thing, push it off the
the walk. z
There were good many sleigh ride abb
parties this week: teri
WANTED-500 cords green stove 11ne
wood. NJ. L. WHEELER & co.
Frank Baker and r. E. Peterson of ~
Onamia were down this week. '1n
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The capital stock of the Galley Hard an6
ware Co. has been increased to $80,0OO can
Dan FindeI, of Wyanett, was trans \
acting business in the village yester- dow
day. he,
J. D. Armitage, optician, will be in Spc
Princeton to fill his appointments next Gun
Sunday. r
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with W. G. Middlebrook. See add on as
other page. tim
Miss Violet Orrock of Santiago, was wiz
visiting relatives in Princeton the first age
of the week. L
| Mrs. &. w. Van Wormer entertained ~"
her friend, Mrs. H. E. Erich of Min LEV
neapolis last week. get
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Owing to a severe attack of heart inc
trouble Mrs. Tryon was unable to fill -
her engagements this week. II
Invitations are out announcing the ino
silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M,
Peterson next Tuesday evening. ono
The Masons have issued invitations Mr.
to their annual ball which will be given \
at the opera house on Thursday even o+ +
ing of next week. o,n
John Westeberg of cato, Mimi, lea
was inzFrineeuoHiasew week en- route to she
Ogilvie where he will assume the local of t
management of the Northeastern Land \
! Co.
Dr. Armitage who has been very i'll spi
at his home, threatened with an attack owe
OF pneumonia, is very much better and any
hopes to be able to be out by next VOL
Monday.
Last Sunday afternoon the new depot i'm
was the Mecca for many of the Prince ,o
ton folks and J. c. Borden entertained son
the crowd with photograph selections e+o
| during part of the afternoon. ~
Nelson, the expert photographer of out
Anoka, attends his branch studio at hoy
Princeton the first and third Saturday \
OF each and every month. Please bear one
this in mind when you wish to have any yes
Photographic work DONE If Aoa
The last in the series of entertain lor'
ment under the auspices of the Column IS
bian Lyceum Bureau will be a lecture oer
to be delivered by II. w. Knowles of Bit
Duluth, on Friday evening, Feb. 9th. T.
The subject OF Mr. Knowles lecture the
Will W no" heroes are Made." Thu
S. S. Peterson will leave this week for +, L
Chicago where he will attend the con
automobile show which is held at that vii
city from the 18th to 2lst. Mr.. Potion iml
son will meet his wife at Chicago who VIII
will come up from Huntsville, Ala T.
bama, where she is staying this winter tow
Notice. che
DR.. J. S. johnson of St. Paul. special ele,
ist on diseases of the eye and ear will Dire
be in Princeton Saturday, February Lo1
2lst at the Offices of Dr. G. R. Galley. son
where he may be consulted by all those the
needing his services. ~
DIR. O. G.. eTARBox. ,o1~
Col. :Newbert has parted with his Oil
mustache and many of his old-time mai
friends pass:him by now without rec MOI
ognizingz him, unless the colonel sounds joyi
a greeting for hissvoice is as original sec1
as was his Inustache With his silk re
hat on the ex-landlord looks like some at t
distinguished man of the world. Keep ask
the m1astache off Henry,sit never i'm mar
proved your looks. - i
The. entertainment given last FRIDAY me,
| at the opera house by Mrs. Josephine clul
Bonaparte Rice and her .zdaughter Tn
Miss Grace, was we'll attended. and the whf
| audience was, an evenly balanced fed
| and attentive one for the character of firm
the program which was necessarily tion
somewhat monotonous in the absence Row
u a." = o ~ 9' but MRS. Rlce gave Len
very tine program of her readings ativ