The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-07-23


Mrs. Edward Larkin who went to the
Pacific coast last spring to visit rela-
lives, returned home last Saturday.
Wikeen & Larson have received the
stone for their new warehouse which
they will erect on their property east
Of the depot.
Mrs. Ambrose O'Kelliher, Miss Mar
garet King and r. F. Mcclellan went
to Battle Lake Monday for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Head.
A message was received Tuesday
stating that the little child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Wetsel died at Spokane on
that day of summer complaint.
Mrs. A. N. Lenertz is entertaining
her aunt, Mrs. Josephine Pietzuch of
Indiana, and Mrs. thinner of Granite
Falls, who is sister of Mrs. Lenertz
A heavy window shade has been
placed at Operator Loring's desk in
the depot to keep out the boiling sun.
Dug" will not carry as much tan in
the future.
At the school meeting in Baldwin
last Saturday night an entire new board
was elected as follows: Ed Pearson,
director: VIM. Hanney, treasurer: J.
G.. Frost, clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Campbell re-
turned from the Pacific coast this week
and they will go to housekeeping in
the house formerly occupied by Prof.
White and family.
The school board is repairing the
sidewalk along the east side of the
Whittier school. Let the good work
go on. There's lot OF it needed in
Princeton, A. D. 1908.
Mrs. Kellogg L. Salisbury and her
daughter, Mrs. Warren Pittsley and
son of Erie county, Pennsylvania, ar
rived last week and will spend the
summer with Mrs. Saulsbury's sister,
Mrs. T. e. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Witham and
Mrs. Robt. Mahaney of Elk River are
visiting with Mrs. Williams parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. King of Wyanett.
Mrs. Witham years ago was the UNION
correspondent from LiXonia. ' -,
Miss Bernice Turner of Spencer
Brook who has been spending ten days
with her aunt, Miss Margaret King,
went home Sunday with James Hart
man and wife who drove down to the
Brook to visit Mrs. Hartman's father
and mother.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
served ice cream and cake on the
church lawn last Tuesday night. Bor-
den's gramophone furnished music
from the porch Of his residence and the
mosquitoes played all the popular airs
during the evening.
Tom YOtten was down from Bogus
Brook Saturday doing some trading.
He says that crops are not SO bad up
his way and that he has the best corn
in his section. The corn has CON-
menced to tassel and Tom thinks he is
a sure winner for good crop if the
frost gets in on late train.
Harry Tyler who has been stopping
with his sister, Mrs. B. O. Brown. and
attended school here the past year,
left Friday for Sioux Falls, S. D.,
where he will visit relatives for few
weeks before going to his home at
DEBORAH, Iowa. He will not return to
Princeton 20 continue his school
studies.
\ game Of ball was played at WAN
EFT last Sunday between Stanchfe7d
Lake and the 7. O. G. T. nine of WAN
EFT. The score was fourteen to sixteen
in favor of Stanchfeld Lake. These
two clubs have played two games re-
Gently which have resulted disastrous]v
to Stanchfeld Lake, but the visitors
got their dander up last Sunday with
the above results, and they declare
they can do it again.
Etural Inspector Edwards of the DOS
tai department was in Princeton last
week and held an examination for rural
route carriers. But two showed IN tn
take the examinations. They were
Henry Myers and George Bockhoyen.
There are now two designations in.
George Whitney of No. 3 and George
of No. being willing to Quit
as soon as their successors can be an
pointed.
\ reward of ten dollars will be offered
10 any one who will give information
hat will lead to the recovery Of b]an-
lets, Galloway robe, and bedding that
was lost on road between Princeton