The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-12-29

L. F. johnson of Spencer Brook
came up Tuesday and took the morn
ing train for Minneapolis.
NJ. E. Murphy of Star Lake, Wis,
was visiting; his father, Henry Murphy
Of Baldwin,.,a short time ago.
Erick Strang, the father of Mrs.
Louis Rust, east of town died at the
home of his daughter last Monday.
The annual dance of the knights of
Pythias will be given at the opera
house on. Friday evening, Dec. Both.
Fred Passche of Buffalo, Mimi,
was visiting his sister, Mrs. Henry
Schimming, during Christmas season.
Eugene Bremen and Miss Annie
Anderson were married at the home of
the bride at Spring Vale on Christ
mas.
Mrs. Fl. G. Cooneyawas remembered
at Christmas time by the Catholic
church which presented her with a
Christmas purse of S15.
George Hatcher and Miss Emma
Soldin Of Spring Vale were married
on last Friday at the judge of pro-
bates office in Cambridge.
Eugene Kaliher and wife of Little
Falls and Earl Kaliher who is taking
course in pharmacy in Minneapolis
came home to spend Christmas with
their folks.
Dr.: G. S. Neumann came down from
Grand Rapids, to spend Christmas
with his family. He left for the
Rapids Monday where he will remain
for the logging season.
The Modern Samaritans met at
Farnham hall last Thursday evening
and Initiated ten new members secured
by Deputy Ingalls, who is working
here in the interest of the lodge. !
Robert League, the enterprising
painter .'of Mora, was in Princeton
last Monday. He returned with Steve
Palmer in the afternoon who will do
some inside finish to new buildings in
Mora. 5.
Workmen have begun TO finish the
destruction of the Mark building
which was 1recently burned and as
soon as the debris is removed the
work on the new building will be
started.
Glenn Galley and Walter Mark. came
home from the military school at :Ra-
cine, wis, to spend their vacation.
Glenn is much reduced in flesh as "a
result Of his military training and
military feed.
The first real blizzard of the season
made its appearance last Monday
evening or early Tuesday morning
and there was a good fall of snow ard
a high wind which shade Old Boreas
king of the elements.
The guests at the Commercial hotel
had a Christmas tree IN the hotel par
lors christmas Eve Mrs. Morneau
saw that the tree was fixed up in
proper shape and every guest in the
house was kindly rememisered.
George Rice is looking for a hired
girl He says that the girl who
worked at his house got married and
he wants a girl who has no immediate
prospects in the matrimonial line.
For further particulars inquire at
home or at depot.
Rev. and Mrs. Henderson we're
presented with q Christmas puese of
;S15 at the Christmas tree at the, church
ON Saturday evening. When Santa
CLAUS arrived he deliwesed them the
note from Mrs. Santa Claus, enczos-
ing the money. The purse @as a pres
ent from the choir.
Annual village election on next
Tuesday. In the absence of a com
mon caucus where all can participate
and settle tee matter, there are tickets
being made up per individual selec-
ton. and all who are candidates will
be heard from perhaps in due time.
There is no need Of making any fur
Their comments on the election.
The town board Of Princeton is GO
ing after the old bog on the backyard
road just north of Princeton in which
has been sunk over $4,000 since the
road was laid out some years ago.
The bog is almost bottomless pit in
some places and sections of corduroy
road can be found over twenty feet be-
low the surface. The road in it's pres
ent condition is a very unsafe as we'll
as an impossible one at certain times
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