The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-01-07
Crushed oyster shells at Walkers

PRINCETON UNION: !
Crushed oyster shells at Walkers.
N. Fl. Danforth was down from
Sandstone last Friday. vi
Miss Lulu Huff spent the holidays
in Minneapolis with her folks.
For Rent Store building on Main
street. r. III. Galley.
Sheriff Gillespie came over from
Cambridge last Saturday and re-
manned over Sunday looking after the
business interests of his firm.
Mrs. G. N. Newman, grandmother
of Mrs. G. A. Galley with whom she
has been staying for some time, left
last week for Goshen, Indiana.
r. G. Wolforth left Wednesday for
Red Wing to take charge of the yards
| of the North Star Lumber Co. He is
succeeded here by Mr.. Cotes of Stump
ter, Mimi
Miss. Ruby Winsor who has been
teaching school for several months, is
back attending the Princeton high
school. She is boarding, with Mrs.
Hatch. Is
Mrs. I. G.. Patterson and daughter
| Mamie were in Minneapolis last week
and heard Patti sing, Fred Mcclellan
| accompanied them to hear the great
singer.
Miss Catherine Galley of Faribault
who spent the holidays in Princeton
with her folks, went back to Faribault
Monday to resume her work as teacher
in St. Mary's college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson of Mime.
apolis who have been visiting with
George Townsend and wife spent New
Years day with Mr.. and Mrs. A. W
WoodcOck and family.
The marriage of Moses Jesmer and
Miss May Dugan, daughter of James
Dugan of Baldwin, was solemnized by
| Father Levings at the Catholic church
in Princeton at 10::3O to-day.
| Mrs. S. w. Williams and daughter
and Mrs. Williams sister, Miss Mary
S. Blair, left for Phoeniz, Arizona
yesterday morning where Mrs. Will
liams will remain this winter for hel
| health.
| The annual meeting of the Congre.
gational church will be held at the
church this evening at s O'Clock fol
the election of officers of the church
whose terms have expired, and also a
Sunday school superintendent. Bust
ness of Importance to. the church viii
be discussed.
F. A. Lowell received a very inter
esting letter from the manager of the
St. Cloud business college where Mr.
Lowell's grandson, Fred Merrill, is
taking a business course. A very ifint
report was made of the lad s work ane
progress in his studies which was very
gratifying. to Mr..-ands Mrs.9Lowell.
At the annual election of officers fol
the Methodist Sunday school last Fri
day night James H. Burke was chosen
superintendent, and Milton Farnham
assistant; secretary, Lizzie Townsend
assistant secretary, Helen Patterson
treasurer, Ralph Claggett; organist
Verna Townsend: chorsister, Otto
Radeke.
Word was received this week thai
D. Spencer, brother of Mrs. Henry
Young of Baldwin, was killed or
Monday of this week at Walker
Mimi, by the explosion Of boiler ir
a mill where Mr.. Spencer was work
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer moved tc
Walker about two years ago. The in
terment was at Walker. -
A birthday dinner was given at the
home of Mrs. Wright last Saturday
in honor of the fifty fifth birthday Of
Mrs. Wesley Page. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Norton,, Mrs.
M. c. Libby, Mrs. Shaw and Revs.
Gratz and Burns. Mrs. Page was
presented with a birthday cake which
she served, and all wished her many
happy birthdays, with fortunes pleas.
ant smiles. =, -
One OF the passengers on the north.
bound train last Thursday afternoon
was a man who claimed to hail from
Zimmerman and who boarded the
train at Minneapolis with two very
heavy loads, one of which was booze
Fine other consisted of various pack.
ages. The man had fingered too long