The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-07-14
G. A. JACK,
The DRUGGIST.
It's letting disease.
fasteaa itself that kills.

uGgist. s.
Mrs. Annie Ewing is visiting her
sister in Williston, N. D.
Fred Burrell returned Tuesday from
= trip to Mile Laos lake.
Mrs. c.. A. Jack returned from her
visit with her folks in Northffeld last
Thursday.
Company G will meet next Monday
hight for drill and all members are
to be on hand
Paul Webster, son of Henry Webster
If Minneapolis, has been visiting
friends in Princeton the last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Crane of Mer-
lam Park were the guests Of Mr..
md Mrs. G. T. Wright over Sunday.
The bum sidewalks here and there
still remain as reminders of what has
oeen, but let us hope of what is not
o be.
Miss Emma Logan of the Maple
Leaf Telephone Co. left yesterday for
/ two weeks visit at her home in
Anoka.
Wlkeen u Larson are putting up
wood and coal shed On the south side
If their property just opposite the
'oller mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Chadbourne are
at the summer home Of their
son Lowell Chadbourne at Tonka Bay,
Lake Minnetonka.
Mrs. P. Hedin and family left for
minneapolis Saturday to attend the
funeral of a child of Mr.. Hedin's
brother which died last week.
Mrs. M. c. Libby and Mrs. A. Z.
Norton gave a supper at their home
asst evening for the benefit of the
Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.. Stamm of Eagle
Pass, Texas, arrived this week to visit
Mrs. Stamm's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Ross. They expect to remain
several weeks.
Some very handsome moccasin flow
ars have been gathered at Spectacle
lake this season. No finer variety of
his State flower grows anywhere
han at Spectacle lake.
Princeton has, been pretty close to a
-four shortage this week. The mill
has been short on wheat because of a
delay in a car Of wheat in transit, and
Mcfarland Bros. have been very short
in stock.
y. f. Zimmerman and wife left for
he twin cities Monday in their auto
and will spend several days in Mime
apolis and St. Paul doing the beauti-
full boulevards and driveways of
hose two cities.
Rev. John Lundeen. the new Swed-
lsh Baptist minister at Spencer Brook,
moved down from Mora with his fam
Lly on July I'd and is now located at
hat place permanently. A new par
sonage is being built for Mr.. Lun-
leen.
Mrs. Annie Cross OF Sank RAPIDS
IS in Princeton on q visit to her father.
Mr.. Hugh Brown, and other relatives.
This is Mrs. Cross first visit here for
several years and time has wrought
many changes in the village since her
happy school days here.
The Masons and knights of Pythias
will soon move into their new hall in
The Odd Fellows block. They will
occupy the hall adjoining the Odd
Fellows hall and W. G. NIcVicar has
the handsome fresco work on the walls
and ceilings about finished. The new
hall will be a big Improvement over
the old quarters.
Rev. Geo. Stamm left Friday for
Ronneby where he preached on Sun
day and while there looked over the
field with the view of establishing a.
German Lutheran church. There are
a dozen families at and in the vicinity
Of that place who will affiliate with a
church OF that denomination.
The shores of Spectacle lake have
been lively with several camping par
ties the last few weeks, and the merry
parties are going and coming all the
lime. DR.. G. Ross Galley and his sis
5ers Martha and Kate Galley and
friends have been camping at the lake
he last week or so and Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. A. Jack, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Campbell and others have been at the