The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-09-15

Plum preserving time at Walkers.
Gus. Holland Of Galesburg, Ills,
was in Princeton this week.
Ole Olson of Tolin is at the North
western hospital for treatment.
Just opened a new line of sample
shoes. 40-4t r. D. Byers.
Mrs. G. H. Shaw of Superior is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. w. H. Fer
rell.
G.. H. Wyman of Anoka, candidate
for representative, was at the fair last
week.
G. O. Parish OF FOreston and H. H.
Parish Of Ogilvie were down taking
in the fair.
Mankato Commercial College will
put you into a. good position or re-
fund your money.
Mrs. Annis and Miss Grace expect
to start for Washington next week to
visit Mrs. Annis' mother.
Robert Burch of Oregon was in
Princeton last week visiting old
friends and relatives and taking in
the fair.
I am prepared to clean chimneys
and do all work on short notice and
better than outside sweepers.
Adelbert Slayback.
Miss Jennie Olson left yesterday for
Minneapolis where she will join a
party of friends and will leave for
Spokane, Washington.
Miss Matte Temple. Experienced
nurse. Terms reasonable. Residence
up stairs in Marshal Newton's house
west Of Commercial hotel.
John Ridge of Linwood, was visit
ing his cousin, Henry Newbert, during
the fair. He had not been in Prince
ton for over twenty years.
3. L. McMillan's mother came up
from Minneapolis last week and re-
manned with the children while Mr..
and Mrs. Mcmillan were away.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ives of. Anoka
attended the fair and visited with
friends in Princeton. Mr.. Ives acted
as one of the judges at the races.
L. S. Briggs has sold three lots in
Dunham's addition to Oscar Stark
and A. M. Davis, each getting lot
and a half. The lots are opposite
the residence of Guy Ewing.
A team Of the young lads Of Prince
ton played a team of juveniles from
Milaca at the fair grounds last Sat
urday forenoon, the Milaca lads de-
feating the home team. The Prince
ton Tigers will play the Milaca boys
next Saturday at Milaca.
DR.. O. S. Swenness and Miss Severa
NJ. johnson of Lawrence were married
Thursday afternoon by Rev. Lars.
gard at the parsonage in Princeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swenness remained to
see the county fair and afterwards left
for their home at the lake.
The high school boys will organize
"a foot ball team this fall. Prof. Jones
is an enthusiastic foot ball player and
lover of outdoor sports. He played
with the Wisconsin foot ball team
when he was attending the Wisconsin
university, and the high school boys
are anticipating having a good team
this year.
Many Zimmerman people were at
the fair last week. Among those who
came up we're G. W. Parker,
Harry English. Clarence Stillman,
Harry Hiltrup, 81. Swanson, Ed
Foley, Chas. Hetrick, M. 81. Kilmar-
tin, Louis johnson, Chris Nelson,
Oscar Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Pratt and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rocheford of
Greenbush left for Superior yesterday
to visit some of their relatives.
Superior is Mr.. Rocheford's birth
place and he has not been there since
his father, who was one of the first
settlers Of Superior, came to Green
bush thirty-six years ago when Louis
was only a small boy.
The annual harvest dance of the
Lady Maccabees which was given at
the opera house last Friday night was
not very we'll attended, as the people
were tired out with fair attractions.
and social doings during fair week.
AS it was there were quite a few peo-
pie present who had good time.
There was good music and a good
supper was served at the Maccabee
hall.
Robert Brown lost a pair of Silver
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