The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-12-08

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Fresh queen olives in bulk at Walk
er's.
Mrs. Ernest Moeger was visiting
relatives in Anoka this week.
Rye has declined some and the pres
ent price is sixty-two cents.
Theo. Kresel of Bradford was at the
sale Saturday.
NJ. J. Christensen of Ogilvie was
in Princeton on business Friday.
Driving horse for sale. Cash or on
time, or will trade for stock. ...-
B. O. Brown.
Fred Mcclellan will leave on Satur-
day for California and expects to
spend Christmas with his folks in Los
Angeles.
Mrs. E. E. Woodwork of St. Paul
was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Caleb
Pinkham the past week. She returned
home last Saturday. - 49,
Henry Peterson came up from Min
neapolis last week and is visiting his
folks for few days. He will RETURN
to Minneapolis next week.
A Rams Horn stereopticon lecture
will be given by DR.. Mcclure of st.
Cloud at the Congregational church
On Tuesday evening, Dec. 10Th.
Hams Piehl of Weible, N. D., was in
Princeton visiting friends last week.
He is visiting at Becker and expects
10 return to North Dakota the first
of the year.
The churches are getting ready for
their Christmas entertainments. An
aouncements of the same will be made
next week in our. regular Christmas
edition. ~.
The Ladies' Aid society of Green
bush will hold an apron and hand
kerchief sale on Friday evening, De-
,ember 18th, in the Greembush church.
Refreshments will be served All are
invited.
Station Agent Rice was wearing a
look while at his work at the
depot last Saturday afternoon. It
vas all over the arrival at his home
in the afternoon of the same day of a
bright girl baby.
The potato market remains about
stationary, the only change being in
Triumphs. which are selling at fifty
five cents this week, though some of
the buyers have been paying this price
some time for the best stock.
The third entertainment in the Col
Lyceum Bureau series under
the auspices of the Princeton Enter
tainment Club will be the Chicago
Ladies' Quartette at the opera house
on Monday evening, Dec. 10Th.
The pension examining board met
Yesterday at the Office of DR.. Armit-
age. DR.. Bacon of Milaca was not
present. There were two applicants
for an increase in their pensions who
we're present to be examined.
r. S. Shaw came in from Green
bush yesterday morning and was 60
ing to go to Minneapolis and attend
The Beekeepers' convention but August
Gerth who was to accompany him did
not arrive in time and Mr.. Shaw did
not go down.
Forty of the young people of the
church met at the parson-
age on Monday evening and elected
officers for the Epworth League for
the next six months. Games were
played and general social time was
enjoyed by all. va.
The first Santa Claus to arrive in
Princeton this year appeared at
Marks Great Bargain Store last
week, for a regular holiday engage
ment. He is now holding the fort in
the big window of the store surrounded
by all kinds Of toys and holiday at
fractions. IT. III; g
Presiding Elder Clemans came down
Saturday and filed his conference an
pointments in Princeton and at Spen-
GER Brook. He preached at the
princeton church Sunday forenoon
and administered the sacrament of the
Lords Supper. In the afternoon he
preached at the King school house in
Wyanett and at the NJ, E. church al
Spencer Brook in the evening. where
ne also administered Holy Commun-.
ion. @'aN Fl. $50 S.l s.a .,.. 4,