The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-10-13

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ruggist ! - -
Miss Annie Dielman was in the twin II
cities a few days this week. W
For Sale-Cook stove and wood q
heater. W. E. J. Gratz. u
Leave your orders for milk and
cream at Walkers. Morning and II
evening delivery. q
Lost-An amber hair pin with tor ",
quois set. Finder please return same
to Mrs. Emmett Mark and receive re-
ward +
James Burke will leave on an ex- f<
tended trip to the Pacific coast in a n
few days, and expects to be gone
several months.
Diphtheria has been reported by the O
local board of health in the family of h
3. G. Early and also in the Liske O
family on the north side of the river. r.
Mrs. o. A. Solberg left Monday for
Eureka, CAL, where she will remain n
with son the coming winter. Her O
son, Louis Solberg, went as far as "
Minneapolis with her. g.
Charles Hoyt, Charles Kaliher and +
party of hunters were out hunting
ducks at Big Rice lake last Sunday \
and they came in Monday with about I
forty fine mallard ducks. a
j. J. Bliss of Mortified, MIMI, has p
bought the grocery business of F. S. o
Walker and took possession of the
store last Tuesday. Mr.. Bliss and p
family have moved into the residence y
of Mrs. Sinclair. -. .,l ....., =
The Princeton Glee club, composed G
of Prof. Pinney, Guy Ewing, F. L. #
Ludden and c. A. Dickey, will go to Il
Hinckley on Friday to attend mass
meeting at that place at which Sen
ator Clapp will speak. :" . - .
Charles Rines left Monday for Ex- Il
celsior Springs, NO., where he will h
remain few weeks. He was so much .
benefited by his trip to that health Il
resort few months ago that he con-
cluded to try the waters of those
springs again.
On next Sunday Presiding Elder =,
Clemans will preach at 1880 a. m. in y
the Greenbush church and in the af- =,
ternoon he will dedicate the new
church at Oak Park. In the evening
he will preach at Santiago and hold
quarterly conference. F
Edward Leander, the sixteen-year- VI
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew 8
Leander Of Greenbush, died last Sun u
day of consumption and the body was =
taken to Minneapolis Tuesday for in Il
terment, Mr. and Mrs. Leander hav-
ing a son buried in that city. The a
death of their son Edward takes from v
them their last child "
Mrs. E. L. Mcmillan is doing the n
worlds fair with her parents, Mr.. and a
Mrs. Campbell of Litchfeld. She II
went to ST. Paul last week with her n
husband, to see her folks and party P
of Litchfeld people off for the fair,
and she was prevailed on to take the "
trip. Mr.. Mcmillan was unable to 90 -
on account of business engagements. .
The voting contest for the $500 piano k
that has been offered by some of the il
Princeton merchants is getting settled b
down to good race between some of a
the civic societies and individuals of Il
Princeton. Mrs. Emmett Mark has en- G
tered the race and the Rathbone Sis y
tiers, the K. +. and Masonic lodges
have also begun stacking up votes
for the prize.
The Swedish Lutherans of thinner a
man will give an auction sale and i
social at the Swedish church two miles c
from Zimmerman on next Saturday v
night, October 18th. The Ladies' Sew q
| ing society has made lot of very
useful things that will be sold at the q
sale, which will begin at 8 O'Clock. n
Refreshments will be served and all y
are cordially invited.
Gotlieb Hirt, the father of Mrs. i
August Baumann of the town of v
Greenbush, died at the home of his q
daughter Saturday, at the age of six e
ty-seven. He had been living with It
his daughter for the last two months. 6
The funeral was held last Tuesday at {
the house and at the German Luth-
eran church in Princeton, Rev. Geo. k