The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-06-15

Wanted-About fifteen young hogs,
from fifty to one hundred pounds.
L. N. Berg, Green lake: Route 4.
Last Tuesday Hason -Cravens made
his first visit up town since the 18th Of
May, when he was taken sick with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Van Kleek arrived in Prince
ton last Saturday evening to visit her
sister, Mrs. S. J. Smith. She returned
to her home in Minneapolis Monday.
The Princeton and Germany clubs
played a fast ball game last Sunday.
It lasted one and half hours and re-
suited in a score of nine to four in
favor of Princeton.
Miss Margaret Platter, who has
been employed in Mrs. r. D. Patter-
sons millinery store, has finished her
labors there for the present. She left
yesterday for St. Paul.
S. S. Peterson has a gasolene
launch on Green lake. The new boat
arrived on the jerky yesterday and
was taken out to the lake in the after
noon. It is pronounced a beauty.
Mrs. N. E. Jesmer and her daugh-
ter Lola were passengers on Tues
days down train for Minneapolis,
where they went for visit among
friends for few days.
Yesterday was Mrs. N. N. Agren IS
birthday and it SO happened that the
Ladies' Aid society met there in time
to help her celebrate it. She was the
recipient of a number of nice presents.
The Grand Lodge of the Rebekahs
met in St. Paul this week. Mrs. J.
G. Herdliska went from the local lodge
as delegate and Mrs. M. J. Jaax went
as alternate. They left on Tuesday
morning.
Joe Craig, Jr., is now employed at
the Great Northern depot where he
will have an opportunity to smash
baggage until AL. Giltner returns
from vacation of a month on which
he will soon leave.
DR.. Galley reports that Chester Tay-
lor of Blue Hill, is suffering from
very severe attack of typhoid fever
which he contracted while working in
Minneapolis. He has been sick at his
home for about a week.
c.. W. Sampson of Excelsior, has
written to E. E. Whitney to order
some pictures of the Compass cherry
tree taken last year of a tree in M. S.
Rutherford's yard. Mr.. Sampson
says he is the owner of the original
Compass cherry tree.
Mrs. W. P. Chase, Mrs. A. F. How
ard and Miss Matte Tibbetts were
among those who went from Prince
ton yesterday to be present at the
ceremonies attending the removal of
the civil war flags from the old to the
new capitol building in St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Tam have for
visitors Mr.. Tann's brother Edgar
and his wife of New York. They
passed the winter at Pasadena, Cali
fornia. and stopped here on their way
home. Mr.. Tam went to California
for the benefit of his health which is
greatly improved.
Auditor Whitney was at Blue lake
last Sunday and has had the blues
ever since, owing to his inability to
land pickerel Of immense size which
he hooked. When near the boat the
fish made a sudden dive and cut the
line. Ed says that fish must have
been eight inches across the back. To
substantiate his story he is showing
a sample of a patent fish line reel
whichwas recently sent him.
N. 3. Jesmer was in St. Paul last
Thursday and in the evening attended
banquet given by the Grocerymen's
association at the Merchants, in honor
of Fred Mason who has been it's Sec
rotary for some time and was a very
popular member. He has resigned
that position and will take one with
the Diamond Match Co. w. I. Nolan
was POSTMASTER and his speeches
halna0 to make tho oooo sion ~ or
joyable one. About $50 were present.
There has been considerable talk
during the past week of an excursion
to Minneapolis Sunday on account of
a ball game between the Princeton
and Minneapolis clubs and there was
good prospect for it until Manager
Goulding learned the terms on which
he was expected to play, one being
that the game should be played in
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