The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-12-28

INJECTION VI ON: I'LL
Miss Gibbons spent Christmas day
with friends in ST. Paul.
Swan Peterson went up.~to Milaca
on business last evening
Horace. Prescott Of Spencer Brook.
was in Princeton on business Friday.
Miss Ruby Winsor Of Wyanett went
to the twin cities on Tuesday to visit
friends.
Mrs. Eva Keith returned from the
twin cities. where she spent Christmas,
on Wednesday.
Maurice J.. Brennan of Hinckley,
deputy sheriff Of Pine county, called
at this Office on Friday.
>, Miss Tennie Cravens, who is teach
ing school in Rochester, is passing
the Christmas at her home here.
Oscar Peterson Of Elk River came
up to spend Christmas day with his
parents and returned home Tuesday.
Have a few frst-class shotguns left
and to close out will sell them for less
than cost. Grants Hardware Store.
Ellsworth Foltz of Greenbush left
on Wednesday to take a course at the
Curtiss' business college, Mime
apolis.s
Banker and Mrs. Geo. H. Newbert
of Mora passed Christmas here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newbert, the
formers parents.
= The three-year- oldschild of Sanford
Hatch is suffering from an attack of
brain fever. and its chances for re-
covery are but slight.
i: Mrs. Ben Soule went to Minneapolis
on Wednesday. Mrs. nSoule is taking
an advanced course lin music at the
studio OF. Professor Hunt.
Lon Mather has sold out hiss res
taurant. to E. F. Douglas, who will
continue to- conduct the same until
such time as he can rent it: I'll
S2 Andrew Lee and o. Bergquist of
Superior were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A.. Carlson from Saturday
until Tuesday,, when they returned to
the cities. 10
Fred Burrell Of the state university
is at home for the Christmas vacation.
Fred has come to the conclusion that
there are many knotty problems in the
law course.
County Superintendent Guy Ewing,
professor Pinney and a number of
Mile Laos county teachers are attend
ing the meeting of the State Educa-
tional association in St. Paul.
F. j. Hallin, Optician, of Cam
bridge, MIMI, will be at the Princeton
Drug Co.'s store on Friday, Jan. 5th.
Eyes examined, tested and accurately
fitted with glasses. Satisfaction
guaranteed. 2-2t
Prof. Il. E. White Of little Falls,
former principal of the Princeton pub
lie schools, stopped over here on
Tuesday night while en- route to the
meeting of the state educational as
sociation in St. Paul. =
Prof. Jones is spending his Christ
mas vacation in Wisconsin, Miss
Drake inzBedford, Ohio: Miss Peter
son in Albert Lea, Misses Madsen
and McMasters in Sank Centre and
Miss Lasher in Montievideo.
On Friday morning chimney in N.
N. Agren's residence took fire. It
proved to be a fierce blaze and the
brickwork was for several hours red
hot, but the fire was eventually ex-
tinguished before any materiaI< dam
age resulted. y:
j. W. Chisholm was down from
north Of Tenstrike, where he is en-
gagged in numbering operations. on
Friday and remained in Princeton
for Christmas. He returned to his
camp on Tuesday and took with him
fifteen men and five horses. s.
On Friday afternoon Lloyd Ander-
son was surprised by about twenty of
his little associates, the. occasion be-
ing the tenth anniversary of his birth
day. The afternoon was greatly en-
joyed by the little folks and Lloyd
presented each with card commem-
orative of the event. Refreshments in
the form of cake, candies, etc., were