The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-05-18

ing the wood piles.
Fred Howard came up on MONDAYS
train and is visiting in Princeton.
Sam Shaw left last Monday for
Rochester, Mimi, to consult a physi-
clan.
Julius Sugarman went to Minneap-
oils Monday to attend the funeral of
a brother-in-law. zss
Strawberry shortcake is in order
now, but the berries are not Mime
sofa grown-no, not yet.
NJ. S. Rutherford started his lawn
mower last Friday. Who says grass
has not grown any this spring?
On May 18th license was issued for
the marriage of Jonas P. johnson and
Selma Larson, both of Mile Laos
county.
Rev. George Stamm went to Mora
Friday evening and remained there
over Sunday for the purpose of hold
ing church services.
Mrs. Rose Patterson returned from
Milaca Saturday. She had been at
that place a few days disposing of
some millinery goods.
Mrs. William Hannay of Baldwin,
accompanied by Miss Bessie Void,
who is teaching school in that town.
left Saturday for a short visit in
Anoka.
The case in which Phoebe Briggs,
the eleven-year-old daughter of E. A.
Briggs was sentenced in justice court
20 the reform school, has been ap-
oealed to the district court.
Mrs: e. A. Morrison left on Tues
day morning for Berthold, N. D.,
where Mr.. Morrison has homestead.
He expects to go there before long
and "hold down" the claim.
G. B. Rogers of South Harbor, &C.
by his son Harold, came
TO Princeton on Tuesday mornings
train. He reports the roads in the
upper country as pretty muddy.
H. c. Whittier of Greenbush. who
was recently obliged to give up trip
20 his old home in the east, is in very
poor health and able to attend to his
business affairs only with difficulty.
DR.. Cooney was called to Isanti on
professional business last Monday
and returned in the evening. A drive
Of twenty-four miles in the night is
one of the pleasures attending the
profession. .
Nelson, the expert photographer of
Anoka, attends his branch studio at
Princeton the first and third Saturday
Of each and every month. Please bear
this in mind when you wish to have
any Photographic work done. If
John Hunter was down from Fores-
ton last Saturday and reported that
the piece of iron had been extracted
from the hip Of Leo, the boy injured
in the explosion on May 4, and that
the little fellow seemed to be rapidly
recovering from his injuries.
Wednesday forenoon at the North
western hospital DR.. Cooney operated
upon the two-year-old son of Henry
Johnson of Bogus Brook, who has
been suffering from. a brain abscess
which was drained by a delicate sur
gical operation. The child is doing
we'll.
Last Monday morning at eleven
o'clock Father Levings united in mar
rage Robert Logue and Ella Nora
Augusta Hamline, both of Mora,
MINI. John Moeger was groomsman
and Josephine Carmody was brides
maid. The young couple left on the
evening rtain.
Frank Peterson found that while the
trees in front of his yard afforded
such fine shade-and shadow-it was
to keep his fence and lawn
in good. condition and he has there
fore cut down some of the largest
shade trees. There is an improve
ment*in the looks Of the place, too.
Superintendent. Ewing says he ex-
poets a. good representation from
county at the summer
school this year. There will proba-
bly, be few from the western part of
[santi county, but Cambridge will
have a summer school and the attend
ance from chat county will not be