The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-05-04
The Druggist

'uggist
A son was born to Mrs. W. n.
Clendenning last Sunday.
D. j.. Green, manager of the Milaca
house, at Milaca, spent last Friday in
Princeton.
E: d. Claggett has accepted posi-
ton as travelling salesman for the Per
kins liquor house.
Mrs: L. G.. Smuckler visited the
cities last Friday. and Saturday. She
returned Saturday evening.
Peter Isaacson of Greenbush has
rented his farm and will work in the
cities at his trade Of stonecutter.
r. S. Shaw Of Greenbush, left last
Monday for Fergus Falls, where he
will sit; on the jury in U. S. district
court. S5
w. S.sFoster came down from
Milaca Tuesday morning and busted
himself with affairs at the court house
during thezday. .,ss:
will be at home for month and
ready to take and fill all orders for
painting, paper hanging, inside finish,
etc. S. H. Palmer.
Father Levings went to Foreston
last Saturday to conduct church SER
vices on Sunday. He visits Foreston,
usually every fifth Sunday.
Frank Smith of North Branch ar
rived in Princeton last night. He
probably has his eye on those racing
purses to be offered for the fair next
fall.
Joseph Chapman and DR.. Whiting
of Spencer Brook. were in Princeton
last Friday. The doctor came up, to
meet Mrs. Whiting, who had been vis-
ting her daughter at Anoka.
Mrs. NJ. E. Jones has nice line of
millinery goods. All are invited to
call and examine the same, no trouble
to show goods. Will take butter,
eggs or wood in exchange for hats.
At Jesmer's department store. 21-2t
The L. o. T. NJ. celebrated May
Day by giving May dance in their
hall Monday night. The feature of
the occasion was drill and May pole
dance by twelve girls in white cos
tunes. The drill is said to have been
exceedingly we'll executed.
H. c. Whittier of Greenbush, who
started on Tuesday of last week for
visit to his old home in the east, was
taken sick in. st. Paul and was ad-
vised by a physician to give up the
trip for a time. Mr.. Whittier returned
to- Princeton Thursday evening.
All'members of Company G, Third
Inf, NJ N G, are reminded that. assem-
bly, will be made at the armory at s
O'Clock a. N. Sunday, May I. Target
practice will commence on that day
and viii be continued throughout the
season on Sunday morning, So far as
Mrs. Geo, Nutter of Stewart, MINI,
a sister Of Mrs. K II. Burrell,
arrived last Friday and visited until
Tuesday morning, when: She returned
home Her daughter is staying with
Mrs. Burrell and attending school in
the village. Miss Pearl White of
Stewart accompanied Mrs. Nutter.
w. e. F'redericks has purchased of
the Barker estate four acres of land
at the junction of the Spencer Brook
road and the road leading to the new
bridge, on which he expects to build
a house in the near future. Leslie
Byers has purchased one and a half
acres adjoining Mr.. Frederick's land.
on the north.
The new bridge on the cut off road
was one of the chief attractions last
Sunday and it was visited by a crowd
of townsfolk. As the ramble to this
bridge is about five times the distance
to the others in town it will probably
be the fayorite one on fine, moonlight
evenings. f will certainly be the
longest way home.
II there are any alleys or other
places in the village which have not
been cleaned upfnoW is the time to do
the work. The board OF health has:
SO little to do in this direction that
they are apt to notice any case Of the
kind and get after the delinquent with
q sharp stick. Cleanup, first. for