The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-10-12

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work. Apply to D.. N. Grow, Prince
ton. .
Mrs. G. F. Walker of Cambridge is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Carlson
at, Brickton.
VIM. Horstman of Lake Benton ar
rived in Princeton on Tuesday to look
over his farm.
Emmett Mark came in on Tuesday
and purchased number of horses
from Smith & Erickson.
S. B. Smith, the Foreston philoso-
pher and scientific agriculturist. was
in Princeton on Tuesday.
julius Sugarman attended the cere-
monies of the Jewish Atonement day
in the temple at Minneapolis.
Henry and Oscar Carlson returned
from Pelican Rapids, where they we're
employed in a brick yard, last week.:
John Coyne, who has been working
in the vicinity of Graceville for sew
eral months, returned home on Satur-
day. as
J. V.pWicklund came down from
Ogilvie on Tuesday to look over prop
erty of which he is possessed in this
vicinity.
Ed Pearson, an old resident of
Baldwin, had a stroke of paralysis of
the right side last Sunday and is in a
critical condition. :.
The Rebekahs held a basket social
at their hall on Wednesday night. A
large number of people were present
and a jolly good time was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Price came down
from Milaca on Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Price is daughter of Mr.. Lar
kin, who died in Princeton upon the
same day. -
Miss Minnie Carlson has returned
from Cambridge to her home in Brick
ton. She had clerked in. Johnson's
store at the former place for about
three years and is very efficient in
that line of work. 4.
The following will perhaps be of
interest to the many Catholics of
Princeton. St. Raphael's hospital at
St. Cloud burned at noon on Tuesday.
It was valued at $4,000 and car
ried $40, 900 insurance.
Stories sent in to this paper by
either the seniors or juniors of the
high school will be published, after
revision, if name is attached. Other
wise such matter will not appear. A
story received this. week has been
omitted. -
Mrs. feathers and Mrs. Henschel
departed for Bemidji on Saturday,
having been called there by the seri-
Gus illness of their sister, Miss
Georgia Donnelly, who is suffering
from tuberculosis and not expected to
live long.
The Shaw-Gallagher company
played here three nights this week
to fairly good houses. The pieces
put on we're clean-free from those
suggestive points which are too often
introduced by travelling aggregations
of players. -
Jesse Orton, who resigned his posi-
ton at G. A. Jacks drug store to go
into the strike-breaking business at
Miller & Davis, Minneapolis, has seen
the error of his ways and joined the
union: It is reported that he has been
placed on picket duty.
Frank Shrewsbury and c. J. Cort
called at our Office yesterday. They
were on their way to Milaca, where
dairy meeting will be held today.
Prof. T. L. Hacker of the State ex-
pertinent station and La Sweet of
Gull 1AoAu3 -AOOOSA1ACo I'll
dairying, went up on the same train
The school teachers and friends of
Prof. Pinney gathered at his home Oh
Tuesday to celebrate the thirty first
anniversary of his birth. Many pres
ents we're rendered the professor in
appreciation of the esteem in which he
is held. The celebration was most
enjoyable one from beginning to end:
The Truth About Vanity. III
When one comes to- think Of it, vani-
ty may be defined as an appreciation
Of the beautiful, which impels us to-
make ourselves as beautiful as it IS
possible to be. It appears also on
analysis that a desire to make oneself
better is a confession Of the need of