The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-07-06

Miss Martha Bower of Minneapolis
arrived last Saturday to visit her
friend, Miss Bertha Woodcock.
The Misses Esther and Mabel
Thompson left for Mora last Monday
for a few weeks visit with friends.
Q The family of N. A. Nelson, which
made a weeks visit at Elbow lake,
returned home last Saturday evening.
Cu-ra-co, a powerful blood purifier
and cure for rheumatism, for sale at
The Home Drug Store, Cooney block,
Princeton.
Mrs. N. n. Agren expects to leave
on visit to the Pacific coast in about
two weeks. She will visit her sisters
in Portland,' Oregon.
The work of grading on Third street
has been commenced and when it is
completed that will be one of the pref
test streets in the village.
Several loads of potatoes were
hauled into market last week but as
new ones are now for sale in the cities
old ones are back numbers.
Mrs. Gertie Wittgraff, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Nachbar for several weeks, returned
to her home in St. Paul yesterday.
VIM. Frazier, who has not been seen
in Princeton for some time, came up
from Minneapolis Monday evening.
There are no more saw logs in Pease.
From the new plank piled at the
West Branch bridge it looks as
though the holes in the D.4sssSssszssssas,ere to
be, covered in manner to last awhile.
The rains put a stop to the work of
the ditching crews on the marshes.
Water overhead and under foot, was
a little more than the men bargained
for.
II. r. Mallette and E. I. Davis of
Milaca came to Princeton last Sat-
urday, but as far. as heard they did
not buy any trotting stock at Marks
sale. .s.
II. c. Head came from Battle Lake
last Monday and passed the Fourth
among his old townspeople here. He
returned home yesterday, accompanied
by Mrs. Head.
G. A. Dickey was a. passenger for
the cities on Mondays trian. He
expects to be gone until tonight. He
missed the circus, but then, "business
before pleasure.''
Although there has been altogether
too much rain lately crops are look
ing we'll, with the exception of corn.
It is too early to get the blues, put
them off until fall. e.
Last Thursday H. Il. Farnham of
Brickton, went to Minneapolis with
his young daughter to secure medical
advice concerning her eyes. They
returned home Saturday.
Joseph Ross of Chatfeld, native
of Princeton, son of Newell A. Ross,
arrived with his family and Mrs.
Dixon, Mrs. Ross mother, last Thurs
day to visit for several weeks among
their friends and relatives. They will
pass a large portion of the time at
Spectacle lake with Mr.. Ross sister.
Mrs. S. S. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly and Miss Eva
Kelly of the Riverside hotel received
a visit this week from their fathers r..
Kelly of st. Paul, who has just re-
turned from California, brother, G.
b. Kelly and his wife of Fargo, N. d.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hoffman,
Frank Hoffman and Ed. Steinway of
St. Paul. ALI.
Axel Elmquist Of Saltwater, brother
of Gunar Elmquist, pharmacist at the
Home Drug Store, with his bride,
came to Princeton on Thursday of
last week and remained until Monday
OF this: On Sunday they attended a
picnic at Sandy lake. They expressed
very favorable opinion of the city
Of Princeton.
On Monday evening, July 10, 1905,
Prof. Alexander Forbes will give a
free lecture on educational matters,
UNDER the auspices Of the training
school, at the NJ. e.. church. Mr..
Forbes is sent here by State supt.
Olsen and is among the leading lee
talrers Of the State. Everybody in
vited. Do not miss il. Remember It
is free to all.