The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-02-16

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- 4 Z Mrs. H. G. Cooney was in Minne-
es 7 apolis this week.
'~~~~ Guy Cordiner was in the twin cities
o onac .A' IN last Wednesday and Thursday.
Is entitled r. M Farnham was trancaot;nr
s,! plnS00 business in Minneapolis last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keith re-
y morn turned from the city last Thursday.
Fancy tomatoes cents per can
i'm cities Bliss store.
E. L. Mcmillan was transacting
re in the legal business in Minneapolis last
week.
Marks Company G is making arrangements
|ayback to give concert at the opera house
on March 10th.
sick at -
proving MRS. harry Engllsh came up from
:, Zimmerman last Friday and remained
'ne '"lll with her folks until the morning train
. ieore Saturday.
The Dorcas ladies gave an oyster
~ supper last evening at the G.. A. r.
Nv 'Ao0o hall and served bivalves and side
dishes to large number.
rtaining Tho 1odios, "a - ~ n p o1,1A
'o|'i'0''' will give a chicken pie supper in the
basement OF the church on Friday
y of the evening, February oath. SUPPER Soc.
IL Will Mrs. Joseph Smith of Milaca was
down last week and spent a few days
a sore with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. An
few days drew Bryson. She returned home
,und. Saturday.
las been There was very good attendance
the past at the joint Masonic and K. P dance
esent. at the Masonic hall last Saturday
i'll leave n' anu oil preselI nao d gooo
here Mr.. ''0 ~ oal'eee Will NC given every
,a,a,ra 49, two weeks.
r. G. Dunn was taken with a hard
,ro,osod attack OF grip at his home in Hamline
nd pros e, ICY nlElo anu LIDS peen coll-
He is improving, but will not be able
to be out for a short time.
Sa l Mrs. Andrew Rust of Wyanett was
pleurisy: ~. <no,. w. '4ze lospl's'i
the kidney. DR.. Cooney was obliged
rived her to drain the abscess. Mrs. Rnst is
moon by some better at the present time
Clara Hagstrom, aged twenty two
daughter of Mrs. Lena Hagstrom of
'llllston, Wyanett, died her home in that town
Ewing, on Tuesday of consumption. The
e North funeral will be held at the Free Mis-
3rning. sion church in Wyanett ON next Sun-
anett are day.
nnent of A. H. Tibbets assistant superin-
the near tendent of the Children's Home So
DRY and ciety of Minneapolis was in Princeton
people. on his annual visit over Sunday. He
e no, attended the services at the NJ. E..
orae VA church IN the morning and at the Con-
10 g ~ gregational church in the evening"
# repair The esteem in which the Princeton
cornet band is held was demonstrated
last Sunday evening when with the
nother of -A'7O0r ranging oeC"eeh Ten anu
the past a1 e,, 20, 'i'e ne'lio''ls' cnurcn
lty years "Ao ''lo peop,e "en'
Her son LII 'o' i' VI ihsnooO
at her 'o'u W vNe oSno ny 'hie os'no.
river. llo Wv r.OOA0 W O'io VI 'ilo oouy
by Rev Rupert Swinnerton.
on'0 liz Lathrop L. Hunt. one of the early
tory the n;oneers Of 1santi oonnt,, d;oa - =; .
Ill i, " ne" home on the Cowles farm in section
uild new twentv.n;no IN tho town of wet
ne eA- last Friday aged sixty-three years.
Il 'lle ILL The funeral was held on Sunday at
the Church of Christ in Wyanett. Mr.
! school Hunt was York state man, having
ney and oeeh oorn III tnat state ana ne had
n Rock resided in Isanti county for thirty five
f. to tho years, living most of the time in the
Farnham town of Springvale, He is survived
evening by wife, two daughters and two
pleasant sons' - 49,
ng was The calico ball which the Maccabee
ents the ladies gave at the Maccabee hall on
last Tuesday evening was a most at
tractlve and interesting social event.
ny over There were many very pretty calico
le lucky costumes and in fact they all looked
tion be- 81 nice that tho committee Ala ,o+ oo,o
lnacy as to make any award for the homeliest
'ook 'ne costume and awarded silver napkin
ag home. holder as first and second nrizos Mre
t Jacks - r.