The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-10-05

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Mrs. Guy Ewing made trip to
Milaca on Monday.
Mrs. E.. B: Anderson returned from =
a visit in Chicago and St. Paul last s
eveing. !. -.
Fresh buns, cinnamon rolls, cook 8
les, cake and pie every day at shep- b
ards bakery. $
Would you like to know something
about a great school? Write Man n
kato Commercial College. z
L.. J. Chadbournes of Minneapolis s.
was here this week looking up mat S
tiers pertaining to real estate.
The postoAice department. has sus- Ii
pended the order which called for the p
numbering of all rural mail boxes. W
Special prices, for cash only, will =
be given in groceries, commencing
Friday morning at Z. W. Persons.
= wv w. LuSeiGOu u 0l. 1dul, 1Of- ~
merly assistant attorney general of =
Minnesota, arrived in Princeton last !"
evening. --
An addition to the Catholic church b
which will cost about $500 will shortly
be built and electric lights placed in
the edifce. .... y
A servcice will be held in the Swed- h
ish Lutheran church> on Tuesday eve c
ming, Oct. 10, at 1880 O'Clock. All are tt
invited to attend. III
Robt. M. Nicely will build a fine re-
sidence in Rossmere addition to "
Princeton, the foundation for same n
being already constructed. c
Mrs. Chas. Carlson of Mckinney, G
N D., arrived here on. Tuesday eve Il
ming for a months visit with her $
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Long.
DR.. Rolander's Instant Headache g
Relief Tablets. Relieve headache "
instantaneously. For sale at Home II
Drug Store in the DR.. Cooney block. Z
Mrs. Patterson returned from the +,
twin cities on Saturday.. While away q
she purchased a large selection of the
very latest modes in fall and winter
millinery. "
Mrs. VIM. Cordiner returned on Sat- !,
urday from Hot Springs, S. D., T
where, with, Mr.. Cordiner's sister of n
Poynette, Wis.,, she has taken treat a.
ment for rheumatism. Both ladies O.
have been greatly benefited by the
springs. .
Friday, November, 10, is the date l.
which has been determined upon by f,
the State auditor for the sale of for n
feited tax lands at Princeton and the "
county auditor has been authorized P
to conduct such sale. See notice else "
where in this issue. j. :. r. 49,. /
Rev. Burns, pastor of the NJ E.
church in Greenbush, returned from |.
Scotland last Saturday to resume his I,
charge. Mr.. Burns left here some q
months ago for his native land and a.
While away took unto himself wife, \
who accompanied him back to Amer q
lea. The U Nor tenders congratu- "
lations to Rev. and Mrs. Burns. :,
The members of the K. p. lodge
were surprised on Tuesday evening .
by the Rathbone Sisters, who, unan- !
nounced and unexpected, swooped T.
down upon them with baskets of sand r
wiches, cake, ETC., that made spread .
sufficiently appetizing to tickle the q
palate of an oriental potentate. The 3
Rathbones surely. know how to enter y
tain.
The open season for partridge COM
menced on Sunday last, October 1. /
Many a local sportsman has however :
been accused of bringing in partridges 2
for the past month and eating them 4
under the name and style of prairie d
chickens. Even an expert gamewar- :
den fails to- distinguish the difference h.
in the two species of birds when you 3
invite him out to dinner. :,
The celebration of the tenth wedding Il
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. u
was held at their resi- Il 7
dence in Princeton on Monday eve
ming. About 80 relatives and friendsIl
attended in honor of the occasion and Ict
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell with T
many substantial tokens of their es- Sc
TEEN. A sumptuous repast was par di
taken of at II O'Clock and the guests p1
departed sometime later after most io1
enjoyable, evening ofsocia bility.. --slc t