The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-05-25

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The famous summer resort at Sandy
lake, with its drives and pavilions Is
well worth visiting.
Wheat is on the .ad vance. and -four
is apt to take Jump, at any time.
Moral: Eat potatoes.
Supt. Ewing visited schools around
Foreston Monday. Mrs. Ewing went
with him to visit friends.
Miss Mary Gibbons was in st. Paul
the first Of the week, on business con.
nected with the opening Of her drug
store.
Hason Cravens, who has been sick
for the past two weeks with pneumo-
MIA, is improving, but is still confined
to his bed.
Clerk of Court King says that the
boys have been a little bashful this
week and as a consequence. no mar.
riage licenses have been issued.
Now we see Minnesota at her best,
with warm days and without the pests
Of flies and mosquitoes which come
later in the year. Let us all enjoy
the fine weather.
The cottonwood trees in the village
seeem to be doomed. Joseph Borden
is cutting some of his and they are
rapidly giving place to the more
graceful maple and boxelder.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Ferrell made
an automobile trip to Minneapolis
Sunday and returned Tuesday. The
trip from Minneapolis to Princeton
was made in three hours and fifteen
minutes.
Frank Peterson was Obliged to stou
work in his blacksmith shop last
Tuesday owing to the. bursting of a
small blood vessel in his head. The
doctor has ordered him to keep quiet
for several weeks.
Rev. Rupert swinnerton went to
Milaca last Tuesday evening and as
sisted Rev. J. S. Lewis of that place
at lecture. He returned home We'd
nesday morning and Rev. Lewis went
through to Minneapolis.
Oscar Lund of Spencer Brook, aged
twenty-five years, died of Bright's
disease on Wednesday, May "a. He
leaves a wife and one child. The
funeral will be held at the Spencer
Brook church at two O'Clock D. m.
today.
F. L. Small will go to Minneapolis
next Wednesday for the purpose OF
attending a session of the Minnesota
State Dental association which will
open on Thursday and continue
through the week. He will return
home Saturday evening.
S. S. Peterson found horse power
superior to gasoline last week when
his auto got stalled on the way to his
cottage at Spectacle lake, and he was
obliged to hire a team to convey his
family from the place of the break
down to their destination.
G. S. Neumann was called to the
neighborhood of ST. Cloud last Satur-
day to attend to some animals be-
longing to large stockman there.
He drove over with team and re-
turned Sunday. On Tuesday he was
called to Grand Rapids on profess
sional business.
| An entertainment will be given by
Gus Thoma with his talking machine
on Saturday evening, June 3, at the
school house in district No. As. Sew.
enty-six records of comic songs, band
pieces, etc. Admission Is cents.
Children from twelve to fifteen years
old Is cents; under twelve, free.
On Friday evening, June End, an
ice cream social will be given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball in
Blue Hill. A special program will be
given, consisting of music, recitations,
etc. Everybody is invited to come.
The proceeds are to go to the pastor
| who expects to leave Blue Hill early
in June.
At a meeting of the village council
Tuesday evening it was voted to grant
eight incandescent lights to the band
stand. A committee consisting OF
Joseph Borden and Joseph Craig was
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