The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-12-27

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Enstrom's photos-they please. day
M. S. Rutherford passed Christmas Oh
with his family here the a
i Mr. and Mrs Frank Smith Of Ano,zo of 81
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John was
Cameron. No
Moses Tibbetts has arrived home seno
from St. Paul and looks as young as SOl u
a spring cockrel. ""nO
| Miss Ea, . a. oo+4 - G. D,l MI
snon+ Cbs;,+n,oe 81 +ho hon,o - ~ Bald
grandmother in Princeton. =, "oio
Mrs.
Il Mrs. Lucina Wallace and daughter
Christie left on Monday for Shevlin, M!
whore +bev have land oioinos child
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osVdi carus Will Inc colofed views Mrs.
of Princeton printed thereon at ents.
Scheen's confectionery. Two cards
for centsc FL, ho
Paul
MISS oea'r1ce Kinney OF Mlnneap- toes
oils was the guest of her sister, Mrs. in
neurick' On sunday. ohe returned to Chri
the city on Monday.
Sousa will not permit his band to nos;,
play for any talking machine except the {
the Victor. See Joe Borden and get Mac.
oo"e genuine oousa Records Wed1
Miss Minnie Hanson, clerk at the w;
Banner Cash Store, left on Christmas Pan,
ilorllne 1or ner nome IN Albert Lea, holi6
where she will pass few days. vaca- oaoe
ton. IS '#i'e* * Z
Miss Jennie Whiting, daughter of 1v
~ "na'lns VI spencer BROOK, came been
up on SATURDAY irom cannon rails brot;
to spend the holiday vacation with siste
her parents for h
G. O. Moore has just started up his NV
ILL. ioi 'ne 1as' run VI Lie season. abou
"no 10y oeoe Oh WIN nave Jumper 10 est n
be dressed to bring it in at once as the head
mill will be in operation but short
time.
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LILO annuai oal! u rr!nceton 1ooge. instr
Knights of Pythias, will be given in p. r;
Jesmer's opera house on Monday 1,oo
evening, December 81. This promises Gale
to be one of the principal social events in p,
of the holiday season.
Nelson, the expert photographer of g. mn
Anoka, attends his branch studio at corn
l 80 :lo nrsV 'no 'nlru SATURDAY joya
- oo'n 'no every "on'n' f1ease pear Mrs.
this in mind when you wish to have arc f
any Photographic work done. If
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~ niee"an walsh ol 81 Faul Ewin
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Mis-
Dunn from Saturday until Wednesday Hnse
morning. The genial doctor has a and
number of warm friends in our village thos.
only Leu - 'na' Vlley oo hot tiona
see him oftener. 49,. .o1
Mrs. Boulter and son, Floyd, ar ~,
d rived from st. Cloud on Friday for a 49,
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Coates Floyd left on Monday for -''
Idaho, but Mrs. Boulter, who is the poAn
mother, Of Mrs. Coates, expects to re- w.
MOI, MIC nh;1 neces
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All parties knowing themselves to Sher
be indebted to the estate of Samuel A.
Carew should call and settle the same "A
with John W. Goulding or G. A. Eaton oy u
before January l. 1907. as after that on T
date the accounts will be placed in the the
hands OF an attorney for collection. oene
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The potato situation at this point oil .
can be summed up in few words: l-non
r,oremantssS "a -" ~ p ~ anu SLOW have
most discouraging part of this situa2 A
ton is.that there is no Indication of a far
an Immediate betterment in Scondi- of M
tions @Jga of.s t.~ lake
rorn;o,7 - t. p,;ssoo.o.-z.1 ent '
'o6 was held on Christmas evening at anu, anu
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. Walker n u"ue
4 in Spencer Brook. Every member of + ~ -
Il the class was present with the sxcep- nr'll
tion of Mabel Prescott, who was not W. VIZ.
at that time in the city. The young An
people were royalty entertained by the \
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker. day)
Messrs. Kopp & Bartholomew of 81 6
pms n"Vo puiifnaseu the Dusl- Oral
ness heretofore conducted by L. hon
Fryhling and have entered into pos II .;
session. They are young men who Misc
thoroughly understand the business liz
and are very accommodating. There chost
appears no reason why they should Tho :
not make a success Of the undertaking. canse
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