The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-02-15

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L. G. Prescott was in the twin cities
on Monday.
$3.50 wool pants going at 81. IS while
they last. Ludden's store.
Mrs. B. Nelson of Greenbush is re-
ported to be critically ill.,
The Eastern Star will give basket
social at their hall tomorrow (Friday)
night.
Wanted-An all-around br;ckyard
man, married, to drive team. Apply
to H. H. Farnham.
Bert Nokes is seriously i'll, the all
ment from which he is suffering being,
probably, typhoid fever.
I have a Wesley piano which I will
dispose of cheap or trade same for a
good lot. A. S. Mark.
See F. J. Hallin, eye-sight specialist
at Princeton Drug Co.'S store, Fri
day, Feb. %, from II a. m. to 4::30
p. m. -.
Keep your feet warm and dry by in
sorting into your shoes a pair of non
crumpling insoles. For sale at the
Home Drug Store, ten cents per pair.
Those Japanese napkins with fancy
borders are free for church suppers
and society dinners. They go with
Chase & Sanborn's coffee. P. L.
Roadstrom.
You are invited to attend basket
social in the school house of district
10, Greenbush, on Thursday evening,
Feb. ~. An attractive program will
be presented by the school.
To Mrs. Terrell and Mrs. Mcmillan
is due the credit for providing the
splendid series Of Lyceum entertain
ments which have recently terminated,
for this season at least, in Princeton.
Otto e. Milbrath and Anna K.
Wilhelm, both of Princeton, were mar
ried at the German Lutheran church
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, the
Rev. Geo. Stamm performing the cere-
mony.
The next meeting Of the Mile Laos
Teachers association will be held in
the high school in Princeton on Satur-
day, Feb. "a, and instructors are re-
spectfully requested to put forth an
effort to attend.
The last of the series of Lyceum en-
tertainments was given at the Jesmer
opera house on Saturday evening and
large number attended,. Miss Kerby
proved to be all that was claimed for
her and the audience was we'll pleased.
Serenus 2. Skahen was compelled
by sickness to relinquish his studies
at St. Thomas college, Merriam Park,
and return to his home here, arriving
on Saturday. He is fast recovering
and it is expected that within a short
time he will be in condition to resume
his studies.
Sheriff Shockley succeeded, after a
long chase, in locating the two young
people who left here last week. He
found them at Waseca and brought
them back on Thursday night. It ap-
pears that they had no intention of
clipping and were merely visiting rela-
tives together.
In the twelfth annual report of the
inspector of state high schools it is
suggested that janitors should be
placed on yearly salaries, that their
services be continuous, and that in
the summer time, during the vacation
months, they be required to make re-
pairs and keep the grounds in order.
Mrs. Claire Galley is busily engaged
in training the burnt-cork artists for
the coming minstrel show to be given
by the choir of the Congregational
church. She expects to have the pro-,
gram ready within short time and
to be able to determine the date upon
which the show will be put on the
boards. . (. "
Fred .Burren returned to his studies
in the law department. of the state
university on Tuesday. It appears
that Fred engages in considerable
practice at his boarding house and
has been advised by the janitor there
OF to rent a barn. The janitor saws
that cha rninn q i,,n1r Is