The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-05

Mis- H. y. OldSS0tG came up IrOm
Austin on Friday to visit friends and
returned on Tuesday. Mrs. Claggett
is we'll pleased with the city of Austin.
This season am buying potatoes
at the Townsend warehouse, which
have leased. I am paying the highest
market prices. Bring in your pota-
toes. 81. G. Schimming.
Miss Julia Brennan, who has been
visiting Misses Grace and Mamie
Brennan of this place, returned to
her home at St. Cloud on Monday
morning.
Ed Foley of Zimmerman on Friday
purchased swell buggy and harness
from the Galley Hardware company
and spanking good horse from
Frank Smith.
Your attention is called to the fol-
lowing new advertisements in this
weeks Union: F. T. Kettelhodt,
Kopp & Bartholomew, G. A. Jack, P.
L. Roadstrom, S. A. Mark.
Lost, on Sunday evening, between
John Cameron's place and Princeton,
a pocketbook containing fifteen
dollars. Finder please leave at
U n i Office and receive reward.
Mrs. John Carey of St. Cloud was
among those who attended the funeral
of Mrs. Kaliher on Sunday. She re-
turned home on Monday, riding to
Elk River in Mr.. Bucks automobile
and there taking the train.
The next dance at Elk Lake park
will be given on Thursday evening,
September II. AS the season advances
so do the evenings improve for dane
ing-they are now cool and delightful.
Mr.. Pratt tenders an invitation to all.
The ball game on Sunday between
the Company G nine and the Carnival
team was one-sided one-score l6 to
a goose egg in favor of the home ag-
gregation. Anoka was advertised to
play here but the arrangements fell
through. -;
Among the visitors to the state fair
on Monday were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Peterson, Oscar Peterson, Albertus
Hanson, Miss Nellie Cameron, Miss
Barnes, Mrs. Smyth, Leon Wheeler,
Princeton, and Morris Thompson,
Spencer Brook. -
On Sunday afternoon Rev. J. M.
Lacey delivered a lecture in the Con-
gregational church which was of a
very interesting nature. The history
of his criminal career in Missouri,
his capture and subsequent CONVEX
sion was we'll worth listening to.
Rev. E. G. Clemans, presiding elder
OF the M. E. church, was in Princeton
on Saturday. On Sunday Rev.
Clemans preached the sermon at the
dedlcatory exercises of the M. E.
church at Glendorado. The sermon
was able and inspiring and the at
tendance at the services was large.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grow and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Southwick of Hogans-
burgh, N. Y, who were visiting rela-
tives in Greenbush and Duluth, left
here on Saturday for the twin cities.
After attending the state fair they will
make a trip to Nebraska previous to
their return home. The visitors are
greatly in love with this part of the
country.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday evening the service will be
appropriate for the students
who depart for college this month.
Milo B. Price, Phi. D., principal of
Pillsbury academy, Owatonna, will be
present and give an address. DR..
Price is we'll known and successful
educator. He also has an excellent
as a speaker.
A corn and potato carnival will be
held in Anoka on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, September 10, 20 and,
Fl. A potato parade will be one of.
the features of the carnival, when.
prizes will be- given for the best dec
GRATED loads. The premium list is a
long one. A carnival of this sort is
all right as it benefits both the, farm
ers and the merchants. -.
A farmers basket picnic will be
given at Elk Lake park on Tuesday,
10. Some of the best
speakers of the state will be there and
eApouno the doctrine of the Ameri-
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