The Princeton union., 1907-12-26

talent at Brands opera house on the
evening Of Thursday, January 2.
The proceeds will be devoted to the
benefit of the church. Admission to
the entertainments: Reserved seats, 35
cents: general admission, 25 cents.
The premiums offered by Kopp &
Bartholomew were awarded to the fol-
lowing persons: Orrin Thompson,
Princeton, first prize, $50; Luther
Orton, Princeton, second prize, $25;
Oliver Burgeon, Long Siding, third
prize, SIS: Sam Uran, Santiago,
fourth prize, $40. The premiums were
distributed on Christmas eve at 8
O'Clock.
Brands opera house will be the
scene of particularly brilliant social
event on New Years eve, December 81.
At that time the knights of Pythias
will give their annual ball and the
dance promises to eclipse that of any
former year. Fine music by Will
burg's orchestra and a fine supper
will be furnished.
Look over the advertisements care
fully this week. A number of them
are new and some have been changed.
These are p. l.. Roadstrom, Kopp &
bartholomew, +. 3. Anderson, F. T.
kettelhodt, G. a. Jack, Hunts
Bakery, Princeton Drug Co., J. c..
Herdliska, Solomon Long, Equity
Cash Shoe Store. Scheen's Confec-
tionery.
A number of Mrs. +. l.. Small's
neighbOrs and other friends surprised
her on Thursday night, the occasion
being her birthday anniversary. The
evening was very pleasantly passed in
playing cards and Mrs. Small was
presented by the visitors with box
of fine cambria handkerchiefs.
Refreshments Of a most delicious
nature were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Milbrath cele-
brated their silver wedding on Satur-
day evening. Thirty-fve persons
were present and many gifts were
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Milbrath in
honor of the occasion. A fine supper
was served and the guests with one
accord declared Mrs. Milbrath to be
even more charming than she was
twenty-five years ago.
George Whitney was out exercising
his gasoline mule on Sunday. George
has dubbed his motorcycle 1.-The
mule" because he never knows when
he starts on journey whether the
machine will 90 forward or backward
or whether it will stop instantaneous
~ and throw him over its head or
tail. Georges mule is a great kick
up and carries a bad smell with it.
Andrew Hass of Crown dedicated
his new dwelling house on Sunday
and several from Princeton attended
the function. They we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Shockley. Fred Hass.
Oscar Peterson and Ernest Moeger.
With the exception Of dancing it was
| a real old ashioned house warming
bee and Mr.. and Mrs. Hass put forth
their best efforts to make the occasion
an enjoyable one for the visitors.
The pastor of the Methodist church
desires to call the attention of non
church gocrs to his subjects for next
Sunday. The morning sermon. The
Wayfarer," is a closing mcssace for
the Old year: the evening sermon,
Turning Over q New Leaf" is a
message tor the new wear. The
churches in your community are living
institutions, dealing with vital and
practical questions. They are here to
serve and inspire.
Among the students who came home
to spend the holidays we're: Fremont
Noodcock, Grover l'mbehocker, Har-
old Van Alstein, Vernon Dickev,
Chas. Walker, state university: Miss
Grace and George Dunn, Mabel Gen.
now, Hamline university: Miss Lola
Scheen, St. Benedict's s academy, St,
Joseph, Minn.: Chas. Brace, Ripon
college, Ripon, Wis.,: Otto Steinbach,
Minneapolis Business college: Claude
Morton, Pillsbury academy Owatonna
Colonel Trowbridge Dead.