The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-08-27

Mi' duO NILS. w. z. Hall were mere
I from St. Cloud from Wednesday to
-! Monday visiting relatives and friends.
! The Minnesota state fair will~opeu
{ on Monday next. William j. Bryan
I is advertised to deliver an address
: upon this day.
70 E. B. Anderson is having cement
sidewalk laid on the west side of his
residence property. He is also-erect
d. ing a new barn.
For sale on easy terms or for rent
m the dwelling house now occupied by
me. For particulars Apply to Henry
r. Arnhold, Princeton. 36-tf
The potato market is very slow at
r. this point-but few loads are being
r. brought in. Shipments for the week
aggregated three cars. ---..
or George 81. Deans was down from
Foreston on Monday. he believes he
', stands good show of being numbered
~ with the winners at the primaries.
Mrs. Carlton Cravens, who had been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
- Clifton Cravens for several months,
left for FELTON, on Tuesday evening.
n.y. All our summer millinery goods are
- now being closed out at greatly re-
- duced prices to make room for fall
stock. Miss D. LeMieux.
pro in 0f - II
- coed Geo. E. Rice as agent at the
Great Northern depot here. Mr.. Rice
10 will Immediately engage in the potato
at business.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kline and baby
10 and Miss Alice Fullwiler of St. An
y thony Park came up IN their automo-
c. bile on Saturday and spent Sunday
N with Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. Fullwiler of
4 Greenbush.
y Before you start for Princeton to
have your picture taken be sure it is
ID the first or third Saturday of the
:. month, as these are the only days
h you will find Nelson, the famous pho
tographer from Anoka, at his studio
in Princeton. 2tf
" James Hartman returned on Satur-
J. day from Pennsylvania, where he went
to visit his father and mother and
other relatives and friends at his old
- home. The kink in Jim's leg has
- almost entirely disappeared limps
70 but little now.
Lucene, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
20 VIM. McCuaig of Bemidji, had mar
row escape from drowning in lake
Bemidji one day last week. She was
bathing and stepped into deep hole.
r A st. Paul travelling man plunged in
n and rescued her. Lucene suffered no
20 i'll effects from her ducking.
T. Miss Mae orion returned home Mon
n day evening from Portland, where she
). has spent the summer with her sister,
1t Mrs. b. q. Lamar. She also Wis
Ut tied her brothers, and sister Mrs. R.
E. Sutton at Golden Valley, Montana.
, Miss Orion thinks there is no place
" quite like the western country.
g Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Taylor and
20 daughter Adelaide left for their home
in Benson on Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Taylor and daughter had been here
l. for several weeks on visit to her
j father and mother, MIR. and Mrs.
10 E. A. Ross, and other relatives. Mr..
10 Taylor arrived here from Benson on
Thursday.
10 The dinner served by the Dorcas
- society of the Congregational church
10 in the Cooney building last evening
y was one of the very best ever provided
by the ladies and many people par
is took thereof. Every one present had
,e a plenty of good things to eat and the
1e society is deserving of much credit for
" preparing and serving so delectable
meal.
te Mrs: S. M. Weston, 4Colfax, Iowa;
" Mrs. Thos. Haley, Lafayette, Ind.
r. Owen Slayback, Chicago: and Mrs.
r. Bertha Slayback, Elk River, are
of guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. VS.: Hatch
: and family: The visitors are :.
brother and sisters of Mrs. Hatch,
e. most OF whom she had not aseen for.
I'd many years, and they are enjoying a
~ family reunion.
he Rev. j. ". Heard has accepted an
invitation to supply the pu1nit of