The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-12

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Dewey Mcfarland of Minneapolis
is visiting relatives here.
Wanted at once, two girls at the
Riverside hotel, Princeton.
Watermelons -3O-pounders for so
cents apiece at the California Fruit
Store,
Miss May Jack of Mortified is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. "A. Jack.
Mrs. Ophelia W. Locke OF Louis
vile, Kentucky, is a guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Lester and family.
Miss Marie Lindblom of st. Paul is
the guest of Mrs. Chas. Hepburn and
will remain several days.
Misses Pearl and Mary Cameron
have gone to the cities to visit rela-
tlves until school term begins.
Lost, a Moore fountain pen between
81. 81. Farnham's residence and the
Townsend corner. Return to q nion
Office and receive 81 reward.
Mrs. Higgins of Minneapolis, who
has been visiting at the 81. II. Farm
ham residence, returned home this
morning. She is Mr.. Farnham's aunt.
The Methodist Sunday school will
hold it's annual picnic next Wednes.
day. The place of holding will be
announced to the pupils at church
next Sunday.
Kew. Henderson and wife arrived
here this week from Clear Lake, Iowa,
and expect to remain three or four
weeks. They are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hatch.
E. B. Anderson has located at
Tacoma, Washington. He has pur-
chased at that place a number of lots
and intends to build houses upon the
property for sale.
An expert from the twin cities has
set up Henry Holthus' 25 horsepower
Joy Special gasoline engine and MIR.
Holthus will next week be prepared to
do feed grinding, log saving and
planning.
Martin Leach, who is sort of ex-
perimental gardener, brought pota-
to stalk to the Union Office to which
was attached Is spuds and in the same
hill was another stalk which bore 9
Mrs. G. W. Maddocks and Mrs.
Albert Dealing, after pleasant
weeks visit at Greenbush with Mrs.
James Kenely and with Mrs. Moore
in Princeton, returned to their home
in Minneapolis on Saturday.
St. Cloud business men would like
to build up potato market at that
place. If the farmers in that vicinity
were to raise standard varieties of.
potatoes in sufficient quantities there
would be no trouble. about buyers.
: Chippewa Commissioner Hall has
been in town this week in connection
with the matter of securing the re-
moval of the Indians to White Earth.
It is generally believed that he will be
quite successful in his mission
Wahkon Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Il. Witte were
here on visit from St. Cloud from
Saturday to Tuesday. The Diamond
Spring Bottling Works at both St.
Cloud and Princeton have done an
exceptionally good business this
summer, says Mr.. Witte.
Attorney G. q. Mackenzie, editor
of the Lake Breeze at Onamia, has
opened branch law Office at Wahkon
and will be there for consultation
every Monday. Mac is not only an
able attorney but hustling business
man who is bound to make good
On Thursday afternoon of last week
Miss Phyllis Prescott celebrated her
twelfth birthday anniversary. Four
teen of her girl friends we're present
and a pleasant time was passed. A s.
O'Clock tea was served and Phyllis re-
ceived many pretty gifts from her
guests.
Rev. A. Lundquist wishes, by this
means, to tender his sincere thanks to