The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-08-11

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Mr.. and Mrs. K. B. Tarbox visited Alta j:
relatives in AnOka from Saturday to perform
Monday. r,afa
i Dr. Cooney was on Sunday called being t
into consultation by DR.. Hill of Mon Ger of t
ticello. sincere
Elmer Whitney returned on Satur- Want
oay IRON business trip to Min work il
neapolls: Will pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holland of Mrs. E
Omaha, Neb., visiting Mr.. and For ;
NAr' H. M. Neely. TANNER
Harness made to order at J. 81. at MAJ
Hoffman's, Princeton First-class Saturd
work guaranteed served.
Miss Alta Jaax arrived home from Foun
the twin cities last evening, after an the U
enjoyable vacation ring at
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
will meet in the church parlors on
Wednesday afternoon. Davi
7----- = $500 rived
Vs. D. wife: "
o0' ' Mrs.
1 home O
not,nnoa -. $500. Wv puVaUo ouyot' Miss
nights visit in the cities. u.s. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Cravens left turned
on Monday Tor few days. visit with Kenely
relatives in the twin cities.
Miss Kathryne Kaliher left on Tues Rines
day for visit in Minneapolis and 2 o'clo
expects to return on Saturday. the hal
Eva Hatch returned to her home on oers
Friday evening after enjoying a presen'
, months visit with relatives in Iowa. Abe
, Mrs. Prank wolf left IN Tnesda,v purcha
morning for a weeks visit with her tnreshl
sister. Mrs Roht Riohords ~ g. lfrst-cl
CIoud would
Eor s.la- \ 49, .;.oa $3.50 their p
! not been run hundred miles Will For
sell for S45 Jas. Kenely, Route /, trade
Princeton. 32-3tc the diff
M p,.ho.fo.5 . - 80, digger
uo,, a,o,o1 ~, w.. w. .oo address
rata ~ intonast W. .; 0no lo"es' 81, Pri
ment privileges. l9-tf Mr..
Miss 49,. - = 5.----- on Tue
~ ho ~ ,r- "ADs a. friends
resnectfu11u so1ioits nons ang g;on' Henry
Charges reasonable. l-tp WITTY
Miss Lou START arrived home on
nassed nlaas.at naoo.;on -. 80 sne by the
weeks with relatives. W VIC
next v
Dr. j. +. hoffman. optometrist, ceeds
will be in town on Tuesday evening, church.
August 80, and on Wednesday, August -
81. Eyes examined and glasses
fitted. 33-tfc o1n',
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Mrs. Cordia Amsden of Pasadena, homes
CAL, is a guest of DR.. and Mrs. 81. c. visit wi
Cooney, and will remain week or son. I
TWO. MRS. Amsden is an aunt of Mrs Petersc
Cooney.
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nrst-class moving picture show have y
WILL DC put on at Brands opera house the fir
tomorrow and Saturday evenings. month.
| special SUBJECTS nave been secured for will int
presentation. graphel
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mcmillan and Prlncet
family and w. 81. Terrell, son and Miss
daughter and Willie Vose made a guest
trip to Minneapolis in their automo- mel, 70,
biles on Tuesday. her hon
Miss Lola Scheen will Owe niano Tuesda
lessons to whosoever NAV 81 desire at Fritz,
so cents per lesson. For further mar. Minnea
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dence or confectionery store. ~ light :,
"A large number OF Princeton people young
attended the dance given at Elk lake ferred
on Friday: The evening was fine, Bertha
music good and the crowd just large Catholi
enough to comfortably I'll the -,
pavilion It'll 'onn
-- - here on
r W. Manke q 20. wish to an home in
nounce that on next Monday they will inc. p
open their potato buying quarters. sity aog
Customers are assured of correct snend !
WEIGHT and highest market price for turning
all produce sold. Ito
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John Bursley left this week for the Montan
soldiers home, where he will |offer m
probably spend the winter. The old iewelrv
veteran has been operating steam of 1000
pump in one of the mines at Hibbing store. II
LOT Inc past two months, but was COM to go OF
PEELED to give up his position in con- accom-,