The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-03-03

George Dunn was home from Ham 81
line university over Sunday. W;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira G. Stanley made OF
a trip to the twin cities on Monday.
Chas. Kopp arrived home on Fri. -
day and departed again on Monday. ~
Jay Berg came up from the state
university on Friday and returned
Monday. y
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Lovers Of music will appreciate the M
Saturday night concert at the Metho-
dist church.
George Deans Of Foreston was Oh
circulating among his many Princeton W
friends on Monday. "
Earl Hatch came up from the St. DC
Paul Law school on Thursday to visit tn
his parents and returned on Monday, af
The ladies of the Greenbush M. FL
church will serve dinner at the home ha
of F. G. Foltz on town meeting day. ha
March s. m,
March came in like a lamb all right, pa
but it had close rub with the lion, "
which threatened to make a roar upon Ia
it's entry. fe
Through the efforts of A. z. Norton de
Mrs. Eliza NJ. johnson has been ar
granted soldiers Widows pension
of S12 per month"; to
| You can get from Sc to 81 per ton 81
for your wild hay and from $40 to s11 ia
per ton for your tame hay at Geo. E. ar
Rice & Co. S, Princeton. tic &C
Wallace 7. Rines post, G. A. R.,
will meet at the hall on Saturday. or
March -, at p. m. All members co
are exnected tn answer roll coll sh
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Lieutenant Colonel Gerlach, q. S. .,
A., will hold the regular annual in
spection of Company G at the armory
next Wednesday evening. The boys Ii
should all turn out. On
Tomorrow evening the Christian a,
Endeavor society will give a Long .r
fellow social at the Congregational cd
parsonage An enjoyable time is
promised. Admission, 10 cents.
Martin G. Brands has sold his in IL
terest in the hardware store at Foley cb
| to the other members of the firm and -
arrived here last Thursday for visit. 10
His wife came over from Foley the M
previous week.
Weare indebted to Rev. Isaac Houl- y o
gate, the Episcopalian minister, for a 81
copy OF the magazine, The Spirit Of IN
MISSIONS. 1t is very interesting III
work, profusely illustrated and we'll br
worth reading.
August Johnson, Andrew Skoog
and Martin Wicklund of Wyanett and su
Louis Rust of Princeton township Lea
went to st. Paul on Tuesday to attend nj
the convention of the Minnesota Anti oil
Saloon league. pa
| The high school senior class will NY
give a musical and literary entertain
ment at the assembly room on Friday bu
evening, March II. One of the Ne
features will be selections by the high ia
school orchestra ha
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Before you start for Princeton to Of
have your picture taken be sure it is
the first or third Saturday of the :
month, as these are the only days you %
Will ind Nelson, the famous photo ia
grapher from Anoka, at his studio in 81
princeton. Eff D.
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In consequence of the sickness of VI
Mrs. Wedgewood the Woman's Relief an
association will not meet with her as
announced in last weeks Union
The association will instead be enter I'M
tanned by Mrs. Willard Howard at no
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. en-
st. Patrick's day dance will be hi
given by Princeton Homestead, No. pa
1867, order of Yeomen, at the opera wa
house on the evening of March II.
Music will be furnished by Ander-
sons orchestra and supper may he Inc
obtained at the Merchants hotel. all
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There was rush to pay personal We,
property taxes on Monday and conse- 'sw
quently the county treasurer and his tic
deputy we're kept on the go. Monday bel
was the last day upon which personal ine
property taxes could be paid without da
lncurring the 10 per cent penalty pro- tic