The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-08-25


4 tJIcsD q Y, "A AUGUST 20, 1911
Mrs. Q. a. Kochendo rfers and Miss 81. E
Nellie Briggs Of Sandstone are. here date 4
on g visit tostheir mother and other clerk {
relatives. burne
J. For sala one ooood II oa,4,o1l1 IL in Bal
Gated in village of Princeton. eown
Reasonable nr;ca' for oosh AMI - tainly
John Brennan, Princeton. 35-2tc coinln'
Ed Benseman Of Princeton township Mill
has gone to Richmond, Indiana, as pnanc
Law delegate - tho Garman rnthoran the ne{
convention of the Ohio synod. ior sl''
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The Young Peoples society OF the beas6
oynou huoneran cnurcn Will meet at tiles ri
oooi oAaalano s. freer, next sunday until
"i0oin oon' nveryoouy welcome. presen
Henry Erickson shipped carlo ad Poet
OF cattle to South St. Paul yesterday Mrs.
anu geo. !. Short OF Mllaca went Cordir
uo"n WIN couple OF carloads on at Sp
Tuesday. stat;n,
Miss Margaret Sch]enter of Red to Wal
Wing, who has been here visiting at ing da
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. p. at Wa
Ross for seven weeks, returned to her in all
nome on tuesday. Mia
Mrs. Bertha Slaback and Miss which
Vivian Smith. who have been visiting age of
Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Hatch and fami- ents OF
ly for a week, returned to their home OF tina
at Park Rapids yesterday. provis
con,.o = c------,- are rig
,~ Dn n"s a. a. lage t
tha s.4 ~, so-ei'. .. pathy.
primaries on September TO- Senator Ar'
Swanson ia a candidate "a, no-o1oo Zanes
t;on ~-00..-: Stature
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6AoV"nce shipments OF mems ana Mrs.
young mems suits, overcoats, shirts, was a,
U.S. e'c'' no" on display at kopp q Typog
D"'onoio"e"s: Styles ana patterns Gently
"oAo lover 81 nanosone' better get wife. {
Soui PICK 4 pleasa
Wanted, at once, boy or young man on NC
to work on farm by month or year. Attic
Hus' Anow 40" 70 handle horses ana Tuesd
do all kinds of farm work. Good he bai
wages, sooo place. write clark Stur- Thurs
ll'"n' Delano, Mlnn. LUG Grand
A quilting bee was given by Mrs. substa
W. A. Holland at Mrs. r. M. Neely's cemen
on Wednesday of last week at which busine
six ladies were present, Light refresh which
ments we're served and an ENJOYABLE Other
afternoon was passed. also b
The largest and most complete line Rev
of boys knee and knicker pants at school
our store ever shown in Princeton. churc
There will be no more complaint that weeks
the boys can't get fitted out in short day.
pants here in Princeton K0nn g. much
Bartholomew. - engag
Tho voo.oo Mo.o- and tt
Anoka has commenced the manufac-
true of automobiles although the s'.IfN:'
esta blishment is not yet fully equipped ,,;1, -
with machinery. The concern will "
employ many hands when running at Edn
its full capacity. autom
i0.,. 01.14o.,--- C1I--. ness.
Mott.... ,o.1. ~ m.I1I - horse
r;od ~, rh,,.,a. s..-.o. taking
of Probate Sanford in his Office at the Tvs, w
court house. The witnesses to the o
ceremony were Misses Marguerite A. ~. ~,
Byers and Edna M. Whitney. ano u
1900: - marka
Mrs. S. G. Irwin and daughter, machi
Genevieve, of Rensselaer,, Indiana, haysts
who have been here on visit to Mrs. seattle,
Irwin s uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Neithe
r. M. Nicely, left for Minneapolis to- howev
day, where they will spend week be-
w plooooo1ns w Onelr nome' Jud&
Mrs. G.. S. Neumann gave an AFTER is visi
noon party in honor of Mrs. Holland The
and Mrs. S. c.. Irwin on Tuesday Prince
afternoon. A short program was Mr..
given and light refreshments we're and DE-
served. About fifteen ladies were on 7
present and the time was delightfully."- weeks
'ponV' Rev.
Mrs. L. S. Briggs gave an informal are So
party yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Miss Ruth Briggs and Mrs. Canright, Racha
who are here visiting. Several ladies Stature
who were former schoolmates of Miss this,
Briggs and Mrs. Canrlght we're pres F;sh
ent and an afternoon of sociability oooa
was passed. .;th :.
big open air meeting will be held
at the Brodius place in west Dalbo on The