The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-09-28

upon the evening OF that day.
The Woman's Relief association
will meet with Mrs. Verge Hatcher on
Friday, October 6, at 2 O'Clock. All
members are invited to be present.
- D. j. Shea, travelling freight agent
for the Chicago, St.. Paul, Minneap-
oils & Omaha railway, was here yes
terday interviewing the potato men.
George W. Coates of Napa, Cali
fornia, who has been visiting his son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Coates, left last evening for the
west.
The Lake Breeze humorously re-
marks that the only advantage which
accrued from the recent copious rains
is that water is again visible in the
Rum river.
Mrs. W. F. Hall of AIelrose arrived
here on Tuesday and will return to-
morrow. Her sister, Mrs. Frank
Goulding. will return with her TO
spend week.
Miss Avis Eaton, Miss Grace Dunn
and George Dunn leave tomorrow for
Johns Hopkins university, Baltimore.
This will be Miss Dunn's first term
at the institution.
Hon. Henry Rines and wife, Mrs.
81. j. McKusick and Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. 81. Newbert motored down from
Mora yesterday morning and passed
the day in Princeton. ~ ~
Chas. Kopp arrived here on Tues
day from Columbus, Neb., where he
holds the state agency for the Nc
Kibbin hat, and returned yesterday.
He is as fat and saucy as ever and
his hair has, if anything, grown more
radiantly red.
E. K. Evens received a telegram
last Thursday from Spokane stating
that his father was. dead and immedi-
ately left for that place. He was &C
companied so far as Minneapolis by
Mrs. Evens, who. will remain there
until his return.
The Belgian stallion colt which
drew first award in that class at the
county fair is the property of n. G.
Orion, and not of Albert Elsner as
printed in the premium list The colt
is full blood, 2.years old, and is a
remarkably fine animal.
G.. II. Nelson, who recently pur'
chased the Roadstrom mercantile
establishment, carries an announce
ment in this weeks Union setting
forth the principles upon which, he in
tends to condues his business. It il
we'll worth your perusal.
| The members of the Methods
Ladies' Aid society are requested tt
meet in the basement Of the church
next Wednesday morning at So'clocl
and to bring lunch visa them. Thi
will be cleanup day, so please d.
not offer excuses for nonattendance.
Fifteen of Mrs. G. O. Moore'
friends and neighbors surprised he
upon the occasion of her birthday an
niversary On Tuesday and presente
her with many tokens OF esteem. I
nice luncheon was served and b
afternoon very enjoyably passed.
The Lady Maccabees will give
card party at their hall on Tuesda
evening, October 3. It will be Il
l nineteenth anniversary of the organ
, ization of the order, progressive zinc
of 10 points will be the game and
, will cost you 10 cents to play. Lo
! of Jun is promised and everyone
r invited.
Q Mrs. Chas. Fisher and daughter
K Gladys and Luella, Mrs. 0. Z. Z;
barth and sons, Virgil and Leste
Mrs. E. @. Westphal and daughter
. Emma and Evelyn, of Maple Grow
d and Mrs. 81. M. Killer and so
u Donald, of Rogers, we're visitors
10 the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herm
10 LANCE from Saturday till Monday.
% Rev. W. E. J. Gratz is among t
e. ministers who have been selected
IS guide the Men and Religion Forwa
IF Movement which will start it's lab<
OF in Minneapolis next week. Mr.. Or
m is also one of a team of ministers "
be will play baseball with policema
If nine in Minneapolis on Saturd
,r- The gate receipts will be devoted
or charitable purposes.
VII Commencing at 9 O'Clock on
tober 4 one of the largest auct
ais sales ever held in this county
IN take place at J. A. Wetter's ia
re- Long Siding, when all the live ste