The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-04-25

} W. G. Grierson, bookkeeper for W.
b. Terrell & Co., expects to leave in
= about month for his old home in
{ Scotland, where he will pass the sum-
I mer. ......-
! A dance will be given at 81. Mark
! gratis hall, Brickton, on Saturday
- evening next. Ice cream will be
. served. Good music and fine time
as assured. 1tp
The Ladies Aid society of the
ne Swedish Lutheran church will meet
with Mrs. E. Hoglund on Thursday,
ies May 2. An invitation is extended to
all who desire to attend.
ID. A small building boom is on in
q Princeton. Several residences and
one business block are now in course
of erection, and several more resi-
'oe dences will soon be under way.
There will be a moving picture show
ol followed by big dance at Louis
d. King south of Green lake, Saturday
evening, May 4. Good music and
of supper will be served. Everybody
ay come. 19-2tc
The "cloth'' for the Unions new
by dress has arrived and the typograph-
,rn ical appearance of the paper will soon
of be improved. Ere the year closes We
c expect to add standard linotype to
the n i O ms outfit.
W. The Woman's Relief association
on will meet with Mrs. G. o. Moore on
Friday afternoon, May 3, at2 O'Clock.
-, Business of Importance is to be
49,. transacted and all members are re-
~ quested to be present.
= Elmer Carlson was called to the city
~ yesterday in consequence OF the
- sudden illness of his sister, Miss
- Hattie Carlson. Joe Townsend is
" attending to the business at the
creamery during Elmer's absence.
~. Mr.. NJ. E. Cantillon, president of
49, the Minneapolis Base Ball and
w Athletic association has the thanks of
the publisher for book of coupon
rs, passes to the games to be played in
OF that city during the season of 1872
- Our stock of sewing machines is
:. winner and you are invited to come in
and look them over. We handle the
to New Home and White machines, the
ty, best on the market. Get our prices
Viii before buying. Ewings' Music
md Store. Ito
Is it possible that no effort will be
md made this year to secure a frst-class
on hotel for Princeton? The crying need
we of the town is frst-cass hotel.
liza There is not better opening any,
D where in the state for an up-to-date
mt hotel than right here in Princeton.
is The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
err E. church will give parcel shower
, a for Mrs. Edmison, who recently lost
considerable property by fire, in the
parlors of the church next Wednesday
afternoon. Refreshments will be
49, served and all members are requested
49, to be present.
The residents of the lake country
~ have sent resolutions of protest to the
-, state game and fish commission
"a against it's proposition to restock
80 Mile Laos lake with pike. The
grounds of remonstrance are that
Mile Laos is already overstocked
on with this species of fish.
Chas. King has purchased an inter-
- est in the Hotel Livery stable, hereto
~ fore conducted by T. J. Kaliher. Mr..
Kaliher retains an interest in the
business. Messrs. Kaliher and King.
ace who have been associated in the horse
ay business for some time, doubtless will
e's conduct frst-class livery.
.l Last year we discovered that =
WV large percentage of the seeds which
the government, in it's generosity,
presented to US as an inducement to
nee vote right, grew with the rapidity of
led weeds and, b'gosh, they we're weeds.
the Brethren, you will find that govern
'or ment seeds will bear watching.
to z~..... 80. - = - ---- II
Miss Jennie V. Hughes, returned
missionary, will speak in the Method
to ist church on Wednesday, May, l,
is afternoon and evening. She will be
ay accompanied by Mrs. Mel, a, Chinese
aly woman evangelist from Kin Kiang.
Jus China. A cordial Invitation is ex-
his tended to all. Don't miss this treat.