The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-10-24
PRINCETON

with a fund raised by popular sub
scription amounting to over 1924, 600,
of which So, 900 remains.
The pupils of district 26, Blue Hill,
will give a supper and program at
the residenceqof CIV. Taylor on. Hal
lowe EN-. Everybody invited and a
jolly time is promised.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Buirge and
three Sons Of Mason City, Iowa, were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. III: I. Zim-
norman from Saturday to Monday.
MI. Buirge is a brother of Mrs. Zim-
norman. -.
Mrs. g. A. Eaton entertained Mrs.
CHI. Rines and Mrs. Jos. Borden at
dinner last Thursday at her cottage
at Elk Lake park. The dinner was
given in honor Of Mrs Rines, who
left last Tuesday for the Pacific coast
to spend the winter. ,. 49,,
BE sure to call and look over our
tine line Of new musical goods. Pr
amos, violins, accordeons of all kinds,
fiageolets, ocarinaes, kazoos, flutes,
music rolls and music bags and other
articles too numerous to mention.
Ewjngs' Music Store, Princeton.
pr. Murphy Of Montevideo was
here on Saturday to visit his aged
father and mother, who are making
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Martin. Mrs. Martin is sister of
DR.. Murphy. The Union is indebted
to DR.. Murphy for a pleasant call.
An experience meeting Of the Meth
odist Ladies' Aid society will be
held in. the parlors of the church on
the evening of November l. At that
time each member will be expected
to turn over a dollar and to tell how
it+was earned. The public is invited
to- the meeting. ....-- -
Joe Mossman covered a distance
Of 25 miles on Sunday hunting game
of various description. When he
arrived home at p. M, all tired
out, he deposited on the woodshed
floor one red squirrel, one sandpiper,
one plover and two blackbirds. Joe's
craftsmanship is improving.
Mrs. Alice Paul, deaconess of AS
bury hospital, who was here Solicit
ing contributions for that institu-
ton, left on Tuesday for St. Paul.
Many people donated cash and the
potato men donated 500 bushels of
murphys which W. H. Terrell kindly
consented to ship to the hopsital.
Mrs. c. A. Spaulding of Helena,
Mont, who was guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Cooney for fortnight, left on
Tuesday for Quincy, ILL.,, where she
will meet her husband, who has gone
south on business, and return to
Princeton before going home. Mrs.
Cooney accompanied Mrs. Spaulding
as far as ST. Paul. .. ...,. ...r..
On the evening of October 81 the
Princeton Tennis club will give a
masquerade ball in Brands opera
house to which the public is respect
fully invited. The hall decorations
will be jack o'lanterns, black cats,
witches, etc., and Skahen's orchestra
will furnish the music. No I'M
masked person will be permitted to
dance. ~~> -:~. -'.r.~- ........, .....
Mike Mahoney's ambition has al
ways been to purchase a red-headed
horse, and now he has succeeded in
securing just what he desired. He
says that a red-headed horse reminds
him of the animal he used to hitch
to. his jaunting car in dear old Ire
land when he went forth to attend
Donnybrook fair and lick every
Orangeman in sight. ,~ . .....
Mrs. G. H. Rines left on Tuesday
morning for the Pacific coast, where
she intends passing the winter in the
land where flowers are perpetually in
bloom. She will stay while in Sc
attic, WASH, and at Cottage Grove,
Ore, and from the latter place will
go to Los Angeles to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ambrose Kelliher. Mrs.
Rines' many Princeton friends wish
her an enjoyable sojourn.
The Bockoyen Land agency has
sold the Jas. Chisholm place of l2O