The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-11-27

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Nobody knows Jack Stromwal for uihh;
the piano man. 49-1tp ~ IN cron
Johnson Bros. shipped carload of this trip.
live stock from here last Thursday. Cords
, Large congregations attended the Princeton
4 Methodist church last Sunday morn of Mr.. l
, ing and evening. Miss Oil
Tho ,odioe oid .ocio+v - tho Nor- inst, at
nooio, oluro., ~,i1I ,ooo+ u;+h Nre Iyoung COT
5 O1e uoneon +onoo,rov of+ornoon Of January !
p O'Clock Los Ange
,rna Da-.o.----,oo c,oara Mr.. R.
Noun,.nn o.ve hirtb r. =. ton his resign
pound girl at the Willmar hospital s1noe. III
; yesterday morning. oouno1e0
Please take notice that Nelson's Decembe,
pho1o sIuo1o IN fr1nceJon IS open on matter to
the first and third Saturday and CHAPMAN
49, -o--0-- For the
The young ladies of Isle have or Mr.. T. r.
ganlzeo Happy Hour" sewing last Sat,
club May their happy hour of|Mondav.
sewing bring them happy days. gan was {
: Sale and supper by the ladies of produce b
the Dorcas society at Aliens hall the real
next Wednesday, December 3. Sale apolls.
all day. Supper in the evening. changes Il
) The regular editor of the Union is ,1s o1d
lindisposed this week and the local ,,ouod -,
end of the paper has received scant - 49, 49,
Iattention from the substitute editor
Don't fail to see the Mora home Mlnn
talent n1av-Mics Fo,r1oes r. ~ ~ot to the wr
the armory, Friday evening, Deem ~ L. "
Der and Saturday matinee at 2 p. Heey
m Princeton
| Capt. Thomas Van Etten, brave +oa+ $1,000
,au1a ~ , w. ~ wv midst. A
N w. ~ few equ
,"~4 .a,0 N'oN "' '''e'0 p'"oo truth of t
'''' wynn. statement
The Union is pleased to learn few INTEL
that e. N. Bacon of Foreston, one or the sui
suffciont1v rocovoroJ fron, n,n" ;u COLDER
ness to he able to get around among o1o' oon
!, his friends again. nalnperI,
! owner, E
Mr.. James Mckenzie of Spencer Lake "
= Brook expects to leave for a trip to nossessos
1he racine coas1 next week TO be Is hands
gone a month. IT'S seldom Jim nacer r
3 takes a vacation and we hope he will for the re
h@'e VIC oAn!e VI Ills lie. T., was r
!, The state travelling library has ar while he
rived and will be open to the public and that
this week at the gymnasium in the at the Mi
/ Germany building. After this week and made
the library will be located in a room Mr. IN,
, up stairs in the same building. r,sno ol.~
The condition of Mr.. S p Babb were he
of Spencer Brook, who was so Anderson
severely injured three weeks ago by |cal. He
falling down the cellar stairs in the Greenbus
l Evens Hardware Co.'s building, is interests.
still critical, but his friends hope for improven
t the best. ... Icountry
The dance Given Nv Connonv r o+ visit her
l the armory last evening was indeed ol'aV LII
T. most n,o.eont ovon+ ond ,voc ,,o,1 have adv
attended. The turkey shoot at the lou you
rifle range in the basement was ~oo W
f something novel and attr, ctod Equality.
many contestants. was oil
i " and 9th
n'oiyoooy ourh ou1 frloay evening heavily.
:. Dco0no0l - anu aOOeno che play genial gel
= 1iioo no"l'eoo o. Co'-ao 1ue armory follows
i, given by the Ladies' Aid society of made q G,
: the Mora M. E. church.. Mrs. e.
B. Anderson, a former resident of -
Princeton, lis president of the Mora never re-
, Ladies' Aid society Let there be only kno,
full house: and GRO
A big turkey supper will be given rhr; ;t -,
in the basement of the Methodist 49, ~, -
s church this evening-all tile roast .,a.ss,an
lgobbler you can eat for Is cents. Iraara;a1
ouppo- . ~. eo..t - p destroy t
addresses and recitations. Every 49,
f oos W. W "oiooo 81 Wy .eou1 almost tie
o'7S' ------- - 49-i'o It's the
n Jack Stromwall of Foreston called for the CT
: at the Unionl<offce on Monday and for the b
g. reported that he is 0Oinp q land nose W q