The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-12-04

PRINCETON UNION: TH]
Josephs Crawford of Minneapolis zig !
lere visiting his sister, Mrs. J. ~. +
D. Sadley.
Baked beans and brown bread for
sale every Saturday atsMrs. Griffith's
store Mrs. ]. r. Southland. .5O-1tp
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
will meet in. the basement of the
church on Monday and Tuesday af- /
ternoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Cater left this
morning for Marshfeld, Mo-, where
they will visit Mrs. Caters parents
for month.
Miss Clara Sandquist, one of Estes
Brooks fair daughters, was in town
shopping yesterday and the Union is
indebted to her for call.
A comprehensive and spicy write
up of the two local football games
of the past week, by the Unions
sporting editor, will be found on
page 2. .. --.
A number of fancy and useful
articles remaining unsold from the
Dorcas society's sale will be placed
in Miss Anna Sadley's store for
disposal.
The present mild weather may not
be good for business but it suits the
farmers, and whatever helps the
farmers in the long run helps the
business men.
Money to loan on improved farms
at current rates. Liberal on or be-
fore privileges. See me before plac-
ing your loan. Robt. III. King,
Princeton, MINI. 6-tfc
Miss Esther Chalman of Mime
apolis, one of the instructors at TIE
last term of the summer school in
Princeton, was guest at the Whit
ing home over Thanksgiving. :
The Dorcas society sale and supper
at Aliens hall yesterday was well
patronized An excellent selection
of useful articles was placed on sale
and the supper was of the best.
The Woman's Relief corps will
meet with Mrs. Isaac Martin to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. An
election of officers will then take
place and all members are asked to
be there. !.
The proceedings of the board of
county commissioners were in type
/ last week but were crowded out for
lack of space; anyhow, synopsis of
the: proceedings appeared in the
Union two weeks ago.
L. B. Wagner has purchased the
W. C. Middlebrook residence in the
southeast part of town and is NOV
ing in, Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner have
been living in the Hamilton house,
across the street from their new
home. .-..
| Diphtheria is quite prevalent this
winter, probably because of the I'M
seasonable weather. Ten or dozen
cases are reported in Litchfeld, and
other towns throughout the state
report persons affected with the dire
malady. .. .....
Mr.. and Mrs. Godbout and two
children of ST. Paul were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Shrode from Fri.
day to Monday. Mrs. Shrode accom-.
panied them home when they re.
turned and will remain in St. Pau
for few days.
| Before you start for Princeton tt
have your picture taken be sure it i!
the first or third Saturday or Sunda,
of the month, as these are the only
Idays you will find Nelson, the famou.
photographer from Anoka, at hi
IStudio in in Princeton. 2-tfc
A former resident of Mora, Lloyt
H. wilkins, has been convicted O
murder in the first degree at Port
land, Oregon, and the death sentence
| will be pronounced on the 23rd inst
1t will be sorry Christmas TO
wilkins and his family.
Rev. Levine returned on Tuesda
evening from Rush Point, where h
attended the dedication of the ne1
church., this place being his frs
Ipastorate. He also visited in HincR
ley, Minneapolis, st. Croix Falls an
} Scandal, and enjoyed a very pleasan
trip. H. ...>,
The potato market is PRACTICAL
at standstill = scarcely any stoc
lc0nina in ar heino Skinned off Ri