The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bandemer and
children came up from St. Paul on
Saturday to visit relatives and re-
turned this morning.
Mrs. o. K. Carlson, Who was here
IN a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Coates, returned to her home in
this morning.
M. F. Griswold, principal of the
Chase Brook school, visited County
superintendent Guy Ewing and other
friends in Princeton on SATURDAY..
The new spring suits, the new
spring coats, the new dresses and
shoes are on display at the store that
carries the big stock A. E. Allen
Z Co.
For an enjoyable evening you
should not fail to attend the fire.
mems ball at Brands opera house
lext Monday, March "A. First-cass
music.
Miss Ruth Briggs arrived here on
from Edgerton, Wis. having
oeen summoned in consequence of
The death of her brother, Z. S.
Briggs.
A. J. Hirsch Of Minneapolis was
mere on Saturday adjusting the fire
oss on the Whitcomb & Nyberg
shop for the insurance
company.
A basket social, with an entertain
nent, will be given in the George
Schmidt school house by Miss Eva
Jmbehocker's pupils on Friday even
ng. March %. Everyone welcome.
Are you going to paper? If SO,
then you should see my samples, as
have the choicest line I've ever
seen. Samples shown and estimates
furnished on request. F. M. Pen
lallegon, l3-tfc
BE sure and call at Ewings' Music
Store and hear some of those new
ndestructible blue amberol Edison
records, and see the latest style ma
chine. Prices within the reach of
Ill: SIS, s22, s27, 1872, s35, and up to
SIS. l3-ltc
A meeting of the baseball team,
and board of directors, has
oeen called for this evening at 8
o'clock in the village hall. Arrange
nent will be made for selecting suits
;or, the coming season and disposing
If other preseason preliminaries.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ.
E. church will hold it's Easter sale
in the parlors of the church next
Wednesday, March 26. afternoon and
evening. Useful and fancy articles
md homemade candy will be on
sale. Supper will be served from
80 until all are supplied.
The theme of Rev. Services Easter
to be delivered by him next
Sunday evening, will be "The
Worlds Greatest Tragedy and
Hope" 1t is particularly appropri-
ate to the occasion and should prove
If interest. The Methodist church
vas packed at both services last Sun
lay.
N. M. Nelson recently added three
lew machines to his blacksmith shop
equipment-one clipper grinder, one
zeyseater to mill out key seats in
'hafting, and one disc sharpener.
Farmers having dull disc harrows
which need sharpening should bring
them in early before the spring rush
comes. 73.7tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Anderson of
Milo township were rendered fare
we'll surprise by number of their
1elghbors on Tuesday and were
presented with a purse of money.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will leave
shortly for South Dakota, where
'hey expect to take up their perma-
lent residence.
. Monday was St. Patrick's day and
mere were many who re,green rib
IONS or artificial shamrocks in their
apels, and the Union employees, as
Usual, donned their green silk ties.
Nike 'Mahoney came to town wearing
green vest and sash and carry ing
) shillalah, but he could not find a
ingle Orangeman to practice7on.