The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-02-20

Inc.
A meeting is being held in Zim-
herman today for the purpose of or
yanizing a farmers cooperative
John Engberg. for 10 years previ-
ous to last month register of deeds of
Isanti county, has opened an alb
stract Office in Cambridge.
Martin Brands is putting on some
splendid motion picture shows at the
opera house and those who do not
attend are missing treat.
A marriage license was granted on
February Is by Clerk of Court King
to Garrett j. Brink of Kandiyohi
county and Anna Ruis of Pease.
Services will be held in the Meth
odist church, Greenbush, next Sum-
day at 10 a. m. and in Germany at 3
p. m. W. C. Acherkirch, Pastor.
Dan and Will Mirick are painting
and vanishing the interior of the
Galley Hardware company's store.
Mirick Bros. always do good work.
The subjects of Rev. Services
sermons for next Sunday will be
"Covering It Up'' at the morning
service and "Just a Moment'' in the
evening.
NJ. W. Madison of Dalbo was in
town Saturday and lost his pocket
book but later found it at the court
house where he attended a telephone
Mrs. C. E. Hill entertained II
friends at cards on Tuesday evening
after the lodge meeting of the Lady
Maccabees and served an excellent
luncheon. ..-..- .-.......
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Skahen went to
the twin cities last Friday and Mr..
Skahen returned on Monday evening,
while his wife remained over for a
few days.
John Hunter of Foreston, James
Chapman of Spencer Brook and A..
H. Durbin of Baldwin were among
the visitors at the Union office on
Saturday. d.
A great crowd of people from the
country and village packed the Meth
odist church on Sunday evening tic
hear Rev. Services discourse on
"Who's Who.''
Theodore Biga]k and two sisters,
Manda and Lena, returned on Mon.
day to their home in Cresco, Iowa.
after pleasant visit with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Otto Mi]brath.
DR.. J. F. HOFFMAN, optometrist
will be in town on Friday and Sat
urday, February p and p. Eyes
examined and glasses fitted. Office
at Commercial hotel. 38-tfc
The Foreston Hardware compan,
has dissolved. P. G. Lynch and son
John, will continue the hardware
business and S. Kornovich take owe
the implement stock.
The village election will be hell
on Tuesday, March II, and at thi
distance it is impossible to tel
whether there will be only two tick
cts in the field or a dozen.
Hugh Sleeves of Wyanett, who re
Gently lost his possessions through
fire, takes this means of thanking
the friends who so kindly assiste'
him and his family after the loss.
Herman and Gunnar Hodaande
have purchased Joe Townsend's con
fectionery business and are now con
Quoting the same. They are gentle
manly young men deserving Of pat
rOnage. > lbs. -.
| Moving picture shows will be give
at Brands opera house tomorrow an
Saturday nights and also on Tuesda
and Wednesday evenings of mex
week. Special features: Don't mis-
the shows.
Mrs. Louisa Marshall takes thi
means Of sincerely thanking tn
many friends and neighbors who S
kindly assisted her during the sick
ness of and at the obsequies of he
son, Samuel W.. Hulet.
Before you start for Princeton t
have your picture taken be sure it
the first or third Saturday or Sunda
of the month, as these are the onl
days you will find Nelson, the famou
photographer from Anoka, at, hi
studio in Princeton. 2-tfc