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

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Denny Byers of Minneapolis passed
Thanksgiving at his home here. DC
Methodist annual sale and supper 70
in basement of church next Wednes- -,
day.
William Hiland of Minneapolis 81
passed Thanksgiving day in Prince f.
ton with friends. ~
Mrs. E. B. Anderson was here P
from Mora on Thursday and Friday
of last week visiting friends. %,
Jos. Levine spent Thanksgiving la
vacation at home and returned to P:
his studies on Monday morning. in
Mrs. D. F. Kelley of Mortified is
a guest of her son-in-law and at
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Jack. p;
Misses Celia and Jennie Johnson of o.
Lake City were guests at the P. o. al
Anderson home over Thanksgiving:
Dance at Long Siding hall on Sat- ~
urday evening, December 49, Music - ~
by Stromwall's four-piece orches- =,
ira. 50-2tc r
Tomorrow. evening the West
Branch Young Peoples society will
meet at the home of Ludwig John y,
son. "a
Success or failure-which? If you Il
attend Mankato Commercial College, z
Mankato, Mimi. your success is as
sured. Adv. 5O-2tc r,
Joseph and Ruth Levine were in $,
Anoka between trains last Saturday il
visiting their sister, Mrs. c. B. b
Mrs. Geo. Thoma of Minneapolis n
| was a guest. of relatives here over
Thanksgiving and returned home on v
Monday. s.
! Orion & Kaliher have an adver-
tisement in this number which
should appeal to those in search of
good clothing.
Miss Eleanor Anderson came up .
from Minneapolis to spend Thanks \
giving with her parents and other =
relatives and friends.
Please take notice that Nelson's t
photo studio in Princeton is open on f
the first and third Saturday and
Sunday of each month. 22-tfc
Dan Mirick has just completed the t
decorations in the new home of Peter {
Olson in Wyanett. Mr.. Olson now {
has splendid residence. (
Miss Fareless & Co. will he at the Is
|, armory tomorrow evening and Satur-
day afternoon. No one should fail to
see this attractive comedy. II
Vaudeville and moving pictures
| at Happyland tonight, Friday and
5 Saturday nights. Admission, adults
3 20 cents; children, 10 cents. 50-1tc
A. E. Allen & Co. announce that
their big sale of dress goods has been
e continued until Saturday evening,
\ when it will close. See ad on page s.
Miss Ella Engberg passed Thanks
giving at her home in Cambridge,
q making the trip to that place with
u her brother and Dr.. Peterson in an
\ automobile. ..-..-
! Tomorrow a convention will be !
held at Milaca, when several experts
& will address the gathering on general
e dairying and the advancement of
!, the industry. 2.@s s.
/ Mrs. S. S. Peterson and sons, |
Sivert and Gerald, and daughter,
! fJoyce, passed Thanksgiving at their
= home here and returned to Mime ~
- |apofis on Sunday.
r NJ. and Mrs. r. W. F[feeer, "a former iilas
c residents of Princetons bat recently
Of tMilaca,rhave gone to Lents,,c Ore
lgon, where they intend to- pass the
- winter months with relatives.
r. Experts at the state agricultural
ST. college declare that most Of the 81
ID called ss.eures'' for hog cholera placed
i. on the market are worthless and
warn farmers against the same
~ One Of Greenbush's solid farmers,
n Mr.. E. P. Grow, left on "a VISIT to
1T his old l.ome in Hogansburgh, n.
ID y, Tuesday. It is more than thirty
IS years since Mr.. Grow saw the old