The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-04-23
G.. A. JACK
The Rexall DRUGGIST

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~ The Dorcas society will meet with
: Mrs. Terrell next Wednesday after
Z noon.
~ Mrs. G. NJ Wall and sister. Miss
40 is Peterson, of Ogilvie we're visiting in
IN town on Saturday.
nted The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
e. will meet with Mrs. J. H. Glade
- next Wednesday afternoon.
ol Rev. Everett Lesher of Minneap-
oils will conduct services at the
S a Congregational church on Sunday.
l. For photos of quality and likeness
nt., go to Payette's studio. Open every
Irs. day in the year. Main street, Prince
ton. 6-tfc
'eat Dance at Markgraf's hall, Brick
Yin ton, next Saturday evening, April
25 Fi1st-class music. All are in
,,,1 vited. lS-ltp
nd Robert-Wicks and other clothing is
advertised by Orton & Kaliher this
~ week. Call and look over the new
ie spring goods.
Miss Nellie Bishop OF Whitewater,
I'm Wis, is here on visit to her
- brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bishop, and family.
or+- A dance will be given by the Long
10 Siding band in Uglem's hall on Sat-
urday evening, May ?. First-class
music. Everyone welcome. 1s-2tc
NJ.
do, Rev. Eugene ALL left on Monday
Lol; for Stewart to attend conference of
ministers of the German Lutheran
at church. He expects to return this
cam week.
'''0 DR.. J. F. HOFFMAN, optometrist,
will be in town on Thursday and |
'ot1- Friday, April 30 and May i. Eyes
IL. examined and glasses fitted. Office
rae at Commercial hotel. 23-tfc
The high school ball team will 60
to to Anoka next Saturday to play re-
e of turn game with the bovs who we're
An here last week, and the home tossers
are enthusiastic over the prospect of |
and winning the contest
last The Cemetery association asks
Da- persons whose relatives have been
buried at Oak Knoll during the |
,rrie winter to clear away the earth, dead
lne- mowers, eUc', nom around the graves, |
to and to do SO without delay.
Dealers have an unusually large
on,s stock of stovewood on hand for this
on time of the year. This can be at |!
and trlbuted TO the mild winter and the /!
fc fact that coal is being more generally |
used. FireWood will soon be a drug
!: dull on the market.
day.
7ent Before you start for Princeton to !
have your picture taken be sure it |
is the first or third Saturday or |
." Sunday of the month, as these are |
+ .1e the only days you will find Nelson.
1870, 49, the famous photographer from
'l''' Anoka, at his studio in Prince
ton. 2-tfc
, nc" Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde King arrived
1oeo here last evening from Robbinsdale |
'l"oo with the body Of their S-weeks; old |
PICK son for interment in Oak Knoll Gem
etery The funeral will be held
HALL llOIll ODc 1cSlOCllCC O1 MI. ana Mrs. |
ton Oswald King tomorrow afternoon at
in 2 O'Clock. Rev Service will of1iciate. |
What ~.---.
Quartermaster Sergeant Sanford
says that if he is called to Mexico
you nothing would please him better
With than to have Guy Ewing as a COM
both panion merely for the fun of seeing
J.. him run. When the sergeant made
tip this remark he did not mean to in
Mod sinuate that Guy would run away
On from the enemy. What he had in
Ioas. mind was that Guy would run after
iven the Greasers if they were rapidly re-
ed treating at distance of mile. or
two. =
ues- = -
she J: O. Odegard left on Tuesday for
state Portland, Maine, and vii. sail from
1ele- there to London. From London he
Sun will proceed to his old home in Nor
go way, which he has not visited for 50
years, and expects to make tour of
'ool- Sweden, Denmark and Germany be-
pleo fore his return. When he came in to |
oe bid the Union force good bye he said |
ehry he wanted to get back in time to |
anu vote at the general election in No
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