The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-05-28

rom Minneapolis passed through
5own yesterday on their way to Mile
Laos lake. 4"
I have secured the agency for the!
5ossard corset and those in need of a
corset should see the Gossard. Mrs.
A. E. Hayes. 23-tfc h
Everybody is buying it because
it's the best ever gotten for the
% cent coffee at A. E.,
Allen & Co.'S. 23-1tc
J. H. Mosher of the Minneapolis
Business college is hustler for his
They give thorough
course at his school and those grad
uating there are always in demand
by good business firms.
For sale, library table, chairs,
dresser and 3-piece parlor suit in Ma
hogany, been in use three years;
Haviland dinner set cheap, also other
household goods. Mrs. G. M. Ger
IRISH, Tri-State phone POI. 21-tfc
Big closing out sale OH my spring
Commencing May 29:I
will sell all my trimmed hats and
shapes and flowers at cost, and some
below cost. Come in and look them
over before buying elsewhere. Mrs.
E. G. Meyer, opposite E, Nelson's
store. 23-ltc
Mrs. S. M. Sinclair returned to
her home here Tuesday evening.
She had been away during the win
ter visiting with her children and
other relatives in Bemidji, Mimi,
and since January 1st in Illinois and
Iowa. Like all the old residents Of
this place, there is no spot on, earth
like Princeton for them.
A. P. >Jorgensen and VIM. Ander-
son of Vineland autoed down to
Princeton Tuesday. They proceeded
by train to Minneapolis Wednesday
to remain until Friday in that city.
Saturday Mr.. Jorgensen will be here
to take. his daughter, Mabel, home.
Miss Mabel has been in high school
here for the past year. *.
Gust Fink of Milaca Was al ways "a
good student while in school in Mil
AGA, graduating from the high, school
course in 1909. Since those days he
has shown his aptitude for study and
application at the University of
Minnesota, from which institution
he received his diploma last week as
a graduate of the banking course.
High school and eighth grade ex-
aminations have been held all over
the county this week, closing today.
These examinations have grown to
be a part of the school work of the
county. They are also one of the
strong links in the chain that has
helped to mould @ uniformity of sys-
tenn from the rural schools up to the
high schools. !"
z Peter Deml, E. Slater, Art Kali.
her and Milton Wiley motored. tc
Foley and back Sunday. Union re.
porter met them on their return TRIP
six or seven miles north of town dis
mounted and grouped. Pete or Art
was out of gas and they had tea
spoon dipping gasoline from the
other machines into the empty one
They got home late but had gooe
time.
S. E.. Tilley, who has a heavy
team working in Minneapolis, re-
ceived word Friday that one hat
dropped dead that day. Mr.. Tile!
| went down by auto Friday evening
and bought another horse. Autos
motos, aeros and all other kinds O
os do not seem to have reduced tn,
price of good horses. Mr.. Tilley pai(
around the $3.50 mark for his pur
chase.
The NJ. N. G. boys of Company
have their weekly target practice Col
their range north of town each Sun
day. The steady. regular, deliber
ate crash, of their musketry fir
lWou1d callsback the memory of othe
days, whenfnlen fell like leaves il
autumn before the whitening fir
that came from the line of blue tina
smote the line of gray in Picketts
mad charge at Gettysburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson and daugh
ter, Mildred, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fl
L. Zimmerman autoed to Buffal
Lake in Wright county on Sunday
They report crops looking well alon
the entire. route, roads good IA goo
Eselmon by the pastor at Buffal
Lake. and last hut not least a fin
luncheon at the hotel there. The
IcOnSider it an excellent; ro1tn fo