The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-11-26


time to call at the Union office.
Frank Goulding Will leave for Cali
fornia next Monday. If the country
out there suits him, his family will
join him later and reside there.
Mrs. Louis King of Wyanett under
went surgical operation at the
Northwestern hospital Tuesday
morning. The patient is getting
along nicely -. ="
Rev. and Mrs: e. B. Service left
Tuesday morning for Howard Lake
to pass Thanksgiving with their SON.
in-]aw and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Luhman.
DR.. H. G. Cooney performed an
operation upon John Berg's elbow
Monday morning to close the gap.
caused by the gun shot injury. The
boy is doing we'll.
G. W. Wagner, editor of the Litch-
field Review, passed Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. Glenn H. Archer,
northeast of town, and called at this
Office Monday morning for a brief
chat. :.
Miss Hendrix, state president Of
the W. G. T. u, will speak at the
Methodist church next Sunday even
ing at 1870 O'Clock. The choir under
the leadership of Mrs. Galley will
render special music.
County Commissioner Eckdall has
been confined to the bed with pneu-
monia the past four weeks. At this
time his condition is much i'm
proved, which will be pleasing news
to his numerous friends.
Harvey Holmes returned from a
hunting trip in the northern part of
the state with deer. He stated
that the bullet that brought down
the animal was not of silver, and
| we'll take his word for it. :
Major Nuremberg of Olivia was in
Princeton Tuesday evening for the
purpose of inspecting Company G.
The inspection was not made, as,
owing TO a misunderstanding, the
company was not on hand.
The song service by the Methodist
choir last Sunday evening was
pleasingly rendered.. Mrs. Galley has
the largest choir in the history Of
the church. Rev. Service gave a
Thanksgiving patriotic address to a
large audience.
1.-The Cruel Crown" is the title of
the next episode of the thrilling
moving picture serial, "The Adven-
lures of Kath]yn.' This intensely
interesting story is sure to appeal to
you. At the Crystal next Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings. 49-ltc
| The sale and supper of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Methodist church
last week was largely attended, and
a substantial sum was realized. The
ladies had prepared a most appetite
ing supper, and those who partook
thereof pronounced it the best ever.
The Glendorado Young Ladies'
union will hold their annual sale
next Saturday evening at Odegard's
hall. Supper will be served from 6
O'Clock on: and lunch after. Mr.
Murphy of Foley will act as auc-
tioneer. The public is most cordially
invited.
On general principles the Union
dislikes to find fault with an official,
elective or appointive, for we know
full we'll that an office-holder is too
often unjustly criticized apd that
his position is not bed of roses.
But when an official is guilty of
gross direlection of duty and then
seeks to arrogantly justify his action
it is high time that he were retired
to private life. -:
It is a source of qualification to
the publisher that the Union retains
practically all it's old subscribers and
is continually gaining new ones.
There are quite a number of names
on our subscription list that have
been there for almost 80 years.
Where death removes a subscriber
some member of the family invari-
ably continues the paper. ......
| At the supper given by the Ladies'
Aid society of the Swedish Lutheran
church at Odd Fellows hall last
Saturday evening, was another evil
dence of the good feeling that exists
between all religious denominations
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