The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

Odys 49,.
Hoffman will oil your harness, and
oil it right, for one dollar a set.
Take time by the forelock and get it
oiled now. 3-tfc
DR.. Neumann, Mrs. Henry Avery
and Miss Gertrude Neumann have
been in attendance at the automo-
bile show this week. ~.
The best training insures the best
positions. Send for Mankato Com
mercial College, Mankato, Mimi,
free catalogue. ADV. 49,. Il
The Sunday school of the Metho-
dist church will hold a food sale all
day Saturday in Davis sample room.
Luncheon will also be served.
Sixty young people of the. Metho-
dist church enjoyed sleigh ride last
Friday evening, after which lunch
was served in the church parlors. 7,
AS result of small local in the
Union, Charley Hepburn received
IA applications for a house he had
for rent within II hours of the time
the paper was placed in the post
office.
A new churn of the latest pattern
has been purchased for the Princeton
Cooperative creamery. If not found
to meet the requirements after 30
days. trial it will be returned to the
manufacturers.
A. H. Merrill arrived here from
st. Paul on Tuesday,, Mr.. Merrill
will have charge of the field work
for the state highway commission in
Kanabec county under the super
vision of r. M. Cooley. w..
Tomorrow the Princeton high
school basket ball team will take on
the Elk River team at the armory.
From present indications the con-
test,will be a. scrappy engagement.
Don't miss this combat. .
The illustrated bulletin of the
state j.: department. of * agriculture:
treating of ''Mutton" should prove
of value to the farmer. Sent free
upon application to Extension d.
vision, University! Farm, St. Paul,
MINI. " - .~:.>,:.. :...:.
Fred Manke went to Kansas City
on Monday to attend a convention
of the Western Fruit Growers and
Potatomen's association. Mrs.
Manke accompanied him as far as
St. Paul, where she will visit re]a-
tives until his return. ,I.@-
Mrs. Alva Martin Coffeen, sister of
Mrs. S. M. Sinclair of Princeton,
died in Champaign, ILL.,, on January
q. She was born in Virginia, ILL.,,
in 1885, and was consequently Is
years of age. She is survived by
three children and two sisters.
Rumors to the effect of change
in the time and arrangement of the
passenger train service over this
branch are unfounded. according to
Depot Agent Mossman. At any rate
he has received no notification of
such change from headquarters.
The Princeton Humane society is
DESTROYS that its membership be
materially increased in order that
the scope of it's work be extended.
New members should enroll their
names with the secretary, Ira G.
Stanley. The dues are only SO cents
a year.
The Princeton village basket ball
team goes to Mora tonight to take
on the town team of that place. A
number of the local sports will &C
company the team and dance, at
which Umbehocker's orchestra will
play, will be pulled off after the
massacre.
. District Engineer r.. NJ. Cooley
has. completed the survey of the
state highway running south from
Cove and also road running into
Onamia. The formeris, in ALL 1917
miles in length and the latter, four
miles: Mr.. Cooley is a man who is
ION the job' all the time. .<.+ 80
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= The Glee club of district 49,, Blue
Hil'' invites you to their entertain
ment, box social and free dance at
Lavalle's hall on Thursday night,
February II. Their entertainment
consists of two comic farces and a
few recitations and tableaux. En-
tertainment starts promptly at $3.50.