The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-07-30

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Mrs. Ida Fogg is visiting friends frln
in Minneapolis. NJ,
The newest PATTERNS in crockerv day
shown at A. E. Allen & Co. IS. 32-ltc Ia"
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Pure kettle rendered lard, lie at --
Hummel's meat market. 27.tfc Ms
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""lion Il: CarOer anu Parry "oCoreo has
down from Milaca Monday evening. and
New percales and ginghams, shown A.
now at A. E. Allen & Co. IS. 32-1tc a. g
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We send to the city once week. G. urda
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The new fall shoes are here. Finest MI
dress shoes ever shown at A. E. AL dren
len & Co.'s. 32-1tc CUES
Miss Gladys Foote left for Mime W.
apolis Monday morning to visit ''N
friends a.few days. NJ
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A. e. Allen & Co. 32-ltc ~ 10 ~
Mrs. Carleton recently returned NJ,
from a visit to relativess in Canada 1'
which she greatly enjoyed. t s"
John Brennan, Arthur Larson, wide
oil nd
were fishing at BIae lake last Sun -,
day. H'
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MIS-. L. IL 'McCua1g returned to picn
her home at Wahkon last week after Var
VlslC at the 5. NJ. Orton home in ing
this village.
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Miss Gertrude Mukern returned and
to ST. Paul last Friday after weeks new
VISIT: at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. led
E. W. Hatch. Prin
Photographer Payette is in Min were
neapolis this week attending school Will
for photographers. He went down D1
Monday morning. '~ St.
Mrs. Otto Henschel returned Mon and
day evening from Glencoe, where she Dun
went to be in attendance at the tert
funeral of an uncle. ana
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Vineland Saturday and passed Sun II
day at Mile Laos lake. quir
A. E. Allen left last Saturday for poo'
Chicago to purchase fall and winter p0or
goods for his store. Mr.. Allen will 49,
no avav .bont o wool ~ +o, aore educ
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A. c. Wendergren, assessor of q
Onamia township, transacted bust Be
ness in Princeton last Friday. While have
here he was pleasant caller at this is
office. SUM
A. 6. Osterberg and Lloyd Wilkes t,,o
were passengers to Minneapolis Tues ~
day. They went down after 1915 49,;
model Vail automobile which Mr. 0o'''
Osterberg has purchased. E1
Mr. an6 Mrs q A J.cl- 1o,vo IT, Shel
day for a five weeks eastern trip 1he
They expect to visit OTTAWA, Mon sGra
treal, Boston, New York and other oeVa
points in the east before returning. OIL II
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Liz SedSOu lOI ny Illus is now mere the
and you will find our harness shop s,nd
completely stocked with fly nets of
all kinds. Quality is high and prices III
are absolutely right Hoffman & over
Hass. A-tfc endi
,++,zov . c1-o,-o- :: ship
Minneapolis last Thursday and Fri 10
day on professional business. He $780,
went down to see about claim $3.50 $3.50
which the village of Princeton has w.,
against, the Great Northern railroad. ooo'
| Mrs. Guy Nicely, who has been Wis r.
iting relatives and friends in this CeH
vicinity for some time, departed for. PROF.
her home at Portland, Oregon, yes i ID
terday morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 1hel
Keith accompanied her as far as mas
Minneapolis. -, ri. all - u
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Mrs. G. M. Gerrish and daughter, havj
Florence, will accompany the W. H. ~
Terrell family to- Minneapolis to- ~
morrow, and after visiting in that ~ w l.
city time will 60 on to Seattle, U wa:
Wash., where they will make their y, ""'
future home. Numerous friends in u,1e
this vicinity regret their departure, -
but all wish them happiness in their eoee'
new home. llas
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Kerosene oil, per gallon 10 CENTS and
In barrel lots, per gallon. Q cents.1 worl
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