The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-08-27

INNESOTA, THURSDAY, AU(
Hoping that you aren't worrying be-
cause there is no danger forus. Will
be home soon, probably.
Lots of love for you and mamma
dear. Mary.
/ Mrs. Rines received a telegram
this morning, which conveyed the
news that Miss Newbert will embark
on{a French liner for America on
the 10Th of this month.
Entertains for Mrs. Hixson.
Mrs. Oscar Stark entertained last
Thursday evening in honor of Mrs.
Minerva B. Hixson of Cambridge
who was visiting here last week.
The occasion was Mrs. Hixson's
birthday anniversary. Progressive
Five Hundred was played and very
pleasant time was had. q Before the
guests departed Mrs. Stark served
detachable refreshments, ...~
Just One Advantage. -,
The man who does not advertise
has one, just one, advantage over the
man who does advertise, in that he
can always find time to attend a
base ball match, or 60 fishing. The
man that advertises cannot do this
as be is kept busy waiting on GUS
TONERS. Browns Valley Tribune.
Mrs. F. W. Manke returned last
evening from a visit of a few days at
the home of her parents in St. Paul.
The M. +. Ladies' Aid society
will meet in the basement of the
church next Wednesday afternoon.
The ladies will serve Is. cent sup
per, to which all are invited.
: J. W. Mossman was a passenger to
ST.. Paul last Saturday. Upon his
return Monday evening he was &C.
companied by his wife and daughter,
who have been visiting at Virginia
for some weeks. e.
4. There is talk of bank being
organized at Long Siding. Parties
interested in the proposed venture
were in that vicinity yesterday and
the probabilities are that one will
be started at that place..
The Princeton ball team will travel
to Foley next Sunday and cross bats
with the diamond representatives of
that place. Foley has been playing
fast ball of late and the local nine is
in winning form so good contest
casn be expected.
Albert H. Angstman writes the
Union that he is now located at
Helena, Montana, and that he has
charge of the law office of the pro-
gressive candidate for United States
senator. He is a bright and capable
young man and will undoubtedly
meet with success in the west.
BY Saturday the graveling Of the
Greenbush road from north and west
of the town hall to connect with the
rock road will be completed. Archie
Taylor has had charge of the job and
has handled his forces to the best
advantage. When the finishing
touches are administered it will be
a fine stretch of road.
The cooperative creamery at Oak
Park: which has been in the course
of construction the past two and
one-half months is now completed
and was opened for business last Fri
day. An experienced, buttermaker
is in charge and there is no doubt
but what the new concern will pros
per. A farmers creamery is a bless
ing to any community.
Claire Smith and Peter Deml re-
turned from Lake City last evening,
Where Chey were IN attendance al
the state shoot of the National
Guard. The First regiment team
captured the honors, and the Third
regiment: of which Company G is a
part, secured second place. VIM. V.
Sanford and Claire Smith, two of
Company G's crack riflemen, partici-
pated in the shoot.
Ed Hall of Wyanett was a Prince
ton visitor Tuesday and called in at
the Union office for chat. Mr.. Hall
and his wife and family recently &C
companied Axel Bengtson on an au:
tomobile trip to A1binsville, St.
Michael, Osseo, Robbinsdale and
Hanover, and he stated that from
INQUIRIES made along the route he