The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-07-09
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Ben Hass spent the Fourth in Min
1eapolis visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Minnie Hagen and Mr.. Olson
If sOgilvie were Princeton visitors on :,
jhe Fourth
Mrs, E. W. Hatch returned from a
weeks visit to relatives at St. Paul,
Friday evening. =
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Engebretson and
amily passed the 4th of July with
friends at Monticello. "
The Security State Bank of Isanti "
las been converted into 1.-The First
National Bank of Isanti.'' 8
Miss Amy Bradshaw of Kansas 81
City, Missouri, is a guest at the n
nome of Mrs. Matte Mallette. :
Miss Harriet Reimann of Green h
oush left yesterday morning for il
Minneapolis to visit friends.
Miss Lila Reistau of Minneapolis b
came up last Friday evening and is il
visiting friends in Greenbush. ~. 2
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The Northwestern hospital is be- :.
ing re-shingled. Arthur Heath and f
e. E. Cook are doing the work ~ i
Harvey NJ. Holmes left for Milaca
evening on business con-
nected with his insurance work. \
Next Sunday the Long Siding and
Book ball teams will clash for su- .
premacy on the grounds of the first
named. +. - Ip
Ralph Carr, who has been visiting $
friends. and relatives in this yicin- fn1
ty, returned to Minneapolis on Z:
Tuesday morning. -5sTs - - - '~ -a+ rs
Mrs. B. Nelson Of Galesburg, Ill, =
arrived here. Monday evening and is
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Hoflander. =. 49, 1t
A good education opens the door to
paying positions. Secure your edu- II
cation at Mankato Commercial Col
ege, Mankato, MINI. Adv.
Mrs. H. F. Barker and two sons,
Blaine and Henry are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. R. D. Byers. They arrived
Friday evening of last week. d
There will be no ball game here
next Sunday as the Princeton team
plays at Milaca today and next Sum S
day they will rest on their laurels. v
]. H. Hoffman was Cambridge V
visitor the first of the week and
while there disposed of an Excelsior
motor cycle to Clarence Stoneburg. n
Marshal Blair gathered in a couple g
of DRINKS Friday evening and lodged -
them in the village lookup, where
they passed a safe and sane Fourth.
George Chalmers, formerly of :
Princeton but now of Minneapolis, =
came up Friday evening and visited :
in this vicinity until Wednesday
morning.
I. Wells of Minneapolis transacted y
business in Princeton Tuesday and q
Wednesday. Mr.. Wells is in the real
estate business and he was favor
ably impressed with agricultural con-
ditions in Mile Laos county.
A dance will be given in Fred
Foote'S new barn at Spencer Brook
next Saturday evening, July IL. =,
Good music and a good time No
smoking allowed on the premises. s.
Fred Foote, floor manager 29-1tp
Conrad Arnhold is enjoying a va
cation from his duties in Orion &
Kaliher's tailoring department.. He /,
left on Friday, accompanied by his .
wife, for Anoka, ST.. Cloud and other
places and expects to be gone about. +
ten days. Is
Let's make our lake view more at
tractive in appearance urges the !
Wahkon Enterprise. It is good adj
vice and should be favorably re- .
ceiyed. Make Mile Laos Ilake and
it's environs one of the show places
of Minnesota.
The Fourth of July was pleasantly
observed at Green lake j. last Satur-
day, and those present report that it
was an enjoyable event. Boating
and dancing were the main features. Il
The ball game between Karmel and
g, gaarm2 = resulted in q victory for .