The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-02-04

WILL AA"il3 o"ola1Ody 0VculuS, E0U-
ruary 6. You are invited. 7-1tp
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
will meet with Mrs. A. e. Hayes
next Wednesday afternoon.
P. Fl. Stay of Glendorado trans
acted business in Princeton last
Thursday, and was pleasant caller
at this Office
Mrs. S. P. Skahen was passenger
to Minneapolis Monday morning, be-
ing called to that city by tile serious
illness of her father.
Sheriff Shockley has fitted up the
petit jury room in the court house
as an office, and is now in position
to transact his business more expedi-
tiously than ever.
Representative Edw. Indrehus of
Glendorado was a passenger to st.
Paul Monday morning. He reports
that the work in the house is pro-
Sl6SSllB SluOOUIlly.
About As tubs of butter we're
manufactured at the Princeton Co.
operative creamery for the week
ending Tuesday, and 80 tubs were
shipped to the eastern market.
Alonzo Raiche and Ralph Grow
left on Monday for Missouri, where
they expect to enroll as students in
Conception college. Rev. Fir. Will
lenbrink accompanied the young men
to the school.
The Frank Wallace residence in
Baldwin was destroyed by fire Fri
day morning. The loss is estimated
at $1,000, and only $500 insurance
was carried. Most of the household
furniture was saved.
The Dalbo Department. Store takes
an entire page in this issue of the
Union, calling attention to a special
sale it is conducting. Some low
price are quoted, and the ADVERTISE
ment is worthy Of perusal. -.
Frank P. Morneau, H. F. Mann
and I. f. Potts stopped over in
Princeton short time last Thursday
while autoing from Minneapolis to
-Wahkon. The gentlemen report that
the roads were fair despite the snow,
The Citizens band will give con-
cert and dance at the armory on
Thursday evening, February II.
Princeton has an excellent band,
and they are entitled to a generous
patronage. All should endeayor to
be in attendance at the concert and
dance i
New advertisements for the follow
ing firms appear in this issue of the
Union: C. Fl. Nelson, C.. A. Jack,
A. r. Allen & Co., Orton & Ka-
liner, Dalbo Department. Store, j.
H. Hoffman, Galley Hardware Co.,
and Bardin's Stables All are we'll
worth reading.
The potato movement has been
more brisk the past few days, and
hundreds of loads have been mar
keted here of late 1t is estimated
that about 200 loads were marketed
in Princeton yesterday. The prices
quoted elsewhere in this issue are
a few cents higher than those of last
week.
Leo Kleeman of Ashton, Iowa,
who has purchased the Buckingham
farm in Wyanett, arrived here last
Monday evening, and has moved his
household goods onto same. His
wife and family will join him next
week. Mr.. Kleenan is successful
farmer and will be welcomed to this
section.
Chas King was agreeab1y surprised
last Friday evening when about forty
of his neighbors and friends invaded
his residence. The evening was
pleasantly passed-card playing be-
ing the main feature of entertain
ment. Lunch was also served and
the event was thoroughly enjoyed
by all present.. -, ~.
Last Friday evening about thirty
friends of Miss Barbara Young sur
prlsed her, the occasion being the
18th anniversary of her birth. Dane
ing constituted the main amusement
feature Of the evening, and deli
clous luncheon was served at mid
night. A thoroughly enjoyable time
was had by alhpresent.
Cautious.
is she going to marry the young
man who saved her from drowning?''
Il think so.' 7
But is she sure that he is able to