The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-09-23


PRINCETON UNION: e
Eddie Maggart returned last Mon
day evening from Valley City, n.
D., where he has been employed buy
ing cream the past summer and
spring.
The Methodist. Ladies' Aid society
will meet with Mrs. J. McMinn next
Wednesday afternoon. Officers will
be elected and a good attendance is
desired. ~
Mrs. G. 0. Moore returned last
week from Hutchinson, where she
attended a convention. Mrs. Moore
also visited Mrs. Verge Hatcher at
Hopkins before returning home.
A representative of fire insurance
companies was here last Monday test
ing the water pressure of the village
tank. The pressure was found to be
IS pounds, which is ample for all
purposes.
President Bryson of the Mile Laos
County Agricultural society left for
Mora last Tuesday evening to visit
the Kanabec county fair. Mr.. Bry-
son will also visit the Anoka and
Cambridge fairs.
For sale at once, dining table.
chairs, a small buffet, book case,
couch. dresser, iron bed, range, a
hard coal heater, some kitchen uten.
sils and Mason jars. Mrs. J. Zim-
norman, Princeton. 4O-ltc
Walter Peltier and Frank Bibeau,
who in company with David Bibeau
of Anoka. put in about two weeks
rusticating at Mile Laos lake, re.
turned last Friday evening. They
report having had very ENJOYABLE
time.
The Princeton base bail team
will close the season at the Cam
bridge fair tomorrow, Friday, when
it will oppose the fast Braham
aggregation. Braham has lost but
one game the past summer and a
fast game should result.
A marriage license was issued at
the office of the clerk of court yes
terday to Mr.. Emil J. w. Dalchow
and Miss Helen E. Hoett of Prince
ton town. Invitations are out for
the wedding which will take place
next Thursday, September 80.
The Union regrets that Governor
Hammond was obliged to ride over
that newly graded stretch of state
road in Greenbush on his way to St.
Cloud last Saturday. That piece of
road ought to have been graveled be-
fore the rainy weather set in.
The balance Of First street from
H. -Newbert's corner to the First
National bank, is being graded.
Princeton is getting some crushed
rock now, and it begins to look as if
this street, which has been torn up
almost all summer, will soon be com
oleted. = - -. :. "a. ~.
Reuben Swenson, VINO has been
employed at the store of the G. A.
Jack Drug Co. the: past couple of
years, left the first of the week for
Kansas City to enroll at the veterin-
ary college at that place. He is a
bright young man and will undoubt-
7dly make good.
Harold Galley leaves tomorrow for
Cambridge, Mass, to enter upon his
Junior year at Harvard university.
He has made an excellent record in
his studies at that we'll known insti-
tuition of learning, and there is no
doubt but what he will continue to
do so.
DR.. r. D. N. Springer of DR..
Kline's sanatarium: Anoka, will be
in Princeton at the Riverside hotel
from Saturday evening to Monday
at train time, October %,
"a and rs. Eyes examined by electri-
city. He will not be here in Sep
TENDER. 39-2tc
Mr.. Walter Peters of St. Francis
and Miss Nettie Braton of Princeton
we're united in marriage at the NJ.
Il. parsonage last Friday evening by
Rev. E. B. Service. The bride and
groom have the best wishes of large
circle of friends for a lonr apd h,nnv