The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-04-24
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DR.. HOFFMAN at Merchants hotel
Tuesday, May 20. le-tc
Miss Myrtle Nelson was here over
Sunday on visit to friends.
Leopold Kriesel of St. Cloud is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. Frank Smith.
Mrs. Geo. P. Creglow was visiting
in Minneapolis the fore part of the
week.
Miss Ella Stea1 ms was here from
Jasper on Sunday and Monday on a
visit to friends.
Miss Mary Galley was home from
her school at St. Benedict's for the
Easter holidays.
The Women's Relief corps will meet
with Mrs. Wesley Page on Saturday,
May 3, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
The schoolma ANS living out of town
ter vacation. The schools reopened on
Tuesday,
Miss Eva Pray of St. Croix Falls,
Wis, visited her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Klatt, and attended
the firemen's ball.
"The Iron Test" a circus serial
with Antonio Moreno, begins at the
Strand theater Tuesday, April 29.
Don't fail to see it. .- ,18-1c
Tom Olsen, the irrepressible base
ball fan, now with the First National
bank of Milaca, was here on Friday
visiting his old chums.
Cultivate around all shrubs and
herbaceous plants now. Get the grass
away from the roots so that moisture
can get in about the plants.
Most of the business houses closed
on Good Friday from to o'clock and
there were good attendances at the
churches. Banks closed all day.
am now carrying large stock of
various makes of shoes. Shoes bought
from me will be s<.wn free of charge.
Paul Hummer, Princeton Shoe Hos
pital. 1910
Mrs. Lillian VanAlstein and Lloyd
Anderson of Mora were here on visit
to friends Friday. Mrs. Wedgewood,
Mrs. VanAlstein's mother, is still in
Seattle.
Plant few Progressive or Minneso-
ia No. 1917 everbearing strawberry
plants this spring. They will fruit
this fall if the blossoms are kept off
till about July 1.
A dance will be given in the M. B
A. hall, Wyanett, on Saturday even.
ing, April 26. Music by Anderson's
four piece orchestra. Tickets $1.OO
Lunch will be served. 17-2c
=. "The Iron Test next Tuesday
April 20, is not only marked by circus
feats and extraordinary acting, but
as scenic production takes it's place
as one of the finest in screen history
18-1c
Anyone wishing to apply for doing
the work at the cemetery this season
will please put in a bid to the Civic
!. Betterment club at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon in the basement of thu
armory.
The Misses Jennie Olson and Clara
Levang, graduates of the Northwes
tern Bible SCHOOL of Minneapolis, will
have charge of the service at the Bap
fist church, Spencer Brook, next Sun
day afternoon, April r..
A marriage license was issued b.
NClerk of Court Garrison on Saturda,
to Werner Ingman and Lille E. Carl
son, both of Milaca. They were mar
ried the same day by Rev. Almer o
the Princeton Swedish Luthera
church. "
Onion thrips cause an annual loss l
the United States estimated at 81 800
900. Farmers Bulletin 1907 tells hoy
to control the insect. Write to tn
division of publications. United State
department of agriculture, Washing
ton, D. C.
Contribute your share toward tn
building of the new Congregations
church. Remember that this is HON
project-a project to enhance tn
beauty of the village. When contrib
uting go the limit of your ability. TIL
proposition is good one
April 81 is "Be Kind to Animals
Sunday, and ministers Of the gospt
throughout the country are asked b
the American Humane society to dc
vote at least small part of their sci
mon to the subject of kindness to an
mails and birds. This is a great de;
better subject than politics.