The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-11-16

w men or ladies to travel in Wisconsin for
established reliable house, Salary $3.50 and
expenses Steady position. Enclose refer
enCc and self addressed stamped envelope
| The Dominion Company, Third Floor, Omaha
Bldg, Chicago Ill.
John A. Bardon, r. J. Wemyss,
Chas. LOmas, J. a. Monger, A. G.. New
berg. J. Il. Agen, f. G.. Mills, w. +.
Hoehle, Fred Beglinger and w. c.
Brooks have been appointed by Mayor
Howe as delegates to the Northwestern
immigration convention to be held at
St. Paul November 10Th. The appoint
ment is in cOnformance with request
received by the mayor from the Cham
Der of Commerce of st. Paul, and the
delegates are urged to attend the con-
ventiOn as matters of considerable i'm
| portance to this city are to be discussed.
Rev. and Mrs. O. A. Britton were
happily surprised by large number of
friends on Saturday evening, it being
their silver wedding, having been mar
ried - wears. The friends had found
this out and came in regular surprise
party style, with well filled baskets of
dainty refreshments, and all had a
most pleasant evening and one long to
be remembered. Among the presents
was an envelope containing twenty-five
lyer dollars.
Mr.. T. c. Russell, the well known
| 1 ~,
West End, but living in Central Park,
died Monday, after few days illness,
of diabetes. The funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock
from the West Sixth Street Prcsbyte-
rian church, and was largely attended.
The Masonic order, of which he was a
member, attended in a body.
| Mr.. Grafton Mason was summoned
| to his former home, Washington, d. c.,
last week, by telegram announcing
! the death of his father, from acute
! pneumonia. Mr.. Mason was verv
! old man and it was feared that he
would not be able tie withstand this
| dreadful disease, and thus it proved.
! The TINES extends its sympathies to
the bereaved family.
Mrs. c. O. Gage and Mrs Frank
/ Van Derzee gave an elaborate reception
at Green Bay at which very dainty re-
! treshments were served. The next day
several of the ladies who attended be-
came i'll. What caused their illness is
unknown, but physicians are of the
opinion that it was due to something
that had been used by mistake III pre-
| pairing the luncheon.
The Superior Minstrels played to
"standing room only" at Marquette
last Saturday night, and judging from
the hearty applause which followed
every number the entertainment was
highly appreciated. The boys returned
Sunday morning, very tired but greatly
pleased with the trip and the manner
in which the good people OF Marquette
had treated them.
We have heard many well informed
men say in the past few days that $, o0C
worth OF improvements to the court
house would make a comfortable place
for several years to come, and this was
not the time to think of taxing the
people for a new $4,000 or $4,000
build. ng.
I onight, at the Sixth street Presby.
terian church the Mems Sunday Even
ng Club will give social at which re-
freshments will be served free to every
body, and novel program will be
rendered which Will be very interest
ing.
We neglected last week to mention
the fact that Mrs. Jane Pascoe had &C
cepted the position of matron at the W
c. 7. I. hospital at the West End
Mrs. Pascoe will be missed by he1
many friends at this end of the city.
Work on the mammoth merchan.
disc dock and ware house Of the Omaha
Railroad company, on Allouez bay, i:
being pushed as rapidly as possible and
the contractors say it will be completed
about the first Of December,
The Trades and Labor Assembly
are preparing for a celebration in honor
of the liberation of (. Y. Debbs on Nov
-. \ torch light procession and
speeches at the Opera House will be
the principal features.
N-ANTER:-Seve trustworthy gentle
W men or ladies 10 travel in Wisconsin t''
, eStdbtl>htu rciluaIr house salary - ~