The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-12-07

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| right here in later Clearin' BALDwIy.
Mrs. 7. w. Shackleford entertained
at her home in Central Park Thursday
afternoon.
Parties owing ice boats are busily
engaged getting them in trim for the
winter coasting.
"A summary of President Cleve-
lands message to Congress will be
found on our first page. Read it.
Mrs. Martin Pattison entertained
large number Of friends at Fairlawn
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
The mail carriers are making ex-
tensiye arrangements for their annual
ball to be fiiven during the holidays.
John r. Davis, of Brule, came up
this week to attend the meeting of J. d.
Robe post &. \. r. We lnesday even
ing.
We have just received at this office
some new samples Of fine corrcspon-
dence stationery which We will be
pleased to show you.
The trials of Drew, Ennis and
others on the charge of gambling came
up Tuesday and were again adjourned,
this time to Monday, Dec. 9.
Mayor Howe on Thursday signed
the resolution of the council to employ
Pope & Perrin to assist in bringin5
the suit aaginst the water company.
Mr.. George Leader. well known
here, at one time city editor of the Min
neapolis Penny Press, now of the
Tribune, visited friends here this week.
DR. Parker on "Wednesday paid into
the city treasury something over 81, 900
the amount due from him on the basis
of the settlement made Tuesday night.
The peanut hunt social at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Pickering last
Tuesday evening was attended by a
large number and very pleasant time
was had.
Mrs c. H. Payne, of Trempcleau,
Wis, accom- panied by her son: Winnie,
are visiting with tn the family of Mr.. f.
VI. Williams. They will probably spend
| the winter here.
Misses Ida and Carrie Mills left
| Wednesday TO join their mother at
| Winnipeg where they will make their
future home They were accompanied
| by Mrs. Harry Mills.
The physics class of the Nelson
/ Dewey High School. underline guidence
of Prof Bowman, inspected the pumps
at the water companys pumping sta
! ton one day this week.
Mr.. Richard PhiIbrook of the East
| End and Miss Lottie Walker were unit
| ed in marriage Wednesday morning at
St Adams Episcopal church, West
| End. Rev. Edward Warren officiating
A large number of young people
or all sections Of the city are consider
ing a plan for forming q skating club
and opening rink at Central Park, Tor
/ the use Of members only. No detinate
arrangements have been made yet.
The great boy soprano. Master
/ Haw kins jacobson of Duluth, will sing
at the Church of the Redeemer Sunday
evening. lie will sing Handels
Angels Ever Bright ami Fair" and
Not Ashamed Of Jesus" by banks.
Come and hear him
The standing of the several con-
panlcs of the Wisconsin National
Guards was announced Tuesday. Ac-
cording to the report the Fon du Lac
Guards. company +, second regiment
stands at the head, with company G
First regiment. the Governors guards
second.
F. J. Schuster, sexton Of the Ne
madii cemetary. was arrested Wednes-
day on a warrant sworn out by the
health department, charging him with
permitting body TO be buried with
out the proper permit from the depart
ment of health. He was allowed TO 60
however. with renrimand.