The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-31
Sons of Veterans

daily invited A. \. MAXIM. Com.
Sons of Veterans
CUSTER CAMP. No. 46 Division OF Wtscon-
sin. meets end and 4th Tuesday evenings
Of each month i'm Trade & Commerr" BLDG,
Visiting brothers heartily welcomed.
d. ID. pEN%NORE. Captain.
JOHN ORR. lNt ScrEt. +. +. EVANS, q. VI 5.
Superior Circle. ladies at G.. 4. x.
circle meets First Monday in each month
III Central Parl, NJ F. church.
Mrs MARY c. REYNOLDS President.
MR~. HIRAM HAYES. sen. Vice President.
Mrs. ). VI. RTGGLES. Secretary.
Mrs. \. \. MAXIM Treasurer
Miss Ada Lingham is il st. Paul
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Railton left Sunday last for
Marquette.
Don't forget to raise the Stars and
Stripes next Saturday.
Saturday night, October 3lst, many
a maid will test the powers of fate.
Miss Jennie Listman who has been
IN St Paul visiting friends has returned
home.
All true Republicans should stamp
their flags with the pictures of their
leaders.
Miss May Whitney Is i'll and her
grade of work at the Nelson Dewey
building is in charge of Mrs. Lynch.
Two immense elevators valued at
more than a million dollars were de-
stroyed by fire in Chicago one day this
week.
Mrs. W. 7. Hartley has returned
from Northwood Her mother returned
with her and will remain through the
winter.
Let every one take the trouble to
respond to Mr.. Hanna's proposition,
and decorate their homes and places Of
business on Saturday.
William Erickson was brought into
the city Thursday from David Dobin's
camp, having received serious injuries
by the falling of tree.
One Of Whitney Bros scows struck
a snag in the harbor Thursday ant
sunk 1t was reported that one mar
lost his life but this was not 50.
The "Old Homestead company
was greeted with a magnificent audi
ence Monday evening, and the com
panv gave most excellent satisfaction.
The Misses Jewel and Annie Ken
ncdv have decided to close their home
on Thirteenth street for the winter
and have taken rooms in the Descen
block.
The members of the Minstrel com
panv are putting in all their spare time
practicinc, and they promise muci
better entertainment this year thai
last.
Tommy King the popular clothing
merchant of the East End has beer
having more than his share Of punish
ment lately, having had several GOO
sized boils on his face and neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine Lord of Cor
don. Wis, who have been in the eas
visiting friends for several months
| have returned home, and are now /
Superior for a short stay with friends.
\ Hallowe en- party will be give
this evening, at the home of Clarenc
/ and Marion Banks. About twenty -fiY
Young people will take part in ia
games and tricks which always forr
part Of the program at party on TIN
night.
james Ruff, a brakeman on log
cing tram at Partridge, while making
coupling had his head caught and badI
crushed between the cars. lie wa
brought to this city Thursday and
under the care of Or. Connor. 1t
not expected that he will live.
Ben Warren, a sailor, working o
the steamer Vanderbilt, had his lie
crushed Thursday while at work. II
was taken TO St Marks hospital "hei
Or. Shehan treated him. Mr.. Warren
home is in Sauce, ont.
A pleasant reception, in spite OF IL
disarreeabie weather which prevaiieI
was given at the home of Col. and Mr.
Hiram Hayes Tuesday evening IN hone
of Rev. Barton, rector of the church
the Redeemer. and his mother, Mr.
Barton Of st. Paul.