The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-08-15

quested to return the same to the TINES
office or to the undersigned and receive
reward. :. j. JOHNSON,
Agt Mark Paine Lumber Co.
NoTE-The above loss was by mistake
advertised in the Leader as a SD p. O.
Money order.
Mr.. VIM Pember, well known in
this city, and formerly clerk in the
freight department Of the Omaha L. f.,
and now Of St. Paul in like cupacity, is
in the city for 4 short time to escape
the intense heat of that city, and We
are sorry to learn that his health is very
much broken by too close application
TO business.
The policeman's picnic which has
been several times postponed will posi-
lively be given at Fond du Lac Tuesday
August 18th. Trains will leave w,-t
Superior at 9 \. NJ, so p. N. p. NJ. and
will return at $40 p. N. and 1900. We
all hope that the weather will be fine
and that a large number of people wilI
attend.
N-Dr. II. II. Smith Is about the hap
piest man in town, ali because of the
arrival of nice little daughter at his
home The Young lady arrived III time
TO have received mention in our last
issue had our reporter been looking in
the Smith neighborhood for that kind
of news. We trust Doe will accept our
apology and we soIemnly promise to to
better next time.
We regret to announce that W. H..
Smith, well known tomost of our people
as Billy Smith, the popular deputy
register of deeds, has, owing to failing
health, decided to leave our CITY with
his wife and two little ones and locate
in Detroit, Mich. Mr.. SMITH viii be
greatly missed, especially from ON
musical circles. Charley kinsley Is now
filling the position just vacated by Mr.
Smith.
William kagcl, the young man
arrested on sunday morning for trying
to enter the store of Midbust the tailor
and who was shot while trying to escape
Detective Kelly, was placed under ar
rest Tuesday morning and is now il
! charge of the sheriff who was appoInte,
a custodian to watch him while he re
mains in the W. c. T. L. hospital. The
ball has not yet been found but tn,
wound is not a serious one.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bardon enter
tanned large party of friends at thei
summer home on Wisconsin Poin
! Wednesday, including Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Wagner and two lady friends O
4 Houghton, Mich, Mrs. Edward Me
Mahon, Mrs. Barry of the West end
and Miss SalIie Bright. Mr.. BardoI
took the party over in his little zach
and late in the evening brought then
all home. All report a delightful time
"A very sad accident occurred Tues
dav about noon at the draw bridge be
tween Duluth and Superior. \ litti'
boy i'm bathing was seized with cramps
and lust as he vas sinking Mr.. Brand
the bridge tender. saw him and jumped
= distance ofthirty- feet. to rescu
him. He reached the boy all right Uu
the child grasped him 50 tightly ina
they both went down together. Tn
body of Brand has been recovered.
49, - -=-,,-. ~, Iair.r r.a--a,
Al the expense of proud and happ,
father we almost always wish we wer
> man. but when a box Of candy take
the place of the cigars, We are NOR
than satisfied to be woman. JudG
Roberts is usually very thoughtful an'
considerable for ladies and knowing IN
.raIlantrv we expect box of choIc
chocolates when he RECEIVERS from III
own celebration over the arrival OF
new box on Saturday,
- man named John Nelson wa
drowned sunday afternoon IN In
waters Of Howard's Pocket. The T"'
hoat containing Nelson and MAJ
named NEartinson ami his little ioNT
vear-old son collided with toG' am
capsized, aud both men chung 10 tn
. boat. The child sank and the ia1he
found it at the bottom holding last 10
snar. and rescued it. When he cam
mn Nelson had Disappeared and up"
hsfnc searched for WAS found in ahou
IL feet Of water. tangled up IN sna2