The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-02-01

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Brule. 3.
The Broadway pupils have decided
to follow the example of the Nelson
Dewey High School and issued the first
number of monthly magazine to be
known as the Mirror" one day this
week. The editorial and business staff
is composed of the following young men
and women:
Editor in chief-Randolph S. John
SOD, 96.
Literary editor-Jennie Z. Clithero.
| '9G.
Athletic editor-Lorne Noodle, '97.
Society editor-BIanche Herzog '97.
/ Local editor-Florence G.. Wright, '9S
Exchange editor-James Trumbull,
! 1899.
Associate Editors Frances McCarry,
'99, Philip S. Robertson, 9S.
Business Manager-Earl D. Pillsbury,
| SO.
Assistant manager-Hector r. Swift,
'96.
The following jurors for the February
term of the Circuit COURT were drawn on
Tuesday: K. S. Denham, NJ Kom-
mers, j. +. White, James d. Whitney,
A. {. BOland, Joe Schwalbe, J. A..
lsaacson, l.. j. Hoolihan, William
Tiedeman, Joseph NJ. LeSage, James
Gum, John Rediman, Paul Diecheau,
J. j. Jones, Louis Il McChesney,
| Demos GOuge, +. {. Rasmussen, August
Johnson, Ted Sabin, James Henderson,
Gust Johnson, w. Z. LaRay, Joe Terry,
William Young, A. B. Lusk, James B.
Collins, q. L. Sterling, Gust Wiberg,
George K. Hughes, Aaron Craig. Alfred
Bengston, James Chisholm, Robert
Niche, C. G. Hammer, L. D. Newton
| William Wernney.
Mrs. c. L. Catlin entertained the
/ following ladies in most charming
manner on Thursday afternoon. Inyi-
tations read Bring your thimble and
also the oldest photograph you have
of yourself" The last part of the re-
| quest furnished so much amusement
that very little work was accomplished
and with vocal and instrumental music
! by Mrs. Hurd, Misses Bradshaw and
| Coburn, delightful time was had
| Dainty refreshments were served
| Those attending were, Mesdames
Howard Thomas, w. B. Banks, Thos.
| Shackle ford, l.. c. Barnett, VIM. List
III H4ypS = Il FRA
Brooks, Paul Wood, L. II. Hurd, /. w.
Burhans, ". B. Perry and Misses
Healy, Listman, Winslow, Coburn,
Freeman, Lewis and Bradshaw.
Mr.. f. II. Pearl, a young man who
has been in the employ of Manner *
Fowler for some time, was arrested in
St. Paul few days ago at the request
of Mr.. Manner who charges embezzle-
ment to the amount of several hundred
dollars. Mr.. Pearl was very much sur
prised when arrested as he had told
Mr.. Manner that he would pay back
whatever money they found due them.
The young man has the sympathy of a
host of friends who are positive that he
is innocent of the charge and a number
of people were on hand to furnish the
necessary bond for his release from
jail
The Epworth League of the First
NJ. F.. church enjoyed sleighride
Tuesday evening. 1t was perfect
| night and the party numbering about
thirty four enjoyed the customary tip
over which is always on the program,
but this time resulted so disastrously to
! tie conveyance that the party were
obliged to take the street car home
from South Superior.
Why didn't Aid Brennan extend
his bridge over all tue tracks in the
railroad yards? 1t also seems strange
that the bridge was not made strong
enough to accommodate teams. 1t is
now just as impossible as ever to reach
, the people living down in the vicinity
| of the docks and railroads with
groceries and delivery of any kind.
AT the session of the school board
| held Tuesday, several matters of inn
| portance were taken up and settled,
among them, ordering of flags and flag
| poles for every school house in the city
| The resignation of Mrs. /. ". Burhans
| from the board of visitors was accepted
and Mrs. Irvine l.. Lenroot was ap-
| pointed to the position.
| Lands amounting to Sixty-eight
| THOUSAND nine hundred and thirteen
acres and valued at $4,000 were trans
/ ferred to Frederick Weyerhaeuser by
/ the Omaha Railway Co. and the deeds
/ filed on Saturday This is undoubtedly
I the largest transfer recorded in a good
many years in the registers office.
Aid. Brennan should have a tower
/ built on the yiaduct which he SO sue
cessfully engineered through at the
| West End People who have been
there say that a fine view of all the
surrounding country could be had lfthls
/ little addition were made.
/ 1t would seem from the number of
| conventions to which Superior and
Douglas county will send delegates that
every man with political aspirations
might be given a start on the road to
/ fame by being chosen as delegate or by
the delegates as candidate for office.
TINEs-Two Papers. One Price s2-SESrISEL.
James 5. Richie has force of men
at work overhauling the brick dwelling
on Fifth street. near Becker avenue.
He will put in new foundation and
new front besides other Improvements
/ transforming the structure into bust
ness building.
/ The L. A. :. ofthe Sons of Neter-
ans will give a Snow ball Social nj the res
/ idence of Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick, l1oo