The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-03-06

to-day Tor Wilmington. Ohio, to attend
the funeral Of the latter's mother, who
died few DAYS ago in Los Angeles. Cal.
William P. Walsh has secured the
contract handling the freight passing in
and out through the flour and merchan-
/ disc dock Of the Eastern Minnesota rail-
way
D. y. Parker, cf New York, has
bought the assets Of the Superior Ma
! tIoDal bank for sum sufficient to paw
accrued claims with interest and all
costs.
Miss Amy Railton was given a sur
prise party last Friday evening by her
family. About twenty young people
were invited and a most delightful time
was had by all.
The report of the public library for
the month Of February shows, total
number of books given out, 4,205; books
delivered at stations We're: 4, 224: C..
269; +, 50; total, 702
II. III. Grace, Col. Carl C. Pope,
Judge S. n. Dickinson, Judge c. r.
Fridley, City Attorney Green, Y. II. V.
Gard aud ". r. FOLEY returned from
Madison on Monday.
eTwenty-fve sidewalk contracts were
let in Superior last year, costing Sc. 443,
POSSESS being assessed against the pro-
perry benefited, the balance coming
out of the general fund
Ole y, Ritan, Of Cumberland. has
bought two lots next to the Broadway
High school, paving - 800 spot cash for
them. He viii erect one or more build
lngs on them Immediately.
A social dance will be given under
the auspices of North Star Lodge No.
ll2 A. O.U.W., on Wednesday evening,
March l., in the hail Of the Agen block,
cor. Tower ave. and 9th street.
Lilly, who was DISCHARGED at the
Circuit court Wednesday, was immedi-
ately re-arresieI on a similar charge
that Of taking indecent liberties with
two little girls in South SUPERIOR
The report of the Superior Board of
Public Works shows that there are
~ miles of paving and planking in the
city, Il miles being added during the
past year, and the total cost is 81 ,2G7 PSI
The first number of The X Raw"
school paper published by the stu
dents and teachers OF the High school
at Mon Grove, Wisconsin, is upon our
table, and is very creditabIe produc-
ton
The ladies of the Richelieu hotel
gave q party last Monday evening in
honor of Miss Daley, Of DeyiI's Lake,
). D., who returned home on Tuesday
after an extended visit with Mrs. II. NJ.
I Lynch.
Harry Rogers has received the $500
appropriated by the state to the Doug
las county fair Mr.. Rogers is treasurer
of the association and is now ready and
willing 10 pay all premiums outstanding
and unpaid.
The total cost Of maintaining, re-
pairing and cleaning the streets of SUI
perlor for the past wear amounts TO
95S1G.4l, made up as follows: pay roll,
s7.9I5.S3: lumber, S160.45; tools, sol So;
sundries, 5000.
An effort is being made to release
Frank WInchell, Who was sentenced
few weeks ago to $50 days in Jail tor
breach of the game law. 1t is claimed
that there Is no authority in law for the
sentence imposed.
Mary Critics, East end, was granted
Il divorce from her husband, Albert
Critics, in Superior court, on Monday
last. She retains possession of her only
child and Is to receive an alimony of
SO year to support it.
The ladies' of the South Superior
PRESBYTERIAN church Will give % be-
lated" picnic this Friday evening. The
affair viii be held in the building next to
the Cerveney store. supper will be
served and an entertainment given.
A meeting of the Superior teachers
was held in the assembly room of the
Broadway High school on Monday.
Supt. Deufeld, OF Duluth, gave an adj
dress on THE School. It's Creed and
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-NIIIheim Manson, the little son OF
Swan Manson, who was Killed py tram
or the Terminal railway, on Saturday
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