The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07


Miss Laura Pelletier, of the West
end. is spending few days with Miss
Gertle Frlel, Third and Nettleton.
Mr.. W. J. Robb expects to more his
family into their new home sometime
the coming week.
Mrs. Robb and six little children, of
Wlnona, Mimi, are in the city visiting
the family of Mr.. w. J. Robb, on Sixth
street.
Miss Isabel Christie is spending a
few days with the family of Mr.. J. f.
| Bishotf, who are enjoying camp life on
the Point.
Miss Maude Pelletier will return
from Chicago, where she has been
spending her vacation with relatives,
next week.
Mrs. Chapman and sons are again
in the city, stopping for few days on
their homeward journey from visit to
Michigan points.
Mr.. Dunbar Scott Of Iron Mountain
Mich, spent day or two this week
with his cousins Mr. Will Perry and
Mrs. c. l.. Catlin.
Mr.. S. f. Tubbs has been suffering
for several days with badly inflamed
eyes, but we are glad to say they are
much better now.
-Rey. Father Eustace has house
full of visiting priests from the south
| and east. who are enjoying immensely
our cool lake breezes.
Mrs. Manwaring, mother of Attor-
| ney +. 3. Manwaring, and little grand
daughter Miriam Shafer of Menomonic,
are visiting in our city.
Misses Laura Pelletier and Gertie
Friel, and Messrs. VIM. Arthurs and
Chas. Sanguine spent Wednesday on
Minnesota point picking, blue berries.
Alex Ogilvie returned Saturday last
from his vacation trip, which took in
| the Epworth League convention at
Toronto, and short visits to many other
eastern cities.
Grafton Mason and family and
| their guest Miss Williams, of Washing
ton ID. C., are enjoying camp life, as the
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bardon on
! Wisconsin Point.
! A large number of ladies picnicked
at Zenith Park Wednesday afternoon.
| 1t Was a beautiful day, and everybody
had good time, the party returned
late in the evening.
| Mrs. Wasgatt, of Winnebaeo city,
Mimi, who has been spending the sum-
mer with her son in Duluth. visited our
city to-day, Friday, and was the guest
of Mrs. Fred NJ. Williams.
Rev f. II. Wright, former pastor
of the First NJ. E. Church. but now TO-
Gated at Sparta. is spending his vacation
here, and will remain about two weeks.
Everybody is glad to see him back.
| Mr. McGee Of Amherstburg, Can
ada, arrived in the city Monday on
board the North West Mr.. MCGEE and
Mrs. Booth left Wednesday for Burnt
side lake where they will join the Pat
tlson family III camp.
We are sorry to learn that Rev.
Sills, now located in Dakota, is in very
poor health. Mr.. Stills will be remem-
oered by many of our people, and is a
brother of Mrs. r. V. Badgley. and mar
ried Miss Minnie Baldwin formerly of
this city.
A friend of Mr.. Howard Cundy re-
Gently received a letter from him in
which he states that he has an excellent
position, but is rushed to death with
business. Mr.. Cundv's many friends
here will be pleased to know that he is
satisfied with his employment.
| Mr.. Hartford and sister Mrs. Ball
with her three small children, and
Miss Jessie Ball, of Kansas City, are at
The Euclid visiting their cousins Messrs
Harry and Ed. Austin. The party will
leave to-day Saturday, on the North
Land, for tour of the lakes. This is
their first visit to the head of the lakes,
and they are loud in their praises OF
our delightful summer weather, and
promise to bring with them next year
host of other people who always seek
cooler region for few weeks during
the summer months.