The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Whitmore, Mr.. Jack
Wilson and sister Miss Belle, at dinner
! Wednesday evening.
Captain Newton, Mayor Stark
weather, City Attorney McIIugh and
little son Edward are visiting at Camp
Douglas for day or two.
Mr.. George Cable, of Connecticut,
cousin of City Engineer Banks, came
up on the passenger steamer Japan and
spent day with friends here.
Mrs. Strickland and adopted son
W. b. Lowrie left our city the first of
the week foa Spokane Fails where they
expect to reside in the future.
Miss Lillian Russell sustained a badly
spralncd ankle the other evening while
out learning to ride a wheel. She will
probably be laid up some time.
Miss Mayme Bradshaw returned
from Tower last Friday, where she had
been visiting for several days, and is
now with friends in Eau Claire.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John
BafdOn has been SO very sick that they
were obliged to come over to this side
of the bay for medical treatment
Mrs. A. b. Black and children, Ed
gar and Olive, who have been visiting
in Canada for several weeks with the
Findlays, are expected home Monday.
Miss Anna Williams who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton
| Mason for several weeks, expects to re-
turn to her home in Washington, d. c.,
sometime the coming week.
Mrs. Barton, of st. Paul, mother of
Rev. Barton of the Church Of the Re
deemer, is visiting her son and will re-
mann couple Of weeks, and then to-
gether they Will visit Buffalo, N.Y.,
| their former home.
Miss Sarah Elsesser expects to leave
| in q few days for her home in York
! Penn. Miss Elsesser has made a host
of friends during her stay here and will
be greatly missed by the young people
| who have met her.
Mr.. Ed. Eartle of st. Paul, surprised
his cousin Mr.. Joe Foltz this week, and
| spent day or two looking over Super
| ior Mr. Eartle has not been in Super
| Tor before for thirty years or more, and
was very much surprised as well as
! pleased TO note our wonderful growth
| Mr.. George Hughes, who has been
! -, ,I,,. i
| Fort Leavenworth for the past three
years. returned home this week and
| has decided not to re-cnlist, but will
| devote his attention to the business of
| the firm of Hughes 4 Son, of which he
is Il member.
john Crawford, brother of Assist.
City Attorney Crawford, and Miss Mar
| garet Driscoll, sister of the latter's wife,
were married at the church o the Sacred
Heart, West end. on Tuesday morning
by Rev. Father Fardy.
Thirty nine Young ladies and gen
tlemen attended the teachers examina-
tons before CountySuperintende
Crownhart, at the Broadway school the
first of the week. The result will not
DE known for few days.
"A host of our people are planning
TO 90 next week to the e. A. r. en-
campment at Buffalo, Twill be pleas
ant trip and we advise everybody who
can arrange to go, to do so, especially if
YOU have never been there before
Rev. lngham, pastor of the Itasca
Methodist church, Will exchange pull
pits with Red. Tull Sunday next, both
morning and evening Mr.. Ingham is
and we predict that all who hear him
will enjoy ms sermons.
About thirty men working in the
West Superior Lumber COMPANIES mill
on Connors point, struck for higher
wages on Monday. and not receiving
the raise walked out, in consequence of
which the mill was closed down. The
company had contracted to get out {,
100000 ieet Of lumber for Graham &
Horne, of Fort William. Ont.
A TCoc man who had been without
food for several hours called at Mr..
Manwaring's Monday evening, and
after eating heartily started away, but
was overcome with fatigue and fell
fainting at the gate Medical assistance
was hastily summoned and as soon as
possible the man was removed TO the
hospital where he Is beng properly
cared for.
-Mavor Starkweather signed seven
orders on Monday for salaries of police
men he had refused to pay, in obcdi-
enCe to the order of the court. lie re-
fused to sign the ORDERS oI 0ecie'a'H
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