The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-12-18


Brown, Copeland & Co., West Superior,
left for England on Monday afternoon,
and will return to Superior in the spring.
Mrs. Mundv, who has been visiting
her daughters here for the past two
years, will leave right after Christmas
for New York, where she will visit her
son.
john Swanson, Of the Steel Plant,
fell from the top of the Eastern Mime
sofa car repair shops, on Tuesday, and
received wounds from which he Will be
laid UP for some time.
Geo. and Ed. Precious, brothers of
Mrs. Henderson, left Wednesday for
their old home in Canada, where they
will spend the holidays with family and
friends.
Miss Lulu Pickering left Thursday
evening, in company with Mr. Harry
Austin, Tor Lake Mills, Iowa, where she
Will spend the holiday vacation. Mr..
Austin will go to his home in Missouri.
painful accident the other day, while
playing about the house. She ran up
to the stove and took hold of one of the
doors, burning the inside of her hand
severely.
-Rev. O. A, Britton has been con-
fined to bis bed for two weeks past from
Ia of
ent writing is no better, though his at
tending physician hopes for change
for the better within few days
Rev. Peck, who has been supplying
the pulpit at Itasca since conference,
has been appointed to one of the best
churches in South Dakota, at Hill City;
AS yet no one has been appointed to
fill the vacancy at 1tasca.
The Dorninion cabinet is consider
ing proposal to amend the criminal
code, SO as to prohibit continuous BIZ
cycle races. Last weeks New York
race is the cause of the action of the
government.
tee on water and light went to South
Superior and tested number of water
mains at that end of the city. City En-
gineer T.. B. Banks and Chief Kellogg
accompanied the committee.
Foreclosure proceeding were com
menced by F.Challs +. Amberg against
the Consolidated Land company on
mortgage for $500, on an order from
the United States Circuit court for the
Western district of Wisconsin.
An effort is being made to unite the
congregations of the Church OF the Re-
deemer and st. Adams, whereby one
clergyman could oiiiciate alternately in
the two churches, and thus save ex-
pense to the congregations.
Ben O. Gile has the material on the
ground for a flour and feed store on the
corner o ith street and Becker avenue.
The building which formerly stood on
the corner has been removed next door
to Ford's saloon, Becker avenue.
The play. THE Prince of Iskan-
der" by Frederic Warde, and his eX-
cel!ent company, was greeted by large
and enthusiastic audience, and the new
managers Of the opera house can but APP
precar" the fact that good attractions
are what the Superior people want.
Rev. \. L. Tul has invited J. y.
Robbie Post, q. A. r., to attend the
services at his church next Sunday
evening. An appropriate sermon Will
be delivered and special music has been
arranged. Every body is cordially IN
vited. Seats free.
Only 500 Duluth to Dawson CITY,
Alaska, including bunk and meals, and
800 pounds baggage. For full informa
ton call on or address.
A. W. kuEHNow, p. A.,
dps 42S Superior St., ID uluth, Mimi
Remember the farewell concert to
he given by Miss LaStclla Scion, in the
Pilgrim Congrcg ational church. On Mon
day evening, Dec. 10Th, She Will be
assisted by the leading local talent of
city, including Miss Frida Burnscn and
Mrs. Delano Smith.
subscriptions have been started for
the establishment of a hospital 1T Daw
son city. and Millionaire Mcdonald, Of
that cItv, has headed the list with the
sum of go ,OO0 1t will be in charge of
the Sisters OF Charity, and $50 dollars
viii buy ticket good TOR one year.
Those Wishing to buy Christmas
gifts should not be carried away with
the idea that they can purchase them
cheaper elsew here than they can at ID.
ScauIan's store, East END. He has every
thing in that line. AMI if YOU give him a
call YOU viii be pleased with the result.
Mr. VIM. NJ. Gill, one of the popu
lar Young atrornevs of the East End,
and Miss May Van Iderstine were mar
ried by DR.. Bolton of the West End
"Wednesday evening. Only few IN
yited friends were present. The newly
married couple are now at home TO
their friends at the East End. The
lines extends congratulations.
AT the annual meeting OF the Com
mercial club, on Tuesday evening, the
following officers were elected: PreSl-
dent, Scion l.. Perrin; vice president,
Dtlano Smith; treasurer, George
RnIph. Board of directors. George H.
Hi-lop. J. d. Finn, William Billstein
The election was followed by banquet
III the dining room.
A fine specimen of an Arctic owl
was captured by sam Johnson. of the
barge works. 1t was perched on the
mast of the Northern Queen, and after
liavin. ieen wounded by a shot from a
rifle IN the hands If .Iamea O.Cnnnor