The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-05

night, and for time it was thought he
would not recover, but we are pleased
to say he is quite himself again.
Judge Cough has gone to California,
called there, We understand, by the
Illness Of Mrs. Clough. The many
friends Of Mrs. &. in superior trust that
ere this she is on the road to recovery.
President Whitford, of Milton Acad-
envy, addressed the Normal students
Thursday morning, and congratulated
Superior upon her present schools, pro-
nouncing them equal to any in the
country.
In connection with the supper to
be given the evening of Nashington's
! birthday, Feb. 22d by the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the First NJ. f. Church many
novel, ornamental and useful article.
will be offered for sale.
The lecture, The Boy and His
Sweethear,s." given by Prof. Walker,
o. the Normal, in the assembly room of
the school building, Friday evening
last, was enjoyed immensely by large
number of people.
/ The concert given under the aus
/ Dices of the Mems Club of the Congre-
gatonal church, West end, Monday
7 evening, under the direction of Prot.
! Root, of Minneapolis, was grand sue
cess and musical treat.
Mr.. Bozvanski. MAYOR of Chippewa
Falls, died in Chicago few DAYS ago
from an operation. He was q man of
sterling qualities, and prominent and
/ highly respected citizen, and Will be
universally incurred.
j Misses Gertie and Bertha Friel en-
tertalned a few friends on "Wednesday
evening, among them being Miss Allie
j Eennlmorc, Lizzie Wall, Madde Rail
! ton, and Mr. IL. I. McPhlllips, the lat
I ter entertaining the company on the
! piano.
+ "A Eastlund, grocer and butcher,
Thompson avenue, is adding twenty
,cet to the length OF his store and rai--
ing 1t another story. We are pleased to
note this evidence Of his increasing
! business and prosperity, and wish him
continued success.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Chas L. Catlin gave
a very enjoyable chiidren's party, Mon
/ day afternoon, Jan. 3lst, III honor of
their son bud 'ey's third birthday. After
romping ana nlaying gaines of various
4 Il. a
supper was served to which one and all
did ample justice.
The patrol wagon was up from the
City hail On Tuesday night locking for
our two East end aldermen, they, with
others, having failed 10 answer the roll
call at the council meeting. They were
not at home, however, nor could they be
found, though they were in the council
chamber before the meeting was called
4 TO order
! The Street Eepdcrs Carnival, to be
given under the auspices of the Eliza
i Shaw Guild of the Church of the Re
/ decmcr, Feb. :, s and 8 -Mondav, Tues
day and "Wednesday evening. O. next
/ weck-in Maryland hall, IS going to be
one of the most novel as well aS enter
tanning entertainments ever given in
the city. Don't fail to attend
( thereafter the J. y. Robe Post will
! hold their meetings the pa and 4th Tues
( days Of the month in the Redmen :
hall, 29l West Fifth street The time
of meeting las been changed to accom-
mediate the country members, and
make it possible :or them to get home
before Sunday, and when the dates
were changed, that ncccssitated a move,
as the Green hall vas engaged for every
other night. Remember, veterans,
+ these changes.
The Gitchee Gummee tribe of I'm
proved Red Men viii 60 to the West
end Monday evening. where the West
end tribe Will initiate about twenty new
members. This will then make about
one hundred and twenty active mem
bcrs o. the Organization in this part of
tie city. twill not be long, we under
sand before this lodge Will have their
uniforms and necessary paraphrrnalia
aah viii then proceed to put he mem
brrs through alone.
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