The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-11-05
"Parents Day"

"oA wan iSSuie LII great ROOus anu lllaI
among other things better under
standing between teacher and parents
will exist. Last week WAS the first at
tempt at the plan in the Nelson Dewey
school and yet several people respond
ed IN person to the neatly written notes
of invitation prepared by the children
But by Thursday of this week the day
selected by Miss Cookery and Miss
Christie as parents day. interest had de-
Teioped to such an extent that some
twenty-five people visited these grades
and observed the regular work of the
teacher as we'll as that of the pupil.
At the conference held after the chill
( dreh had been dismissed many good
suggestions were made and thoroughly
discussed, and some will no doubt be
adopted.
Tuesday evening the Mems club of
the Congregational church held their
annual cold water banquet at the West
Superior hotel. Each member was per-
mltted to invite a friend, and we I'M
derstand there were present about one
hundred of our most prominent bust
ness and professional men. After de-
! llghtiu' supper, several toasts were re-
! sponded 10, attorney McHugh, presi-
| dent OF the club acting as master of GER
emonies, made fowery and happy
| opening address, and then called upon
Professors Snow, Harvey, Frazier and
! one or two others who pleasantly en-
tertained the guests for an hour or two.
This club is fast gaining in popularity,
and is already great power for good IN
our midst, its members striving to raise
the moral and intellectual life of all
with whom they come in contact May
their numbers never grow less.
The marriage Of Miss Caroline
Hendrlckson to Mr.. Sidney MILFORD
| Hanchett has been announced. and will
take place at the home of the bride,
Wednesday afternoon, November 9th.
Miss llendrickson is we'll known in our
| city. having graduated from the West
end high school some SIX wears ago.
| and since leaving school has worked in
the Register OF Deeds office, and is con-
/ sicered one of the most capable and
! efficient assistants in that office, where
she will be greatly missed by her asso-
! ciates. reception from Z 80 until ten
will be held at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Q. Hendrickson,
| 1l07 \. Thirteenth street, West Super
| Tor. The cards say the young people
will be at home in West Duluth, Mimi,
after December first. The TINES offers
its congratulations little in advance,
in order that there may be no mistake
about their getting there.
We feel sure that our friends and
! patrons will over look any short COM
ings in the great and only", this week.
The TINES force has been celebrating
in a general way the return of Co. app
and in special manner the home COM
| ing of Serg't. T. R. Christie the able and
efficient foreman and business manager
of the TINES office, whom we have
greatly missed during his absence of
six months service for uncle Sam Toms
many friends both here and elsewhere
Will be glad to know that he returns in
good health and spirits. He leaves the
| first of the week. if permission is grant
| ed, for short visit at his old home in
Wlnnebago City, MIMI, and will then
return and assume old place in the
| TINES office, where he will be glad to
! q. bath oil Nd
! ances.
Manager Marsh of The Grand al
ready one OF the most popular theatre
managers in the Northwest, won fresh
! praises for himself when he invited the
| boys of Company Il" and all other sol
| der boys in the city to attend the per-
| Torrance of Dorothy Lewis in the play
Of 'Alone in Greater New York" We'd
nesday evening. 1t is needless to add
| that every boy who was able to be out
Of bed attended the show and enjoyed
! it immensely, and one and al are loud
| in their words of praise for their royal
entertainment.
| The TINES hastens to correct an
| eiioi WHICH, dp pedItu III ltS laSt issue.
| The personal regarding Mr. Howard Bal
! ley stated that he was studying law with
| Mr.. Perrin, while, in fact, he is already
full tiedged lawyer, having graduated
some time ago, and was admitted to the
| bar before coming here. He simply
has desk room with Mr.. Perrin, and
will assist that gentleman with his large
and important business.
-. little Porto Rican boy about
eleven years old, whose father and
| mother were killed by Spanards, has
been adopted by Company I, and for
| the present is making his home with
Sergt. Fred Russell The little fellow
is bright and happy. and seems quite
contented with his lot. He has been
/ busy ever since his arrival handing out
tickets bearing the picture Of Mr.. Rus
sell, with the words "vote for Fred
| Russell for Register of Deeds"
The charges preferred against Mrs
| Richardson republican candidate for
County Superintendent are being in
vestigated before Judge Vinje this af-
| ternoon.
Remarkable Rescue.
| Mrs. Michael Curtain, PlainfeId, Ill.,.
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she