The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-04-15
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Scion Perrin has returned from the
East
-Rev.W. Allison visited with friends
in st. Paul this week.
The final meeting of the old coun-
Gil will take place tonight.
Miss Martha Christie returned SUN
day morning from Madison.
President W. Il. Banks, of the First
National, is visiting in the east.
dredging work in the harbor is ex-
pected to commence next Monday.
Editor Carr, of the Nepagamon En-
terprlse, was III the city on Monday.
Henry Abraham, of the Oak Hall,
left or Thursday for West Baden, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Pattison are
or two.
j. L. Wenger. a former resident of
Superior, died recently Ill Phoenix,
Arizona.
Miss Grace Britton has returned
from weeks visit with friends in Min
ncapolis.
TX Supervisor Hanton will open a
real estate and loan office in tue Berk-
shire block.
L. B. Whclden and family have
moved into the Perry house, 3O1 West
Sixth street.
Patrick McCann has been confined
to St Francis hospital. 1t is feared that
he is insane.
The County board met on Wednes-
day and Thursday and cleared up the
year business.
Frank J. Matchette, of Milwaukee,
was shaking hands with his Superior
friends this week.
j. w TAYLOR has opened a land and
copper stock office in the Hughes build
lng, West fifth street.
Miss Bessie Tubbs returned Sunday
from the Twin cities where. she spent
the Easter vacation.
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Robert {. Hanna caUe up from
Minneapolis last Saturday and spent
Sunday with Superior friends.
DR.. X. Ct. Boone gave a series of
very interesting lectures at the Broad
wav High School building this week.
There was q small fire in the engine
room of the barge works on Wednes-
day, but no damage was caused to speak
OF.
The Eliza Shaw Guild will give a
calendar Social" next "Wednesday in
the Pattison building, 297 West Fifth
street.
The ladies of the W. K. c. will give
patriotic social at Agen hall, West
end, this evening. The public is in
vited.
We are indebted to X. Il. commits
sioner Graham l.. Rice for Il copy OF the
latest railroad map OF the state. Thanks,
Mr. Rice.
R. Dear, who bought the John
ston residence on the corner of st. John
avenue and Sixth street, is having 1t
repainted.
Miss Bertha c. kimball has gone
to Chicago, where she will receive in
structions from the eminent pianist
Godowsky.
DR.. Il. G.. Boone of the State Normal
| School at Nipsilanti, Mich, addressed
! the pupils of the Nelson Dewey school
/ Friday morning.
Mr.. Orris Ely. the popular basso of
! Col. Georges Methodist choir, has been
engaged TO sing at the Congregational
| Church, West End.
BIO. Gle was called TO his old home
4 IN southeastern Minnesota MonCay
/ by a telegram announcing the serious
! illness of his father.
J The ice in the bay is sOftenlng and
I tugs Will soon commence to break II up
/ 4 warm rain would do much toward
/ loosening UP the ice.
E. b. Manwaring jr., came home
I last Sunday, from st. Johns Academy,
| To spend weeks vacation at home.
4 He will return tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Dickinson re-
ioice over the arrival OF little son al
their home at 80 West Eighth street
/ last Monday the 10th inst.
Mr.. +. Booth. who was laid up fol
several DAYS with tonsilitis and grip
has been able to be about The store
part of the time this week.
The new st. Francis Navier 'hurct
choir, organized under the dIrectorsilE
of Prof. IL. Howell, will sing for the mrs
time at high mass Tomorrow.
The funeral of Mrs. John Bolt tooh
place from her late residence, w
Oikes avenue, or Thursday afternoon