The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1901-08-31

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was visiting friends here this week.
The Normal school opened Monday
with about the same attendance as
/ last year.
Alex Laverty moved his family this
week from 7O7 Becker avenue TO the
West End where he is employed.
Capt. Johnson OF the East End Fire
department, who, with his family. has
been spending his vacation at Cor don.
returned to his duty this week.
Mrs. Catlin, this week moved TO
/ minneapolis, where she will make her
nome IN the future. Her many friends
I here regret her departure.
West End business men will build
another street arch. 1t is TO be locat-
ed at the corner of Sixth street and
Tower avenue and will cost about
$500.
! Inc hunting season opens next week
and they are busy al the county clerks
office issuing permits TO carry a gun
with privilege 70 shoot the same at
wild game.
Hannah E. Paulson and Henry Lee
Sart, both of Hawthorne. were united
IN marriage Thur day evening, by
Justice Of the Peace Z. r Otis. at his
office III the Northern oIock.
E. G. ErIanson has added to the
capacity of MS dry goods store by
erecting a hanging galley with shelv-
i@g above, winch VIII DC great con,
venlence III handling his large stock.
Miss Isabel Christie returned Thurs
day morning from Grand Rapids.
Mich, where she hi , been for the
past TWO months, attending the Grand
Rapids kindergarten training school.
the Red Mems band had fine time
on their moonlight excursion around
the Horn. Thursday ev ming. The
evening vas delightful one with a
1ull moon, and a jolly party Oh board.
Hi. Henry's famous MINISTRIES will
open at the Grand Opera house this
evening. The company is composed
OF 81, al white, star performers. and
the leading minstrel company OH the
road
i. \. Miller and family Of Crooks
ton, Mimi, We're guests Tuesday at
F. K. Fuler'o Mr. Miller was a for
mer teacher of Mrs. Fuller, under
whose instruction she graduated.
Ihey were on their way to buffalo.
The stores in general all over the
city Will be closed aIl day Monday
Labor Day" giving the proprietors
and clerks holiday. Our readers and
Others wishing groceries, etc, should
lay in their supply today.
For the benefit of certain subscrib-
els We wish 10 state that all who are
IN arrears on their subscription ac-
counts must settle the same with the
present publishers, they having pur-
chased the subscription books and
accounts.
There vas considerable excitement
during the fire Wednesday, although
the rain was falling, the street was
crowded with people. Chief Kellogg
drove from the West End in nine min
UteS alter receiving the alarm, which
was rather fast driving for three miles.
j. H Walters of Star Prairie, who
during the winter of $3.50, carried the
mail by dog train between Superior
and Big Buffalo Falls, now known as
" ausau, was in the city this week
with the \. .. /. W visitors. At the
East End, which was the only town at
that time, ne failed TO find a single
familiar land mark of forty years ago.
! Mrs. Ma bel Couklin. National lee
turer Of the W Z. T. L, will be in the
city from the SIN TO the 18Th of Sep
TENDER and VIII speak in the West
End, on the subject OF National Purity
Mrs Gonklin Is a speaker Of national
reputation and al who can should
avail themselves OF me opportunity of
hearing her. On Sunday the Sth, she
will lecture to men only, in Odd Fell
lows nall.
Property owners have put in a
protest to the repaving of Tower
avenue and especially with cedar
blocks. Would it not be economy
when the repaving is to be done to