The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1901-12-14
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1901.

Editor Carr of the Nebagamon En-
terprise was a visitor in the city aud q
pleasant caller at the TIMES Office
MOI day.
The young people of the East End
enjoyed pleasant social hop in the
Descent hall Monday evening.
James Bardon Esq, after business
trip to Madison and other points in
the state returned to his home here
Wednesday.
d. Scanlan's store is full of toys and
holiday goods, and looks as though
Santa Claus had made it his head
quarters.
The ST. Paul Company have large
crew Of men working on their new
coal dock at the West End.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Trainor died Tuesday morning
at their home on West 7th street. The
little body was laid to rest in the
Catholic Cemetery.
Superior IS experiencing the first
genuine winter weather this season,
the mercury registeringi3O below this
morning, the lowest mark for Decem-
Der for years.
O. A. Britton, left yesterday for a
visit in Central Wisconsin points.
j. NJ. Morrissey, of the Duluth South
Shore and Atlantic railway, returned
yesterday from Marquette, Mich,
Harry Briggs is in the city from the
Ranges visiting his parents MIR. and
Mrs. E. Nj. Briggs. Harry is we'll
known here having been prominent
member of old Company 1.
Manager Marshall has booked first
class attractions for Chris tmas and
New Years Matinees at the Grand
Full particulars next week,
Do not fail to notice the grand holi-
day sale advertisement of the Boston
store on the fourth page. Mr.. Erlarson
quotes very attractive prices that will
certainly be very interesting to our
readers. Read the advertisements,
then go and secure the bar gains.
Large corporations are allowed 10
tear up walks, and for weeks cross
ings are INSTRUCTED, and no complaint
made, but when business man finds
it necessary to drive on the old plank
walk in front of his place of business
in order to load heavy piece of mer-
chandise, he is hauled into police court
and fined. Was this done 10 uphold the
majesty of the law or to save the
horse of broken leg by breaking
through the old disgraceful plank
walk that graces the East End?
The theatrical season was opened at
Music Hall last week by three nights
engagement Of the Stuttz New York
Theatre company, who gave four en-
tertainments including one Matinee.
The company was first class and
greeted by large audience each eve
ming, and Manager Alvord is to be
congratulated for securing this fine
company for the opening Of the new
hall They were secured for return
dates in the near future. The ha.
with its new scenery presented very
handsome appearance, although the
stage is rather small, but We are in
formed this is to be enlarged which
will make Music Hall popular play
house.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
NJ. E. Church VIII have a Christmas
sale on Saturay afternoon Dec. 21st
in the room of the Euclid occupied by
Miss Swanstram, the Milliner. The
sale will include fancy and usefu
articles for Christmas, a full sssort
ment of cakes with the usual variety
of good things including nice candies
The local members of the Consoli
dated Land Co. attended a meetin,
held in Madison last week. They re
port the matter progressing rapid.
and the expectations are that the re
organization will soon be an accomp
lished fact The meeting was ad
iourned until the 10Th.