The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1901-12-28
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1901.

Will Crumpton came up from Mad
ison to spend the holidays at home.
Attorney Howard Bailey attended
TO legal business in Ashland this week.
4 The public schools in this city raised
S66.7S for the Mckinley Memorial
fund.
Arthur Gillette is spending the holi-
day vacation at his home in Central
Park.
Ne gone quay Council No, 8 degree
of Pocahontas, held Masquerade
ball at Music hall last evening"
The new building on West Fifth
street soon to be occupied by Walter
Troianoski as market is nearing
completion.
Several from the East End departed
Thursday evening for Madison to at
tend the adjourned meeting of the
Consolidated Land Company.
A little son of Peter Denier died at
his home in Allouez Christmas. The
funeral was held Friday. Interment
in the Nemadji Catholic cemetery.
Miss May Whitney who has been
teaching at East Grand Forks, N. D.,
is spending the holiday vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Whit
ney.
A man by the name of Sullivan was
brought to st. Francis hospital yester-
day from lumber camp having been
seriously injured by log rolling on
him.
Gust Johnson who has conducted
the Delmonico restaurant at 279 West
9th street has Closed up and moved to
some point in Minnesota, where he
will try his hand at farming.
R. Webb has his building in place
Oh his lot on West Fifth street, and
when completed will make a very
commodious feed store for his fast in
creasing business.
Messrs Herbert T. Laffitte and Ted
Banks are spenning their vacation at
Chicago. They will visit several
other cities before returning, and may
wind up with q little trip out West.
In recent issue, by a mistake in
type we stated that Mr. and Mrs. J.
c. Merrell would spend the winter in
California The item sho uld have
read Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Morrell.
w. P. Barrett and son Jack of Fort
Dodge, Ia, are in the city for few
days visit with friends. Mr.. Barrett
was formerly superintendent at the
n. w. Coal Ry. Co. IS dock.
Conrad Kelley, chief engineer at
Omaha elevator on Allouez bay, was
called to Hurley on Christmas day by
telegram announcing the death Of
his mother.
l. j Otis who gained quite name in
Montana this fall for his humorous
drawings is now cartooning a black
board at the Brunswick. With daily
change of funny pictures he manages
to keep the patrons smiling.
The certificates of indebtedness is
sued by the city to its employees, are
of but little use to the holders at pres
ent, as the banks refuse to discount
them and business men have no use
for them.
Attorney Geo B. Hudnall held the
lucky ticket No. 49S that drew the
beautiful doll, and Alfred Sheasby
cid No. S43 and secured the sled
given by D. Scanlan to his customers
during the holiday sale.
Christmas day passed off very quiet
most of the stores and business places
being closed the entire day, and pro-
prietor and clerks enjoyed day of
rest which they were in need of after
the holiday rush.
Quite number of Superior teach
ers left Thursday for Milwaukee to
attend the meeting OF the Wisconsin
Teachers Association. President
Mcneil will take part in the discus
sion and Pro-. Lynch will read pa
per.
We are informed that the East End
mills are arranging to resume opera
tons soon after the New Year, but we
are unable to learn the exact date.
This will be good news to large num-
Der of men who have been idle for
some weeks past.
Mrs. lie Moyne, who was billed to
play at the Grand last Saturday night
in the First Duchess of Marlborough,
but who had to cancel her engage
ment on account of illness, gave c. A.
Marshall the positive assurance that
she would return to this city early in
January. This will be received with
pleasure by Superior theatre goers,
who were much disappointed at Mrs.
LIE Moyne's inability to appear last
Saturday.