The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1901-12-21
ALLOUEZ.

Oscar Ely expects to sojourn a
month or two this winter across the
broad Atlantic within the realm of his
illustrious namesake. He will prob
ably sail on the palatial steamer
"Deutchland" of the Hamburg Line.
Business is brisk on the Youghio-
! gheny & Lehigh dock where all con-
cerned are engaged in furthering the
commendable project of keeping
people warm during this prolo nged
spell of zero weather.
w. R. Hallam, who has charge of
the ore trimming business on the
Eastern Minnesota docks during the
season of navigation will probably &C
to the Pacific coast again, this winter,
in search of new adventures. If there
is any one on earth who enjoys new,
scenes and adventures after a seasons
grind it is the genial Billy, but he
don't always tell us all about his ad-
ventures in the "Wooly West"
Anthony Lally, Stephen Timbers.
Oscar Ely, Sidney Leamon, w. R. Hal
lam and Victor d. Yonck are the pro-
! minent names mentioned from which
selection may be made to Ali the
vacancy to be created by the proposed
resignation of Supervisor Buchanan.
Thos. O'Mally has been rendered
the position of Assistant Master Me-
chanic for the Washburn. Bayfie Id &
Iron River Ry. He may decide to
accept.
Ailouez wants good barber to To-
cate here and stay here the year
round. 1t is little dull during the
winter months but a first class man
can make enough money playing pen
ny ante to keep his razors out of pawn
till navigation opens.
The Catholic residents of the trans
Nemadji, Of which there are many,
have under consideration a PROPOSE
ton to raise funds for the construction
Of church at Allouez. There are
scores of Polish and Belgian Catholics
who are obliged to walk two miles to
attend services at the East End
church.
The Gopher Club, an association of
Allouez young people, will arrange
| for series of social gatherings to in
clude dances, evening sociables, card
parties. etc during the winter.
The South Shore West bound freight
arriving at Allouez about IL p. m. Last
Tuesday, ran down two deer just west
of South Range, killing one and injur-
| ing the other 50 that it was easily cap
tured by the crew. The deer we're at
tracted by the headlight of the loco
motive.
WHAT THEY WOULD LIKE.
The TIMES man talked to a few
prominent Allouez citizens about
what they wanted for Christmas this
year and found that their acquisitions
upon Santa Claus were very modest.
Alderman Barry would undoubtedly
like to have the old man assure him
that he will not be opposed for the
Democratic nomination next spring,
although he don't say so in so many
words.
Alderman McCauley would like as
surance that his public policy since
last April has been thoroughly under
stood and approved Santa Claus has
Macs name on the white list.
Supervisor Ed Buchanan would like
to have the goo0 will of the people
and abou one half of the income that
he is accredited with having derived
from the job during the past year or
SO. Santa may see that Ed. gets the
good will all right, but he ill have to
see Mr. "McJuncticn' about the in
comes.
Andy Sullivan, the popular police
man, don't seem to care whether
school keeps or not, but he would
like the butcher and grocer to take
an order on the city for his next
years supply, or would like to have
. Santa Claus pay his taxes before
Christmas.
All MIR. Olmstead wants is a little
more of the same with an assurance
that there will be more coming.
Fred Hertline says: 81 van. efery-
ting vich ISIS coming to me even if
hat to 60 mitout it," while jim
O'Mally says: 81 want no dom thing
: at all at all, unless get it unanimous
with full consent of one half the PEG
pie prisint at the corcus."