The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1901-11-30
SATURDAY,, NOVEMBER 80, 1901.

Mrs. Eva Hamen spent IMAM RSSlV-
ing with friends in ST. Paul.
Miss Gersha Vosberg spent Thanks
giving with sister in Shell Lake.
Another case of small pox was dis
covered Wednesday at 1921 Cakes
Ave. West End,
There will be a two weeks holiday
of the public schools in this city from
Dec 20, to Jan. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs James Bardon spent
Thanksgiving Day with their daugh
ter in St. Louis.
Champ Green, who has been at Cor
don for some little time is again at his
home in this city.
The first Grand Masquerade ball of
the season will be held at Music hall
next Wednesday evening.
John Bardon has been in Gordon
for few days past, looking after his
business interests there.
The fire is still burning in the Fl & L
docks at the East End, and large
amount of coal is being consumed.
The Superior Normais defeated the
fast Aitkin ball team, at the latter
place Thursday to the tune of II to IL.
NJ r. Branley returned last Monday
from St Cloud, Mimi, where he spent
a week looking after some property
interests.
We have added several hundred
new names to our subscription list
within a short time, and each day new
additions are made to the list.
Rosewood Camp No 1915, NJ W. \. |
will give thei" second annual masque-
rade ball at DESSERTS Music Hall on
Tuesday evening, December 81.
The Steamer Boomer Girl is locked
for the winter at the Daisy Mill dock.
She will undergo considerable repairs
and be in trim for next seasons eXcur-
sion business.
Most of the business firms formerly
on Second street have moved upon
West Fifth street and now the build
ings are following That is right come
up where the business is.
The Rettoway Club, a newly organ
lied dancing club, gave the first of q
series of six or eight parties which
they will give this winter. at Descent's
Music Hall last Tuesday evening
\ little four year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Brochure died at their
home on Second street Monday, of
pneumonia. The funeral was held
Wednesday and interment in the
Catholic Cemetery.
Tie rummage sale held by the la
dies of the First NJ. =. church added
about SO to their treasury. The bal
ance of the goods not disposed of
were donated to Mrs. Pascoe's Or
phanage at Central Park
Most of the rubbish has been re-
moved from the streets and the ears
are now making very good time to the
West End, there being but very little
waits at the switches. With plenty of
cars the East End service would be in
very good shape.
Superior has enjoyed beautiful wea-
ther for several months past. While
the residents of other places have
beeu wading through snow or mud
the streets here have been dry and
the weather at fine as o2e could ask
for
Capt Roberts, a member of the
local G. \ R, who has for years been
hight house keeper on Wisconsin
Point, has been assigned TO duty at a
lighthouse little below the 500"
lie has been given the privilege Of re-
naming here until spring.
A. j. Heath the cigar manufacturer
is meeting with big sale on his popu-
lar brand CITY Of Destiny" which is
pronounced by all smokers to be one
of the best cigars on the market. He
expects to add extra help to manufac-
ture this cigar to keep pace with his
orders
The third annual meeting of the
Lake Superior teachers association
Is being held at the Blaine high school
building. There is a good attendance
and much interest shown By those in
attendance, The meeting opened yes
terday morning by an address of vel
come by Superintendent B. B. Jackson.
The Methodist ministers of this city
are making, or rather have made,
quite d reputation as deer hunters.
The Rev. Mr.. Patton. of the Cumming
avenue NJ. L. church, succeeded in
getting one magnificent prize. The
Rev. Mr.. Deniston, of the Fifty ninth
NJ. l.. church, was more fortunate and
broughi in two fine deer as the result
If several days hunt.