The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-02-22

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The Irishmen of the city are arrang-
mo for Il banquet to be held at the
Vest Superior hotel on the evening of
March II.
William r. Foley of River Falls,
Wis. is a guest of his nephew, Assist
tant District Attorney w. r Foley at
tile Euclid
VIM II Graves and family who re-
-led at 277 West 18th street moved to
Duluth Tuesday, where Mr.. Graves is
employed.
4 number of Attorneys. from this
alty are in Madison this week attend
ing tie supreme court which is in SEES
sion in that city.
Assistant District Attorney w. r.
Foley went down to Madison Monday
evening on Supreme court business.
lle returned Thursday.
Supervisor Of Assessors, p. E. Brad
shaw, was in Madison this week at
tending a meeting of the Supervisor Of
assessors for the different counties of
tbe state The meeting was called by
TIE state tax commission.
northern Lodge No 339, | O o. F.
aaye decided to give a grand ball on
Monday evening the 18th of March,
81 Patrick's Day. The arrangements
are already under way.
Attorney T. E. Lyons of the firm of
Culin, Butler & Lyons, was in Mad
i,on his week arguing the case of the
Northern Trust Company against
former Sheriff Snyder before the su
preme court.
4. Ledermann has in the show win
dow Of his shoe store a model of an
English light house. 1t is a fine piece
ol workmanship and was executed by
Harry Hath, one of the older resi-
dent. Of the city and the first chief Of
police.
l sad accident occurred at the home
ef James Goodman, West End, We'd
uesday evening The mother had left
atub Of water on the floor into which
their little two year old son fell and
VAS drowned while she was il an ad-
coming room
Judge Vinje Tuesday sentenced
VIM. Wall and Chas Shields two pris-
oners from Barron county, to three
Years ii the penetentary at Waupun
Il hard labor. They plead guilty to a
charge OF burglary
4 number Of our subscribers have
dropped in this week and renewed
their subscription, but there are
others We would be pleased to see.
glancing al the printed label Oh
your paper you will see how your ac-
count stands.
There is a probability that Matt Con
faN, former patrolman of the city
Hna veteran of the Spanish Ameri-
can var will be appointed to 4 posi-
lion on the police force in Washing
rom, d. {. Matt was endorsed for the
position by Old Company l. at the
meeting Saturday evening
Ihls week stranger who gave his
Hame a. Anthony Bruellette, applied
and was admitted to St. Francis hospi
taI, suffering from an attack of Fry
~pilas from which he died Wednesday
afternoon. The remains were sent tC
TINS former home III Illinois yesterday
George W Nanderslice, superinten
dent Of the Northern Pacific railway
was in the city Tuesday. He was look
ing over this division of the road witt
i view of accepting the position as
superintendent, recently vacated by
L L Brown, which has been rendered
to him.
The remains of John Collins who
died Saturday at Lake Nebagamon
was brought to the home of his sisteI
Mrs. L. kenniff, 172 West Seventh
street, this city. Services were helC
Wednesday morning at ST. Francis
church, and interment at the NemadJ
cemetery.
The following prominent gentlemen
from out ftown were in the city thu
week attending the sale of the Con
solidated land companys property
James B Kerr, ST. Paul council OF tn
\. 2 Ry; Charles P. Spooner, Mil
Waukee; \ t. Sanborn, Madison; Vic
tor Guillon, Philadelphia; Jonn I'll
Hammond and II. w. Turnbull n. \
When Mr.. G. A. Parker, manager o
The James Mill company which playe'
the war drama Barbara Freitche" a
the Grand Thursday evening, was /
the city completing arrangements 70
he appearance of his company her
Is a benefit for the Porto Rican boy
Francisco Cogaco, he presented tn
numbers of Old Company | with
cash donation of $50 for that worth
purpose.