The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-12-06

next Sunday afternoon promptly at 3
O'Clock in the Grant opera house.
The county board will meet again
next Tuesday at their rooms in the
court house. There is a large amount
OF unfinished business to come before
the board at this meeting.
(, Thomas Bardon of Ashland was
business caller in the city this week
p. j. Railton who Las been in Cor
don during the past two weeks re
turned 70 his home here Thursday.
The East End dramatic club are ar
ranging to place a war drama on the
boards in a few weeks. There will be
100 persons in the cast, and it will be
under the supervision of L Alvord
the well Known theatrical manager.
Active young man wanted. Good
wages, State age ana references.
Geo. Adams, General Delivery.
There ore but very few cases of
Scarlet fever at the East End, and no
new oues developing. The strict
quarantine enforced by the board OF
health thas nearly stamped out the
disease in the city.
Attorney MS Bright was in Chicago
on business this week.
BY next week the new spur to the
site of the proposed Great Northern
ore dock at Allouez will be completed
and ready for use. Timbers and other
material for the construction of the
dock W i'll be hauled over it,
Hard Wood For Sale at
COREY BROS. LUMBER co
Prices Right. Phone 353S.
A petition is being prepared to be
presented to the county board next
Tuesday, asking that the board pro
vide for the construction of road to
open communication more direct with
the newly settled farming region be
tween South Superior and FoXboro
1t is claimed that 500 mile would
build a road snch as is wanted.
A great gift distribution sale is now
taking place at Ledermanns Shoe
Store and Schnittger's Haherda6hery.
Goods to the ammount of $40 are to
given away to their customers on New
Years eve, Every % cent purchase
entities you to chance. See their
advertisement on fourth page
The whats in Name" bid Euchre
Club met at the nome of MIR and Mrs.
Harry P Clark last Wednesday even
ing. Mr.. Stebbins captured the
gentlemen's head prize; Miss Anna
Kennedy the ladies head prize and
Mr.. Beznick the BOBBY prize.
Frank Russell who has been employ
ed is an inspector of government
work in the harbor during the sum
mer, departed Monday for New
Orleans. He has been transferred to
government work Of a similar charac-
ter for the winter.
The Mass meeting held Sunday
night at the Swedish Mission church
for the purpose of raising funds foi
the relief of the famine sufferers IL
northern Sweden and Norway, result
ed in $50 being contributed to the
cause.
Prof G. A. Donnelly, one of the nor
mails most popular and efficient pro-
lessons, will hand in his resignation
some time during this month to take
up the position of assissantstate sup
erintendant of schools to which ne
has just been appointed by Superin
tendant elect Cary
Forman Fred Dalles of the grea
Northern ore docks at Allouez bay
was hurt Monday morning lie wa
standing on a car Of ore WREN chun'
OF frozen ore became loosened an'
struck his leg, he sustaining com
pound fracture of the ankle
The Hebrews of Superior will buil'
new synagogue next summer am
are now working to raise the neece7S
airy funds 1t is planned 10 erect
$4,000 editice The present synago
que is much to small to accomodat
the congre CATION
\ young citizens league was organ
lied III the Teuth Ward Friday after
noon The following officers wei
chosen Diuco Thomas, president
Willie Powers, vice president; Her
man Hoffman, scrttary; Alder
Migalski, treasurer; Albert Alm-te7d
sergeant-at- arms. Prof King Who ha
taken an active Interest In formiu
the league, reports a very interesiin
meeting