The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-01-11
SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1902


p. j. Railton spent few days the
past week at Gordon.
Mrs. VIM Schuster entertained the
Ladies Aid of NJ E. on Wednesday
afternoon
Ne-go- quay council are arranging
for calico ball to be held the
last Of the month.
Stensrud is offering to give ticket
on a S35. sewing machine for every
dollar cpsh purchase Of groceries.
Mr.. and Mrs John Murphy and
children spent Friday and Saturday of
last week in Two Harbors.
Mrs. c. w. Crosby and children
passed few days last week with her
mother and sister in Duluth.
The Superior bona salts that were
TO have been tried in the Uoited States
court this week have been postponed
untIi Jan. q.
Miss Nellie Russell who has been
spending the holiday at her home
here has returned to the Wisconsin
University at Madison.
The home talent minstrel show is,
we are informed, an assured fact A
preliminary meeting was held We'd
nesday evening when the matter was
talked over, and a rehearsal will be
held next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred j. Chamberlain
of Puyallup, Wash, are visiting his
sister, Mrs. E. E. Brownell Mr.
Chamberlain is general manager of
the Lorraine Copper Mining company,
of Hoquiam, Wash
Will the party who sent us a few
items last week from Wentworth
kindly write again and SEND US their
name as we would like 10 arrange
with them to continue the correspond
ence.
A large amount of property of the
Consolidated Land Company is adver-
tised for sale in this issue of the
TIMES. The sale will take place at the
front door of the court house on Feb.
18th.
Mr.. and MRS Schuster entertained
Monday and Tuesday evenings of last
week about one hundred of their
friends, it being their twentieth mar
riage anniversary and they received
many handsome pieces of china.
At meeting of the council held
Tuesday evening Alderman Ennis of
water was impure before it went into
the filter, and a mmittee was APP
pointed to investigate.
r. d. McEwen who in company with
his sister Mrs. w. I. Dickinson have
been visiting their old home near
Montreal, Canada, during the past
four weeks returned to their home in
this city Wednesday.
If you wish wedding invitations or
announcements, remember that we
do this class of work In an artistic
manner that can hardly be told from
engraved work, or if you wish a
neatly engraved invitation we shall
be pleased to receive your order.
The East End fire department was
called to Central Park Wednesday
morning TO subdue a small fire under
tho hrI1nn OF I
where few loads of manure had been
placed and the fire is supposed to have
been caused by SPONTANEOUS Combus
ton.
The many friends of Major Ed
mund R. Otis will regret to learn that
he has been in very poor health since
winter set in and is in feeble condi-
ton, but manages to be in his office
nearly every day. It is hoped that he
will soon recover and enjoy life for
many years to come
Alderman Tiedeman is again push
Ing his pet plan to repave Tower Ave.
with cedar blocks. We should think
that the past expense the city has had
with this kind of paving would be
sufficient. Remember the old adage
what is worth doing st all is worth
doing we'll"
Mr.. Daniel Sully left an Eclectic
Magazine in the dining room at the
Narragansett Hotel in Providence.
AS he returned for it, he was met by
colored waiter, who said: "Is dis
yore Epileptic Magazine. Mr.. Sully?
Mr.. Suily says he nearly had fit as
he replied in the affirmative.
The Duluth Gun club came over
Sunday to show the East End Gun
club boys how to hit the bulls eve.
When the score was tailed the Zenith
ties were las points in the rear, and
as forfeit they paid for an oyster
supper which was served up in fine
style at the Brunswick restaurant, In
two weeks the East End club will 90
over the bridge and the Duluth bows
hope to be able to reverse the score