The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-03-15

II NJ. Gill has purchased the lot on
W4st 5th street which is now occupied
IN II. Troranoski's meat market.
The steamer, Boomer Girl, and
superior are to part company as she
goes TO Marquette as an excursion
boat from that port.
q. A. Stensrud has erected small
binding near his store on West Fifth
street for storing agricultural impi-
ments that he has for sale.
Hunter has opened bicycle
repair shop i'll the building formerly
occupied by Gust Johnson is a res
tqurqnt on Fifth Street.
ID net miss The Passion Play" the
most unique and interesting moving
picture presentation yet produced.
Al ST. Francis ChuLch, Monday eve
ming.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs Chris
tain Rown made them pleasant sur
prise party last evening at their home
2-9 West Fifth Street.
The arc light at the corner of West
sixth and Becker Avenue has not been
trimmed and burning for several nights
the past week.
The Republican caucus for the first
ward will be held at Fire hall Oh
Wednesday evening of next week.
Every voter should be present.
Ii il expected that there will be at
least 800 present at the annual ban
qu,l III Tie nish- Americans 10 be held
at the West Superior hotel Monday
evening ana promises to be the largest
in the history of the society.
There is still chance on the Tower
Ave. paving proposition for fight.
The matter is now in the hands of the
board Of public works. This body has
gwen twenty days notice that it will
hear complaints this afternoon and
the members of the board will be III
session for the purpose of hearing any
and all complaints.
Amos Guenard, who was i'll the en-
pIoy of the Webster Manufacturing
Co. at South Superior, was killed We'd
nesday evening by being struck by a
passenger train on the Northern Pa
cifc as he was driving across the
track,
Preparations aIe completed ard a
large number of tickets have already
been sold for the dance to be held
Monday evening at Music Hall by
Northern Lodge |. O. O T. and the
committee i'll charge will leave moth
ing undone to make the event a
pleasant one for all in attendance.
The convention for nominating city
Ulcers VII be held at city hall next
week The democratic Wednesday
and the republican Thursday after
noon 1t IS to be Hoped for the bene-
iii 81 the city that the best men will
he placed in nomination.
August Zachau lost about $500 worth
OF ice harvesting tools last week.
They were left on the ice after he had
stopped work and during the night
Tile ice was carried out into the lake
where it is supposed it must have
been broken up and the tools went to
the bottom as they have never been
found.
fine ladies' basket bali team of the
Normal school left Thursday night for
Minneapolis, where they Will play two
games Of basket ball Friday they
played the ladies' team of the Univer-
SHY of Minnesota at the unive rsity
gymnasium and Saturday night they
viii meet the ladies' team of the Cen
trai high school at the same place.
There will be preaching services in
the Central Park NJ Z. Church on
Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock held by
Jessie T. Searlas, pastor. If agree
able 70 the people there the services
viii be held every Sunday afternoon
at the hour above named. The Sun
day School which heretofore has been
at 3 o'clock will be held at O'Clock.
They hope by united effort to be able to
build up a congregation for religious
worship, to be maintained permanent
Iy IN this community. y cordial invi-
tation is extended to all TO meet with
ua and to aid III carrying out this much
needed work.