The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-03-01
SATURDAY, MARCH l, 1902.

w. H. Patti5on and Thos, r. Christie
made a visit to the iron mines
at Ely, Mimi, on Wednesday.
Boys should use more care i'll play
ing marbles on the sidewalks. a large
plate glass window in the Star Grocery
co.'s store was broken by glass
marble this week.
The TIMES office is prepared 20 print
campaign cards and caucus tickets on
short notice. Candidates should call
and see us before placing their orders.
Fun. Fun! Fun! ''Wive5 of Wood
men. or what insurance did for Mel
liua", Music Hall Friday Eve. March
nth Admission % cents.
G.. II Bird has sold the house at 127
West Fifth street to B. F. Cross of
West Superior, who will remodel the
same after which he will occupy it.
Ogden H. Hammond the new presi
dent Of the Consolidated Land com
pany will hereafter be a resident OF
tie East End and will make his nome
at the Euclid.
4. 4. King, who conducts a gents
furnishing store at 2S3 West Fifth St ,
has Just received his stock of new
spring goods. He has the latest thing
in hats which he will be pleased to
how you.
B NJ Payton of the Superior bank
returned this week from an Eastern
trip He was in New York during the
recent blizzard that visited that city
lie found plenty of snow and much
disagreeable weather and was pleased
to get back home again.
Where are those weather prophets
who during the past week have been
quoting that old adage about "March
coming III like lamb and going out
like a lion" There is certainly moth
ing very lamb like about this weather
The reception to the friends of the
Presbyterian Church Sunday School,
which was TO have been held at the
church Friday evening was postponed
on account of the Storm. 1t Will be
held next week.
Assistant District Attorney VIM. r.
Foley left Friday evening, over the
Northern Pacific for Portland, Oregon,
on three weeks trip. He will also
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other prominent cities.
Mrs. Margaret Carabin of No. 400
West Fourth street, died at ST. Fran
cIs hospital last evening of Dropsy of
the heart. Funeral will be held at St
Francis church Monday and the inter
mcnt will be i'll the Nemadji Catholic
cemetery
The arrangements are well under
way for the St. Patrick's Day dance
and supper to be given in Music Hall,
March Il, by Northern Lodge No. 339,
l. y. .. +. The committee III charge
promise the best of Music and a fine
supper.
1. Anderson has recently purchased
the property known as the Travellers
Home on West Second Street, and
VIII demolish the old building and
move the Scandal house TO this
location. lie intends to enlarge the
house this spring and will when com
rieted open first class hotel.
Fun! Fun Fun! "Wives of Wood
men, or what insurance did for Mel
yina," Music Hall Friday Eve. March
9TH. Admission % cents.
I'll. W. Turnbull and J II. Hammond
of New York who were here in the
interest of the reorganization of the
Consolidated Land company departed
tor their homes Monday evening.
+. l.. Brown who recently resigned
his position of superintendent of the
Superior division of the Northern Pa
cltic TO take a position with the Mon
tana Central left Saturday morning
Tor Great Falls, Mont.
The Ladies AID Society of the NJ. f.
Church will hold Dime Social in their
church on Friday evening, March =
\ pleasant feature of it will be an old
fashioned spelling school, choose sides
and spell down, which is repeated by
the request of many. Refreshments
will be served. From all indications
there Will be a large gathering Of the
people. Come early. The invitation
is TO all
Colonel and Mrs. James II. Ager
celebrated the thirty third anniver
sary of their marriage Saturday. \
large number of friends gathered al
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nc
Henry, SIS John avenue, and pro
ceeded to the Agen residence, where
an enjoyable evening was spent al
cards. Many congratulations wert
accorded Mr.. and Mrs. James II. AgeI
and all had a most happy evening
MIR. Agen is one of the prominent rea
estate men in the city and president
of the 100000 club