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

Thursday afternoon for St. Paul where
they will remain for a few days before
proceeding to their new home in
PuyalIup, Washington.
Men who have been engaged in the
lumber camps during the winter are
returning TO the city. Most of them
have their seasons wages with them
to dispose of before the spring season
opens.
Three youngsters were arrested this
week at the West End for sweeping
J cars and one lad of 10 years was
officially thrashed at the city Jail
Tuesday. By order of the Judge, and
/ the consent of his parents, he received
/ II lashes.
/ Fun! Fun! Fun, "Wiyes of Wood
/ men, or what insurance did for Mel
vina," Music Hall Friday Eve. March
! 18th. Admission % cents,
Tnos. Kenniff departed Monday for
Arkansas where he will be connected
with the railroad work of Bank Bros.
contractors.
Mrs. Olaf Johnson, wife of Capt
Johnson of the East End fire depart
ment underwent an operation at ST.
Francis hospital Monday for the re-
mOVal of a tumor which had been
troubling her for several years past
The operation was performed by Dr.
cd nv
and Adams, and we are pleased to
say that the patient is improving fine
ly.
The Trades q Labor Assembly Eeld
their regular meeting TUESDAY eve
ming. Credentials were received from
the machinsts and draymen and their
delegates were obligated. The dray
owners will hold their charter open
until the next regular meeting and all
who have signed the charters and
have not been initiated must be in.
lated at the next meeting or the union
tag will be taken from their wagons
The weather during the past winter
and especially during February has
been grand. almost to perfection, with
but very little snow, one or two cold
snaps, no storms, but bright delight
full weather. Yet inspite of the fact
just mentioned we hear every DAY
persons prophesy ing, eve Will pay fol
1T later on" What is the use of Dor
rowing TT ouble and why predicting
evil, we have heard the same story ali
winter. Suposing we should have one
or more storms during the spring, the
fact still remains that we have as fine
weather winter or summer at the head
OF the kes as one could wish for.
Rev Jesse ID. Searles will hold the
Quarterly Meeting at South Superior
Sunday, March ,, and will preach in
the NJ, +. Church at 1890 q. m, and
will administer the Sacrament of the
Lords Supper after the sermon. He
Will also hold the Quarterly Confer
ehce in the church on Monday at p.
III. Rev. j. II. Deniston will preach
in the First NJ +. Church in Superior
at 10:30 a. m. next Sunday.
y Washington dispatch received an
nounces that President Roosevelt has
decided to appoint Myron II. McCord
| marshal of Arizona. Mr. McCord is
quite well known in this part of the
country. He is brother of Warren
f McCord of this city and was a for
mer member of the house of represen-
| tatives from Wisconsin. He was at
one time the governor of Arizona and
is now conducting daily paper at
/ Phoenix, Arizona.
Frank Webster entertained in
formally, at his home last Saturday
1 Eve. Those present We're, Misses,
Leslie Bradshaw, Mable Bishoff,
/ Gladys Man waring, Mary Cassidy, Ida
| Marcy, Essie Moran, Grace Haden,
! Blanche Laflitte, Mildred Wheelon,
/ Nellie Pattison Bessie Bennett, Goldie
! Whipple, Isabel Christie, Lizzie Col
/ beck, SELMA Elk, Helen Roberts, Cora
! Leader, Bessie McMahon, Isabel Me-
/ Iver and Messrs Fred Bishotf, Bernard
/ Wesinger. Darwin Ruggles, Clarence
/ Hartley, Lorne Wheelon, George Man
warning, Ned Alvord, Claude Mather,
/ Hardaman Duff, Harold Pickering,
/ Willie Robertson, win Henderson,
! Fred Colbeck, Henry Christie, and
/ CIaren &c RObb.
/ c. II, Bird has force of carpenters
/ busy erecting the new store at 3O6
! West Fifth street, and when
completed will make very desireable
/ and commCdious store. There has
/ been a number of improvements IN
/ this block, between Becker and Stin-
/ sen avenues during the past winter,
among which are the jewelry store OF
i I'll. A. George on the conner, the re-
modelling of the old bicycle factory
/ that was burned last fall now occupied
by Walter Troinoski as a meat market.
/ r. Webb's large new flour and feed
store adjoining the c. II. Bird building
now being erected. On the opposite
side of the street is the Flour and feed
store of Sam Turney which was re-
/ Gently removed from Nettleton Ave.
/ which with many other business