The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-01-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1902.


Whaleback band will give concert
Sunday afternoon at p. IN. at the
Grand Opera House.
Mr.. r. B. Dear left Sunday evening
for Iowa where he will beign work on
an extensive railroad contract.
Mr.. p Peterson, operator at the
Omaha depot visited friends Sunday
at New Richmond.
The birthday of the late President
Mckinley, Wednesday Jan. %, will be
fttingly observed by the schools in
this city.
A number from the East Eud at
tended the installation of officers Of
the Maccabee's at West Superior
Tuesday.
1t is expected that there will be
hearing in the Naughton case next
Monday, Yves Jones will be on hand
to testify.
The contract for printing the calen-
d-rs for the Circuit court and also
those for the Superior court for the
year 1902 has been awarded to the
TINES office.
s. L Perrin who has been IN New
York city in the interest of the re-
organization of the Consolidated Land
company returned to this city Tues
day evening.
A large number from the East End
attended the lecture given by Jacob
A. Riis at the Pilgrim congregational
churcn Wednesday evening, aud speak
very highly of it.
Mrs Frank Hayes departed this
week for Los Angles, Cal for few
weeks stay in that delightful climate.
Druggist Merrell is quite an artist
and very clever with the pencil as at
traction show cards in his windows
indicate.
r j. Dear and family returned Sun
day morning from a visit in Washing
ton, d. c. Their return was made
much earlier than had been antici-
pated, owing to the illness of Miss
Lillian Dear.
Today will be the last day upon
which notices of trial can be served
upon opposing parties for the Febru-
airy term of the circuit court. Monday,
Jan. y, will be the last day upon
which notices can be filed with the
clerk
VIM. II. Pattison accompanied by
his son Morgan, and I. r. Christie de
parted Sunday afte rnoon for trip in
the Sunny South, their first stop will
be at Ocean Springs, Miss.
The time for the completion of the
Carnegie library building has been ex-
tended until April goth at which time
the handsome building is to be ready
for occupancy, and Superior can then
boast of the finest public library in the
North West.
August kunert of the firm of Oh
scamps < kunert timers on Second
street was repairing large gasoline
tank Tuesday, when there was an ex-
and breaking all the windows in the
rear of the shop. Fortunately no one
was seriously injured but Frank Ben
nett who was i'll the shop is minus a
musrache
Harry III. W Austin of ST. Louis,
was business caller in the city this
week MIR. Austin was former resi-
dent here and is deeply interested in
the future prosperity of the Second
city. He is now Assistant General
Agent of the Wabarh road
The ladies of the Eliza Shaw Guild
of the Church of the Redeemer held
an oyster supper III the store in the
Northern block Wednesday evening
There was a large attendance with
plenty of good things to eat, to which
all did ample Justice.
Settlers are contiu ually looking fol
farming lands in Douglas County. W
IL. Webb has sold several parcels o.
land during the past week and othe1
dealers have disposed of farms t
those who will locate on them. The
opening of spring will show large in
tiuX of tillers of the soil in this county
The Ladies' Aid society of the FRS
Methodist Episcopal church will Civ,
a social to be held in their church OF
Friday evening Jan. 81 The program
will contain social songs, instrumental
music, recitations, etc An old fashion
spelling SCHOOL, will be held, feat
ure of which is to choose sides an,
spell down, an excellent custom tina
ought not to be set aside Refresh
ments will be served Admission /
cents, members of the public school
lOcents. We bespeak a good and 10y
full time. The invitation is extende
TO ali, you need not one be lei
behind