The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-03-22

ton will be Tuesday, March 25.
Ne-gon- e-quay Council No. 3 d. of
p will give ball at Music Hall on
Friday evening, April IL
Ogden Hammond, president of the
Consolidated Land Company, was in
St. Paul several days the past week.
The Consolidated Land Company
this week received their tax receipts.
The amount paid by the company this
year in taxes was SIS, 393
Geo. II Horton travelling engineer
Of the 500 line in company with his
wife have been spending Il few days
the past week at the home of O A
Britton
The fifth annual St Patrick day
banquet held at the West Superior
hotel Monday evening was the most
successful aft tir Of It's kind ever held
III the city.
The Eliza Shaw Guild Of the Church
Of the r deemer Will hold a handker-
chief and Easter novelty sale at the
home of Mrs. S. n. Dickinson, 1906
Twenty first street, to-day.
The Euclid entertained a large mum
Der of Normal students who were in
attendance at the the Inter Normal
oratorical contest which was held in
this city Thursday and Friday.
The scholars III the Sunday school
class taught by Rnv. J. B. Stevens
made him very agreeable surprise
at the home of Miss Larson in Central
Park Wednesday evening.
About two hundred people attended
the st. Patrick DaE dance given by
the Odd Fellows in Music Hall last
Monday evening. The party was
grand success both socially and finan-
cially
Judgment against the city has been
taken by Charles H. Crownhart, trus-
tee for the street foremen who had
back pay coming. The Judgement
was by stipulation. The total amount
was S7OS.
Rev. J. H. Mason of Central Park,
who underwent an operation at St
Paul about one week since, is recover
ing and is expected home i'll a few
days. 1t is hoped that the operati Oh
will restore him to health.
The Independent order of FOresters
will give a social dance at Music Hall
on Wednesday evening, April ,, 1902.
Flynn orchestra will furnish music
for the occasion. \ pleasant evening
assured all in attendance.
Mike Rice who was brought to st.
Francis hospital from Brule Wednes-
day, suffering from some scalp
wounds, is recovering and will soon
be ready for another scrimmage. The
police are looking for his companion
who hit him on the head.
4 large audience attended the en-
tertainment at St. Francis church
Monday evening. The graphic and
interesting explanation of each NOV
ing picture illustrating the Passion
Play made a deep and lasting impress
sion of those in attendance
William Jennings Bryan is coming
to Superior for materials to build a
residence VIM Penn x Company
have already shipped one car of stone
to Lincoln Neb., to be used i'll Mr..
Bryan's new residence and four or
five cars are to be shipped as fast as
the stone can be made ready.
The members OF the First Presby-
terian church have extended a call to
Rev Archibald Cardle, of Slayton
Mimi, to succeed Rev John b. Stew
els, who has resigned 30 accept new
charge in Montana. Rev. Cardle has
preached here on several occasions
but it is not known whether or not he
Will accept the call.
Harry Hartman of the East Enc
WAS Thursday given sixty day sen
tence in the county wOrkhouSe, ps
Judge Haily III the municipal court
Hartman was charged with beng
drunk and with abusing his wife. III
had been there before and in order Il
give him little time TO think abou
the mattar Judge Haily gave him the
bO-day sentence.
The members of the carpenter
union of the city demand that thel
working day be cut to eight hours
In addition they want raise OF
cents per hour in their wages. TN
would make a little increase for tn
day over the old schedule, the presen
working time being nine hours at .
cents an hour or 81 20 per day Will
with eight hours at 80 cents the pa
would be 81 so per day
Rocky Mountain Tea taken now wi
keep the whole family well. fit fail
bring it back and get your cash. 3
cts. B. d. Merrell.