The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-08-30
LOCAL EA771M.MGC.
SATURDAY, AUG 30, 1902

Mrs George Armitage is visiting her
mother in Canada.
The fishing season for trout, bass.
etc, closes tomorrow at midnight.
Mrs. c. c. Kelley is spending a few
weeks with her mother in Washburn.
Mrs. Pear Benson who has been con
fined to the house by scarlet fever, Is
able to be out again.
The Superior Eagles are arranging
for their annual clam bake winch Will
be held in few weeks.
Stephen Harris of Minneapolis, who
has been visiting at the home OF VIII
liam Wagner, returned home Monday
evening.
Gladys, the little daughter of j. ID.
Whitney, is seriously i'll at her home
on West Fifth strret, and will have to
undergo an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Mamie Dillon, who is employed
in the Central Office Of the Peoples
Telephone Co. at the East End, has re.
turned from visit with friends III
Marquette.
The Aitkin ball team that came up
to Superior, Sunday, ran up against a
hard proposition, and was done up to
the tune OF 5 too. After tEey practice
for short time, perhaps they may
come again.
A woman known as "Bobbie"
Rogers took dose OF morphine at
her rooms ON Cummings avenue Tues
day which resulted in ner death at st,
Mary's Hospital few hours later 1t
was ease Ol suede.
Rev. f. D. Hale. pastor of the Atrl'
can Methodist Episcopal church, is
sick in Leslie Hospital. and so Will be
unable to preach in the First Method
list church as heretofore announced,
for Sunday evening next. The pastor
will preach instead.
The grass Irvine plant is looking Tor
more girls to operate the new looms
which are to be started up and mas
placed an order tor 20 girls with the
Tree labor bureau, When the plant
started week ago it had about 200
the first day and expects to have near
" 300 within a short time.
At the regular meeting, Wednesday
evening, of North Star Lodge, \. q
t. w committee, consisting OF a.
d Kelley. +. j. McKeague and James
Meagher, was appointed to draft re
solutions censuring the Omaha for its
treatment of the Lodge in regard to
the excursion to Eau Claire
The Normal school will have a foot
ball team this fall and the prospects
are for Il good one. Clements, Cary
and Brown, among the strongest
players Ct last year, will not be IN the
game this year. 80 games have been
scheduled yet but among those talked
OF is one with the Duluth high school,
Four hundred telegraph operators
working for the Northern Pacific rail
road will be made happy Sept ! 10y
increa asses in salary An order direct
ing that the minimum salaries be in
creased has beenmade by the railroad,
effective at the beginning of the
from
-: 80 TO so a month
Miss Alma Ulsrud, an operator in
the exchange of the Peoples Telc-
phone company, has been appointed
a. postmistress at Lake Nehaga-
mon The appointment was recon-
mended by Col II { Van Lcuyan,
Congressman jenkins secretary aud
Miss Ulsrud will 20 to Lake Nebaga-
mon the first Of the month
The person who says that Douglas
county cannot raise apples and fine
ones. too-shaId sse the samples ON
exhibition at Geo II Hughes Office,
which were gown IN the orchard OF
John K Davis Of Maple. lie already
has a namber of these trees that are
bearing and is setting out others A-
result Of his experiment number Of
people in the vicinity Cf Maple are
setting out this variety Of tree
Sunday services viii close the Work
in the First Methodist Episcopal
church for this year The annual con
ference will be held IN Portage, com
mcncng Sept and will continue for
about one week The pastor Of this
church viii leave mere for conference
on Monday ], Il desirable to have
all subscriptions for church heueyol
euces paid in before next Monday
morning
Charles Smith who ha- been j.
Oregon during De past three month.
returned home this week lie gives
glowing description DR. THAT state 1uc
particularly OF the mining opportun
tiles to e found there lie aa- witt
him some very fine samples az g1Il