The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-01-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
SATURDAY, JANUARY IS, 1902

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the burglary of Santer's market re-
Gently
T. A. King has something to say
this week about new spring hats.
A number from the East End at
tended The Grand Tuesday evening
and witnessed the production of
"Richard CarveW by the Andrew Rob
son company. They were greeted by
large and delighted audience.
c. W. Crosby who conducts the ton
serial parlors in the Euclid, has been
spending the week at the lumber
camps Whether he was looking after
an appetite or chance to capture
bear we did not learn.
Fardina Pellrin while returning to
the city Tuesday fell from the wagon
near 18th street and one of the heavy
wheels passed over him. He was
brought to ST. Francis hospital suffer
irg from a broken leg and serious
bIuis es. Or. Gauvreau reduced the
tlLclure aud he is doing nicely.
We are under obligation to Chas. E.
Dunshe~ tn for copy Of the Superior
Girl Calendar left at our Office. 1t is
work Of art and we understand is
meeting with ready sale.
BORN-to Mr. and Mrs w B. Perry
Monday Jan. ID, daughter.
Rev. J. c. Britten, of Michigan, will
speak here in the interests of the Pro
hibition party on Feb. IA, Is and Is.
III the course of his remarks Rev.
Bitten has announced it as his inten
ton to pay particular attention to
Judge Charles Smith of the Superior
court.
The Eastern Minnesota has swal-
lowed up the Swan River Logging
road, which was bought in by the
Hill interests some days ago. 1t has
been conducted as a separate concern,
with Louis w. Hill, president of the
Eastern Minnesota, as president.
Otto NJ Pratt, of Albany, president
Of the Albany Realty Co. of Superior,
arrived in town Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Conrad Kelly, 713
Thompson avenue, entertained a small
party of friends at cards Tuesday
evening.
Superintendent Stewart of the free
employment bureau received orders
for quite a number of men. He wants
men to cut ties, to do most every
kind of work in the woods, chOremen
and ice cutters.
A meeting of the Normal presidents
of the state will be held at Milwaukee
on Jan. %. The meeting has been
called for the purpose of bringing up
and discussing various topics i'll con-
nection with the work of the different
Normal schools of the state.
Mrs. Zachau, wife of Alderman
Charles Zachau of the First Ward, is
seriously i'll with very slight hopes of
recovery.
The small pox scare has subsidized
there being no new cases during the
past week and the health department
and people are generally very much
relieved. The logging camp has had
but very few cases and the operators
have no occasion for alarm.
in speaking of tie lecture to be de-
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Congregational church on Wednesday
evening, Jan %, the Churchman says:
Rarely may one hear talk so thor
oughly interesting as the lecture de-
livered before the Church Club by MIR.
Riis; illustrated by views impressive
In themselves and clothed with ire
nendous force by terse, humorous en-
pertaining description. The lecture
was broad in scope treating in prac-
teal way of the features in tenement
house life which tend toward
crime, and bringing out clearly that
among the children is the great field
for uplifting work.
Rev. J. B. Stevens. pastor of the
Carlton Avenue Presbyterian Church.
who went to Santa Cruz, Cal, about
four weeks ago in company with his
mother, who was seeking mlldei
climate for her health, returned to his
home here this week and will occupy
his pulpit again tomorrow. He re-
ports Mrs Stevens as improving, and
hopes the genial California climate
will restore her to health.
You wait until January and then
you will catch it, was what we heard
during December. Well, We have
waited and we have "caught it," the
finest weather imaginable, with which
no person can find flaw, unless it be
the coal dealer who enjoys himself
best when the mercury is abou'
40 below Thus far We are highly
pleased with our first winter a
Superior.