The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-03-21
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
SATURDAY, MARCH q 1903.

Mrs. W. B. Perry is visiting friends
in st. Paul.
Earnest Schuster announces that he
will be pleased to serve the First ward
as Alderman for the next Two years.
David Dobie of Lake Nebagamon
was registered at the Euclid this week
A thunder storm and even heavy
rain in March is a novelty in Superior
during the month of March, but we
had RATHER this week, during which
time large amount of water fell,
Superior will see so games of league
baseball here the coming summer ac-
cordng to the plans now made by the
Northern league management.
The members of the German Theat-
rical company of the Nelson Dewey
high school have consented to repeat
the great German drama, cone of
Them Must Marry" next Friday
evening for the benitit of theEast End
Nj L. church
A majority report against the bill
providing for a Wisconsin system of
grain inspection will be made to the
legislature by the senate committee
on state affairs, which has the bill in
charge.
Among our exchanges which incIud-
IS all the leading papers of the copper
and Iron country we notised the past
few weeks that frequent mention was
made OF the Francis Green company
who will hold forth at Music hall. All
the notices are very tiattering and we
fail to find one adverse criticism.
Prof. Catherine r. Kiley Magnetic
Healing Treats all diseases of the
nerves and muscles 1416 Tower Ave,
West Superior Wis
The many friends of Clarence j. Me
Connell will be pleased to learn That
he is reported much better, today,
and hope for a speedy recovery.
strength and vigor come Of good
food, duly eigested. Force a ready
to- serve wheat and barley food, adds
no burden but sustains, nourishes, in
yigorates."
The republican caucuses for the
nomination of ward officers will be
held in this city on Monday evening
March 80.
The party of Superior business men
who went to Oregon three weeks ago
to take up timber claims are expected
home next week
FOR RENT Large unfurplshcd
front rooms. Enquire 2G2, 4th
street.
You will not be disappointed if you
attend the performances given by the
Francic Greene company next week
at Music hall The company Is first
class in every respect. All the plays
are new anu tlie sptIiaitlVo "p'N = WV
average.
A. w. McRae of Bakersfield Cal,
president of the Pacific Smelling Co,
is spending a few days at the home OF
his father law, Mr.. VIM. Ogilyie
on Thompson Ave.
The soft weather during the past
week which has reduced the depth Of
snow in the woods will result in the
saving of the lives of many deer in
Douglas county. Game Warden Black,
adder says that there have been a
good many killed by wolves this win
ter, the deep snow favoring the latter
hy enabling them to run on top OF
the snow while the deer break through
and make poor speed in the chase.
70 REST Three front rooms in the
Ogilvie building al Thompson Ave
Suitable for small family. Enquire o
VIM Oglive The Tailor
Chas. Leham who has charge of the
bar in the Euclid Is in kirksvilIe Mo.
where he expects to remain for two
weeks
Five wolves were brought in Mon
day fir, m the town of Gordon. -Four
OF them were trapped by William
Rhone and the fifth one was killed by
Victor Bubar. The successful hunter'
received s. on eact wolf from the
county and Will receive the same iron
the state. Mr. Rhoue reported tina
he found several partly eaten deeI
carca-es near where ne trapped the
wolves.
The library board has decided 10 tx
tend its travelling library department
The one which has been instituted ioi
the Allouez school having proved
success the secretary is TO appoint g
committee to confer with the -choo
board upon the matter Of putting II