The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-11-07
Personals

ane at Minneapolis Saturday
Mr. e. W. Putnam and mother are
visiting in Aberdeen, S d.
Mr. Charles Mcmahon of Chicago is
visiting friends ald relatives in the
city.
Miss Jennie Hunter Of Central Park is
visiting in st. Paul
Mrs. Fred \ Russell of Seventeen
tn street has returned from Marquette
VIII re she has been visiting Aer pan
ents.
Miss Powell of the Matt Carpenter
school is i'll mt the Leslie hospital
Miss Ereda Burnsen of John avenue
il visiting friends in the Twin Cities.
Miss Edith De Long of John avenue
" ent to 81 Paul Friday for few days
visit with friends.
Miss Jessie Bel of Hughitt avenue
left Friday evening for Wheeling, w.
", where she will spend the winter.
William Penn of the William Penn
Cut Stone Company is back from
Chicago,
w Burhans of st. st. Paul who has
been renewing old acquaintance at
the East End, returned ONE
Miss Elizabeth Martin of Cummings
avenue is visiting in Minneapolis.
Miss Nellie Sugars of the East End
has returned rom Minneapolis.
Miss EIyada Larson of Central Park
is III
NJ. c. Albenberg has returned from
business trip.
Mrs, Irving Russell of Central Pan X
is back from Minneapolis.
District Attorney Crownhart has
been visiting at Cass Lake.
Claude Luse is in Minneapolis visit
ing with friends.
Mayor O'Hare is in Sandstone.
T. V, Bldgley and S. B. Loney have
gone to Deerwood on hunting trip.
a. ID. Whealdon of the Normal
school spent Saturday at AtKin with
II. A, Smith of the high school.
Thomas kenniff of the East End
has returned TO Cape Girardeau, Mo
where he is employed by Burke Bros.
G. S. Van Leuven of the superin-
tendent's Office of the Great Northern
road has returned from a trip to Min
neapolis.
Miss Nellie Russell Of the East End
has returned from Madison, where
she visited the high school and saw
the Chicago game.
Adolph Diagle, formerly of this city
but now of St Paul, who has been
visiting friends in this city for the
past few days has returned to his
home.
W. Burhans has returned to his
home in st. Paul after several days
visit with friends in the East End.
Miss Julia Wlngate has returned
from visit to Kansas { ity, Mo-
Mrs, william 4 O'is has gone to
i w9ut"e She gn's tn Join Der bus
JaAL, VINO is cmliOy,d OH Il newA-
paper there.
&C. Titus has gone to Idaho to
look after timber claim.
Mrs. n. S. Johnson and grand daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie Mteruder, of South
Superior, have gone to California for
the winter.
O. Vogland, formerly night clerk at
the Great Northern, has returned tt
his place behind the marble counter
in that hotel.
II. Hoesterreich, of Billings Park,
left yesterday for Port Arthur, Ont,
where he will be employed on large
elevator being built il that city.
Fred Martell, an employe of the
lumber camp of Alger, Smith & Co.,
is at st. Mary's hospital with severe
" injured foot, the result of an ac-
cident with broad AK received while
working in the camp
Mrs. w II. Bailey and Mrs. A. w.
Strong, of Itasca, have just returned
from trip to bayfield,, Wis, where
they visited with Mrs. J. G. Bailey OF
the Island View Hotel
d. J. Morrison of the East End has
returned from visit in Port Arthur
Canada. He brought with him q
niece, Pearl Pritchard, wEo will make
her home with him and Mrs Morrison
Mrs. F. J. Seguin has returned from
an extended visit in Minneapolis
Miss Belle Ogden has accepted 6
position in the Germantown, Mimi
public schools She has left to take
up her work at that place. En- route
She will visit in the Twin Cities o.
Minnesota
Harry l. De Forest has returned
from pleasure trip in the east
ELTERMAN
SILVER WEDDING