The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-06-27
SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1903.

Miss Minnie Splan left the city Sun
day to visit With friends in Brainard,
Mimi.
Attorney w. +. Pickering took a
trip up the North Shore this week
looking after stone and timber clulms.
II. G. Dear has gone to libDing
where he will remain during the sum
mer.
The postoflice consolidation may
have the effect of raising the Superior
office to first instead of second class.
Offices are rated March 81 of each
wear but Postmaster Thomas is CORE
spending with the department at
Washington i'll the hope that Supe-
rior will he re-rated when the consoll-
dalton goes into effect.
The members of the Il. w. "A. NJ
cub were entertained Tuesday by
Miss Mabel Nixon at her home. a
fine luncheon was served i'll honor of
Miss Eva Schafer and Miss Alice Mills.
the former of whom is soon TO go to
Ely, and the latter to Bemidji, Mimi.
Mayor O'llare appointed the mem
bers of the library board at the coun-
cal meeting Tuesday night. They are:
Mrs. Harris Rogers, reappointed; Col.
Hiram Hayes, reappointed; ii. '.
Gard, appointed to serve i'll the place
of II. f. Ticknor. These appoint
ments go into effect July l.
John Thompson, former supervisor
from the Fifth ward, died Tuesday
evening at O'Clock at the Leslie hos
pital as a result of injuries sustained
last Thursday at the safeguards.
Attorney McCausland killed large
black bear last week while hunting
near Deerwood Mimi. lie has placed
the prize in the hands OF the +. e.
Monroe TIE taXadermist and will have
il mounted. The bear weighed 20l
pounds and is a handsome specimen
and the only animal of the kind seer
around Deerwood for long time.
Miss Winifred Bardon, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs, James Bardon, returned
home on Thursday, having graduated
with high honors, after four years
course, at the Visitation Academy, il
st Louis, Missouri. Besides being the
Salutatorian of her class at the clos
French entitled "Dieu' and received
the highest premium awarded for pro
fciency il the French language.
Axel Elkburg, who has been in the
care of the sheriff for several days
was released Wednesday and let
for Spooner Acting strangely at thu
Euclid hotel Sunday last, he was takel
into custody. y first it was though
his mind was effected, but it was after
wards discovered that he was suffer
ing from the effects of Intoxicating
liquor, from which he soon recovered
Burke Bros. have completed tina
part of their paving job on Tower ave
nue. from Third street to Belknrp an
have transferred their force of payer
to lower Tower avenue. They bega
on the east side of the street, and wi
work up from Twenty first to Belk
nap before beginning on the west side
Mrs. Il. b. Dear and son Dougla,
departe Wednesday evening for low
TO Join Mr.. Dear. After spending
week there they will all leave for tn
east to spend the summer at Atlanti
City ana other summer resorts,
The many friends of Mr.. Frank |
Hanson, who resided here sever
years as the Secretary of the Consol
dated Land Company, will be intel
ested to learn that he was married 7,
Gently in St Paul to Mrs. Carrie Wei
Rossell well known society lady
that city. After a short wedding trt
the happy couple will settle down
Altt iiblllf vi LlIt Va iNC al wv tpt ia,
ton avenue st. Paul. Mr. Hanson
Secretary of the Minnesota ST.,
Capitol commission. The Times e,
tends cordial congratulations.
Christie Peterson, son of {
= late Anders Peterson, commits
suicide Friday morning by shooti
himself at nine O'Clock, in a COME
tonary store OH Tower Ave. He "
about ~ years of age, and at one ii.
was employed as clerk in the c
Bank of Superior
Another excursion will arrive
the city today from the farming d
strict and small towns of Minneso
The crowd will come from points b
tween here and St Cloud ard ever
little farther on bringing some fro
Evansville. Brandon. Garfield, Ale
andria. Nelson. Osakis, West UniC
Sank Center, Melrose, Freport,
bany, Avon, St. Joseph, st. Clor
Foley, MiIaca, Mora, Brook Pa
Hinckley, Sandstone. The train
expected to bring in big crowd.