The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-08-29
SATURDAY, AUG. %, 1903.

Supervisor Frank Desmond of South
Range was a business caller at the
East End Wednesday.
The annual meeting of the Eliza
Shaw Guild was held Thursday with
Mrs. Hayes at the Euclid
The city will not put in rock
crusher this year. The special COM
mittee appointed to look up the mat
ter for the benefit of the Council has
come to the conclusion that it would
be unwise to attempt To put one in
now. The proposition is not gwen up
entirely, however, but merely post
poned.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Erlanson depart
this evening for Minneapolis where
they will remain during the coming
week. They will combine pleasure
with business attending the State Fair
and Mr.. Erlanson will purchase new
goods for the fall trade
The little three year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. John b. Palmer, 423 West
Fifth street, died Wednesday morning
of commissions after an illness of
twenty four hours. The funeral was
held at the residence Thursday after
noon, conducted by Rev. Jesse d.
Searles Interment at Woodlawn
Uemetary.
The +. and G.. Circle of the First
Presbyterian church held a Social on
Minnesota Point Wednesday evening.
Refreshments were served and a
pleasant evening enjoyed by all.
The marriage of Mrs Pasco of
Central Park and Mr.. Franklin Booth
of the East End has been announced
to take place the first part of the COM
ing month.
Walter Trainoski who has market
at 294 West 9Th street, has purchased
the market corner of Tower. Ave and
Sixth street, and will hereafter con-
duct two markets.
g. II. Bird and family who have
been out on his farm during the sum-
mer will return to the city this week.
Supervisor David Dobie of Lake
Nabagamon was in the city Thursday.
Conqueror Paint-For inside and
outside work-Good in quality, Mod
crate in price, Haywarden sells it.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bardon, Miss
Winifred Bardon and Miss Grace
Waldo returned Thursday evening
from o pleasure trip to the Coast.
The TINES begins its 35th volume
this week
There will be no preaching in the
First Presbyterian Church to- morrow
as the pastor, Rev. c. j, Mcconnell,
is away on vacation.
The carriers of Station a are now
making four business deliveries daily
the last one being a short business de
livery at six O'Clock in the afternoon
Guy Robbie who has been on the
Range during the summer has return
ed to his home here and is arranging
to leave next week to resume his
medical studies in the Minnesota Uni
versity.
Asst. District Attorney Foley was
IN Shell Lake the past week on legal
bnsicass
Mrs. @. w. Mckallor ompanied
by her sistor Mrs, f s. Roll who have
been visiting friends ia iowa during
the past four weeks returned home
Wednesday.
The Minnesota State fair will COM
mence Monday next and continue
during the week.
Among the features for sport on
labor day will be log rolling contest
on the bay. Several professional
rollers Of the state will be asked 10
compete. There will be n game OF
baseball between members of different
unions, probably between the printers
and the machinists. There will so
be contests for women, such as foot
racing, jumping and dancing.
Miss Katherine Leader departed
Tuesday for Calumet Mich, for a
weeks visit with friends in that place
w. b. Summers, OF 212 West Attn
street has received notice from the
pension bureau that his claim for a
pension has been allowed. He gets a
pension Of IS per month and back
peAsion from February II, 1895. This
amounts to about 500 Tie pension
was secured through Congressman
Jenkins
d b. Simmons general manager and
jerry Kelly chief engineer Of the Nye
jerks Elevator company who have
been in the city most OF the time for
the past two months, departed for
Chicago Monday evening.