The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-10-10
SATURDAY, OCT. 10, 1903.
CONCISELY TOLD

G. F. Corey of Hibbing and Hobert
Corey of Fort Scot, Kan, were guests
this week of Mr.. and Mrs. A. }. Corey
Mrs. ]. w. Emery of Montpelier
VT, who has beeen visiting her son
A. j. Corey of the firm of Corey Bros
left Wednesday for her home IN the
East.
Senator George B. Hudnall return
ed from Madison early i'll the week.
Rev J. ID. Searles, pastor OF the
First Methodist church, who was call
ed to Wodena Mimi, by the death OF
his sister, is expected home today.
Mrs. W. ii. Webb LEFT "Wednesday
for Oshkosh where Mr.. Webb will JOIN
her tonight From there they Will go
to Milwaukee where Mr. Webb VIII
attend the Grand commandery Mr..
Webb will remain week while Mrs,
Webb will remain the guest OF friends
for or five weeks
Supt w. X. Link of the Jones &
Adams coal dock is convalescing from
an attack of appendicitis at ST. Mary's
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard ID. Bailey
have returned from their wedding
trim and are at home to their friends
at No. 3S1 West 9th st,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Booth are
home from their wedding trip.
Former Governor Scotietd of Ocon-
to has been in the East End the past
week. He has been i'll attendance
upon the circuit court.
Miss Winifred Bardon is visiting
friends in st. Louis. Hex father James
Bardon accompanied her as far as
Chicago.
BE-. Cross of this city found the
mutilated body OF wolf which had
been struck and killed by Northern
Pacific train two miles below South
Superior Saturday
The officers who will have charge
of the Joint Superior-Duluth odd
Fellows picnic next year have been
chosen AS follows: President, George
f. limerick, Superior; vice president,
ID. Ravens, Duluth; treasurer, Z. st.
German, Duluth; secre tary, DR.. John
Clarke, Superior.
All the railroads entering Superior
are busily engaged these days in put
ting the trackage into good shape for
winter. Both the Great Northern ana
South Shore are short OF men and VIII
keep crews until cold weather sets IN.
The former road recently had 100 men
sen, out from here for such work
Truency in the public schools OF the
city seems at present on the decline.
Truent Officer EIrnshaw has thus TAR
found it unnecessary 10 make any ar
rests under the new law.
City Engineer Thomas has put in
reuuisition for the work i'll Ills depart
ment during the coming year for
ST, 500 Last gear Ne received S5,ooo.
The latest union TO be formed Is the
Commercial Photographers association
1t consists of Superior and Duluth
men. The officers are: Pres. }. A.
Seaman, Duluth; vice pres. Bliss kop-
inson. Superior; sec. treas. A. Nj. Ro
den, Duluth.
The coolest weather of the fall came
Sunday night, While the government
thermometer registered 80 many To-
cal instruments showed freezing
temperature.
The Hines Sahotield case is still
unsettled. The court decided this
week that the plaintiff has remedy
at law but no equitable action.
j. NJ. Wilson, Fifth street barber
and financial Secretary Of the super
or BARRIERS union has been missing
since Monday.
Thomas Cameron of 40l John ave-
nue. was arrested Tuesday charged
with bigamy by woman who travel
ed from the 500 to push her claim.
TIE trial of Arthur Sherman for the
murder of II q. Gilbert will begin ii
Superior Court Wednesday,
City Engineer Thomas and Chic
McKinnon have had conference con
earning the condition Of the Ill
They are united in the. opinion that
new structure ust e put up or the
old one entirely renovated.
Register Of Deeds Larson is exper
fencing much trouble through the lax
ity Of physicians in reporting births.
Mrs Robert Seymour's art history
class began its winter series at th'
home OF Mrs Robert Kelly on JOIN
avenue this week Prof. Merrill gave
a lecture on The World,
The postponed Labor Day bal
Wednesday evening was an entire
success,