The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-05-16
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
SATURDAY, MAY Is 1903.

west flIun Slreet.
About IT'S trees are being sci out i'll
Washington park by the city this
spring. If properly cared for this will
be one of the beauty spots of the city
in a few years.
The young people of Itasca Will
give grand May Bail at Foresters
nall on Friday evening May y.
Music will be furnished Dy Flynns
Orchestra. Tickets including refresh
ments $l.0O.
Ogden Hammond, president of the
Consolidated Land Co. who has been
in Europe during the past winter re-
turned to this city Thursday, much
improved in health.
g gorge Manwarlng who has been III
st. Paul for several weeks past return
ed to his home here Thursday.
Conqueror Paint-For inside and
outside work-Good in quality, Mod
crate in price. Hawarden sells it.
Col. Ii. A. George who has been in
California during the past six week Is
expected home tomorrow. Mrs.
George will return with him.
The Nelson Dewey base ball team
will cross bats with team from Clio
quet on the home grounds, Walbrldge
Ave. this afternoon.
We would call attention to the large
number Of advertisements in tins
weeks issue. Do not go to the west
End to trade until You see what the
East End merchants have to offer,
YOU can do as well if not better here
and save car fare.
The Runmage Sale in the first
building west of the Euclid will be
open on Friday and Saturday OF this
week, and also Friday and Saturday
of next week. All articles for this
sale will be thankfully received.
A. Moores of the Daisy Bakery has
completed the improvements and the
place presents a very attractive APP
pearance. If you are looking for
something good to eat you will hnd
it here, fresh, crispy and tit to grace
the table of king.
The steady stream OF customers
at Smith Mahans grocery during
the past year has worn out the hoor
of their store which has been replac-
ed with new one. Other decided
improvements are to follow.
Attorney E. B. Manwarring has
purchased home in Ann Arhor Mich.
and intends to move with his family
to that city.
Tne production of Keaough and
Duff's Modern Mastodon MINISTRIES
will be seen at the Grand on the 22d
of this month. The performance will
be for the benefit of the Superior
band. The PERSONAL of the company
has been very MUCH strengthened
SINCE its last appearance here. The
Jokes have been changed and new
specialties have added with the in
tention of making it an entirely diff
ferent performance from that given
at Music hall. The local hits and the
new solo and chorus work promises to
excel all former attempts in min
strelsy,
John Gothner Of Itasca has leased
the old Grand Central hotel at South
Range which has been vacant for
several years, and has opened the
same to the public
A battalion of 500 men direct from
the Philippines, where they have been
in active service, passed through Sup
erior Tuesday on their way to Fort
Bradie, at the 500. Resides the 300
priyates there were eleven officers,
and the party was in command of
Major K. N. Giddy.
The hearing of Oscar Anderson, the
man accused of causing the death of
Bernard Nasgen last week, was to
have been held in the municipal court
tuesday. The Attorney, however,
decided to postpone the hearing I'M
til next week Tuesday,
Captain and Mrs. Blair OF l7l7 TWEEN
" SECOND street have given up house
keeping here for the summer. Cap
tain Blair has his assignment on the
lakes for the summer and Mrs. Blair
viii accompany him for the first few
trips. When in the city they will stop
win Mrs. Rlair's parents, hr. and
Mrs. p A. Shields Of West Sixth
street.
The Peyton, Kimhall * Barber saw
mill will it is expected, begin opera
tons next Monday, The mill Is still
under going repairs, which il Is be-
lieyed at the offices OF the company,
will be completed during the week,
and the firm ready TO begin on the
contract of saving 100000 feet OF
logs for Bolin & Wood, the Brain
erd, MINI. loggers.