The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-09-12
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
SATURDAY, SEPT. II, 1903.

Il. ID. ffleSt, lne druggist, Telurlleu
Tuesday from Madison, where he has
been visiting his parents
Attorney E. F, McCausland accom-
panied by his little nephew We're III
from Deerwood Tuesday.
Rev. Jesse d. Searles returned from
the Annual Conference Tuesday. His
many friends here were pleased to
learn that he will remain pastor of
the First Nj. +. church for another
year.
A happy party consisting of Misses
ssie Helrn, Maude Greene, Helen
Robb, Leanore Duff, Lucille Bishoff,
Vera Elternan, and Masters Theodore
and Dean Moore occupied the Bishoh
cottage on the Point for few days
recently, being chaperoned by Mr.
and Mrs. George Halliday.
The announcement has been made
of the engagement of Attorney How
ard ID. Bailey of this city and Miss
Florence l.. Burleson of South Shaft
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place in that city on Sept 80.
Mrs. Sheldon of Cloquet has been in
the city visiting her father Geo.
L Hughes who is ill at his home in the
Albany block,
The wedding of Miss Isura Andrus,
daughter of Dewitt B. Andrus of %
West Eighth street to Herbert A. Jun
eau of the Union Ticket Office force is
announced for next Wednesday Sep
TENDER 10.
Rev. and Mrs. f. X. Howard de-
parted Wednesday for Olympia
Wash where the former will at once
assume his duties as pastor of one of
the Episcopal churches at that place.
Harry Il, Briggs OF Becker Ave who
haze been night clerk at the Hotel Su-
perior, departed this week for Hib-
bling where he has position as time
keeper for the Mashek Lumber Co.
Mrs. r. B. Crawford. West Fifth
street, is entertaining Miss Jessie Ped
ole OF WlnSOf, Ont.
The movement of grain from Dako-
to and Minnesota began the first of
week. but is as yet small, compared
with other years. The rains of the
past few days have made the move
meut light and late this year, but from
now on it will increase rapidly. 1t is
estimated that there are 20, 600 box
cars waiting in the grain region to be
loaded
). ID. Whitney who was ore of the
delegates from this city 10 the NJ f.
Conference held at Chippewa Falls
last week, returned to his home here
Tuesday,
Herman J. Laflitte, 270 West Sixth
st. is the first Superior Spanish
Amer can war veteran to receive a
pension from the government. He
has been al owed $3.50 back pension
for injuries TO a knee received while
in the service of the government. An
application for monthly pension for
injuries received is also pending.
The annual meeting of the board of
directors of the Superior mission was
held Wednesday morning at which
time the following officers were re-
elected for the ensuing year: Rev. j
IL. Mason, president; DR.. &, D. Conkey
vice president, w. Y Payne, secre-
tary; S. w. Lightbody, treasurer.
The West Wisconsin Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church clos
ed its Annual SESSION in Chippewa
Falls on Monday evening at o'clock.
The pastors of this church in this city
are all returned 10 their charges Few
er changes were made because of the
time limit, and principle now gov
ernlng the appointing power, to make
changes only for cause. We think
that better work will be insured to the
churches under these recent changes.
Mayor o Hare has received letter
from the New York committee, of
which General Joseph Wheeler is
chairman, inviting Superior people to
contribute toward the gift of a silver
service to Sir Thomas Upton, owner
of the Shamrock, recently defeated in
the international yacht races by Re.
lance. City Treasurer Hunter will
receive subscriptions in this city.
The superior court jury was excus-
ed Wednesday until Sept 81, as the
civil! cases were not in shape to be
tried at this time. This will defer tie
criminal calendar. including the SHEER
man and Evans cases until late in the
month.
The Geneva Iron company is the
name OF a corporation that have filed
articles with the register of deeds.
The purpose is to deal in Iron lands.
etc. The capital stock OF the COM
pany Is so 900 Of OCO shares of $40
each. The iucorpotators are john q.
Crowley, Jr., Benjamin Glover and
William W. Kelly.