The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-09-19
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, 1903.

Miss Katherine Stark of the Peoples
Telephone Co., is enjoying trip
down the lakes.
Miss Isabelle Wilson of the North
ern block left Wednesday morning for
Minneapolis where she will remain
couple of months.
N. A. Stack and James Men aughton
last Monday succeeded j. M Hall as
proprietor of the Brunswick saloon
on West Fifth street.
With the opening of the school year
we again resume the publication of
our Nelson Dewey High School items,
which will be read with interest not
oniy by pupils but all who are inter-
ested in the School.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Subway have
returned from their wedding trip
aud are now at home to their
friends at 2S3 West Fourth street.
Mr. Shumway again resumed his dut-
les as carrier from Station A Office
last "Wednesday morning.
Jens Jorgenson, the Omaha Packing
company agent charged with expos
ing for sale tainted meat, was convict
ed of that offence Wednesday III NUM-
cipal court and fined $40 and costs by
the Judge.
departed yesterday for Chetek to take
charge of the primary school there.
Miss Webster graduated from the Mel
son Dewey school in 1901 and from
the Superior state normal in 1903.
Miss Elvia NJ. Bell who is employed
in the County Treasurer's office has
returned from her vacation enjoyed in
several towns of northern Wisconsin,
Miss Anna Kennedy VINO is employed
at the court house has been visiting
friends in Eau Claire this week.
Mrs. Gilbert, widow of the late H.
9. Gilbert has returned from Grand
Haven, Mich, where she has been the
guest of relatives. She is stopping at
the Euclid Hotel and will remain in
Superior until her late husbands bust
ness affairs are seUtled.
D. NJ. Hall will open new restau-
rant about October /, in TIE building
on West Fifth street formerly occup-
led by the late II. G. Gilbert.
William Pattison of this city has
purchased the Iaug building at 10
West Superior street in Duluth. He
paid s31, 900 for the building. 1t ia a
brick structure with frontage OF %
feet and is two stories in height Mr..
Pattison purchased the property as
an investment.
j. w. Priest of Madison, who was
on his way to visit his son, +. ID
Priest, was in the wreck of the excur-
sion train on the Omaha last Satur-
day morning and quite seriously in
jured. He was able, howeves, to con-
d" tinue the trip, but has been confined
to his bed at the Euclid since his
arrival.
Mrs, r. B Dear who has been in
Fairbanks where Mr.. Dear has been
located during the summer has re-
turned to her home in this city.
Foster II. Irons of Toledo. who
will have charge of the manaul train
ing department of the Superior
schools, reached the city Monday.
Mr.. Irons has been connected with
the manual training department of
the Chicago university for several
years and comes highly recommend
ed.
Col. Fl. A. George this week opened
an optical Office in the Breunning
block, Rooms Z0l and POS He will
be there every afternoon from one to
five O'Clock, also Monday and We'd
nesday evenings His jewellery store
and optical room at the East End will
be conducted same as heretofore.
During the past summer Charles
Wickstrom and Fred Schuster have
cultivated field OF potatoes, which
grew AND prospered and promised a
large yield, but providence seems to
have decreed otherwise. The rains
fell, the NemadH overlooked its banks
and their financial loss estimated at
$500. The "oldest inhabtant' SAYS
the Nemadji has not been 50 high be-
fore in 20 years; nearly all crops along
its banks are under water.
Manager Wilcox Of the Company
football team and Manager Brown Of
the Olympics in a conference Tuesday
completed arrangements for a game
to be played Oct. at the driving
park. Both teams are composed OF
experienced players and in their
practice Of the past three weeks have
played fast football