The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-07-11
SATURDAY, JULY II, 1903.

mad social gathering on the Point
Wednesday evening, Those present
report very pleasant time.
Mayor O'fIare was in Sandstone a
few days this past week.
Company departed yesterday for
Camp Douglas where they go into
camp duty.
Hugh Roberts Of Hlbbing is spend
ing few days at his home here.
Miss Maude Wolford is the guest of
Judge Steele and family at their cot
tage at Gordon.
Claude Mather and Clarence Robb
are on trip down the lakes to Buff
falo.
Supervisor John o. Ely, of the
Tenth ward, has completed the pur~
chase of lot, corner of Cass avenue
and East Third street AlloueZ, and
intends to improve it by building n
business block in the near future.
The assessors for the town of Supe-
rlor, acting under the advice of Sup
ervisor Bradshaw, will this year raise
the assessment Of the timber proper
ty of the town.
Henry A. Christie is spending his
vacation with friends OH farm near
Winnebago City, Wis.
The electric storm Tuesday nights
played havoc with the telephone lines
in the city, and placed many instru-
ments out of use.
A party consisting of Miss Helen
Roberts, Halle Sutherland, Anna Tay-
lor, Lila Scion, Lorraine Scion. Gold
lie Whipple, Mabel Bishoff and Amy
Wolford were camping at Scion
Springs the past week,
Everybody is at work except the
professional loafer, and he must feel
ashamed to be seen lounging around
the streets when the demand for
help is 80 great.
Conqueror Paint-For inside and
outside work-Good in quality, Mod
rate in price. Hawarden sells it.
Governor b. B. Odell of New York
arrived at the head of the lakes Tues
night on his way to Yellowstone Park
and other points in the West.
An aycuroiop of ohout I 0a0 noo,,la
will arrive over the Great Northern
this morning from points in Mime
sofa.
Intelligence of the death of Mr.. de
Forest who has property interests
here, has reached the city. Mr.. de
Forest, who was 80 years old, had
tor for sometime been seeking health
in the Adirondacks, but his extreme
age made recovery impossible. He
had interests in Superior. He owned
the Berkshire building, at present oc-
cupied by Peterson Brothers.
M, K. Steele while removing a
broken glass from a window Thurs
day cut his hand in a serious manner.
Neil Smith and party departed Tues.
day for Oregon where they will look
after timber claims.
The severe wind storm Tuesday
night broke down one of the shade
trees in front of Alderman Kane's
place on Becker Ave.
Rev. Jesse ID. Searles pastor of the
First Nj. E. church departed Monday.
accompanied by Mrs. Searles for
months vacation. They will attend
the Monona Lake Assembly which is
to be held at Madison from July 22nd
to Aug. 8. Mr.. Searles has been an
active member of the Assembly for
many years and at the present time is
the president,
Arrangements have been made by
the management Of Woodlawn ceme-
terry TO have a rig make by-veekly
trips to the cemetery. The first trip
will be made this morning, starting
from Merrill's drug store at O'Clock
and returning at noon.
The WInninger Brothers Company
that closed a three night engagement
at the Music hall Wednesday evening
is one of the best theatrical companies
that visit this city. They always re
ceive royal welcome when they APP
pear here.
The Wisconsin State Dental society
will meet in annual session in this
city July II, -, %. The and Superior
members Of the profession are arrang-
ing for a proper reception of the visi-
tors.
The committee in charge suggest
that entries for the coming flower ex-
hibition be made at once. These en-
tries will close on August Is, and Mrs
G. r. White, secretary, urges that
those Interested in the exhibition con-
fer with her as sooD as possible