The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-04-04
SATURDAY, APRIL 4 1903.


any for sale.
John A. Bardon has been confined
to his home the past week by an at
tack of La Grippe.
Miss Grady, dra wing teacher in the
Nelson Dewey was called to her home
this week by the serious illness of her
father.
Col II. A. George departed We'd
nesday evening for California where
he intends to remain about a month
and will return with Mrs. George and
little daughter who have been spend
ing the winter in that state.
X. r. Hudson was in Chicago this
week where he went to purchase ma
teral TO be used under his contract
for the plumbing work in the new
business lock at the corner of eleventh
and Tower.
Conqueror Paint. For inside and
outside work-Good in quality, Mod
crate in price. Hawarden sells il
The Presbyterian ladies are arrang-
ing to hold an Easter home made bon
bon sale on Thursday April 8, at Mer-
rills drug store. The bon bons will
will be put up in one half and one
pound decorated boxes appropriate
for Easter gifts.
City Clerk IIohe received a cable
message Tuesd; y aft rnoon telling OF
the death of his rather in Norway.
The deceased was So years old. In the
summer OF 1898 he visited his son in
this city several months.
Charles Brown of Hawthorne receiv-
ed three dollars from County Clerk
Erickson this week as bounty for a
wildcat which he trapped the other
night Mr. Brown reports that they
are scarce and those that are there
are hard to catch.
Property owners that will be effect
ed by the doubling of the Omaha
track from the Nemadj river to tho
West End will put in a plea for heavy
damages when the condemnation case
comes up, The first hearing in the
matter will be on April 10 when the
matter of appointing commissioners
will be taken up.
A little daughter arrived Friday
morning to gladden. the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Sidney, of Popular.
Mrs Sidney is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. N. &, West of this city.
W. F Albright of the Star Grocery
Co returned this week from few
weeks trip through Oregon and Wash
ington. He says the country there is
over run with men looking for work
and with job for only about one in
every ten. The weather was fine most
OF the time, but no better then we
have here most of the year. For
place to live he says he would prefer
Superior to the West.
Mrs. Luther S. Gushing of st Paul
Is visiting at the home OF her father
Mr.. B. Wiesinger.
II l.. Smith of the law firm OF Nc
Causland < Smith who has been in
New York during the past month re-
turned to the city Friday.
The annul meeting of the Elst End
piesbytei ian church was held Thursdf
evening. 1t was preceded hy social
ana supper which was engineered by
the men without feminine assstan &c.
The reports from the various depart
ments of the church showed them to
be in healthy condition, especially
the Young Peoples society. The com
mittee in charge of the mortgage
raising matter reported that of the
$4,000 needed over 81 900 in cash is on
hand while the pledges amount 10
enough to make a total of about 81, POO.
An effort will be made to raise the
balance of $500 as soon as possible.
FOR RENT-Large unfurn,shed
front rooms. Enquire 262. 4th
street
The Maccabees, of which the late
Charles Becklund was a member, de-
hyered TO Mrs Becklund this week
check for the $4,000 insurance her
husband held in The ordsr. The bur
ial occurred but two weeks ago.
TO Rent Three front rooms in the
Ogilyie building all Thompson Ave.
Suitable for small family. Enquire OF
VIM Oglive The Tailor
The next term Of the Superior Court
Will be held next week commencing
tuesday April 7th in the the Trade
and Commerce building. The Calen.
oar Is an average sized one, there
being q Criminal and As Civil cases,
which includes several divorce cases
The list OF Jurors who will mete out
Justice TO contesting parties will be
found III another column.