The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-04-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
SATURDAY, APRIL IS 1913.

Will Smith who has been visiting
friends in Kentucky for the past two
weeks returned to the city Thursday
G. II. Joe who has conducted a
Chinese laundry at PIT West Fifth
street has departed, and will open up
at Hibbing.
Mr.. Chrisfleld Johnson of Ithaca N.
Y. a Superior property owner is in
the city for few weeks stopping at
the Euclid.
Street Commissioner Joseph Clarity
with force of men has been engaged
the past week cleaning West Fifth
street through the business portion.
The hearing of the petition for the
appointment of appraisers in the con-
demnation proceedings recently in
stituted by the Omaha Railway COM
pany to secure certain property along
its righJ of way through the city,
which was scheduled to come up in
the circuit court Monday was post
poned until to-day, in order to give
all persons interested an opportunity
TO be heard in the matter.
Rummage Sale-The Ladies Aid
Society of the First M. E. church will
hold rummage sale on Fifth street
first building west of Euclid Hotel,
beginning next Thursday morning
the 23rd, and continuing through the
week. The room will be open on
Wednesday afternoon for the recep-
ton of articles which may be donated.
The church and It's friends are solicit
ed 10 bling articles which they can
readily spare, to the room above
named. These donations will be APP
preciated by the ladies', and they ex-
tend thanks in advance to the donors
We are Informed that overtures
have been made Billy Keaough and
II. B. Duff to join well known theat
rical company. The manager of the
company in question, (Which we are
obliged to withhold after having
seen the act they present in Keaough
and Duff's Modern Mastodon Min
strels, offered them lucrative posi-
ton in his organization. Manager
Alvord of the Keaough and Duff
aggregation when asked regarding
the above, said neither MIR. Keaough
or Mr.. Duff have said anything to me
regarding the matter, but l would not
be surprised if it were fact, from
what | have been informed from other
sources" When seen Mr.. Keaough
would neither affirm or deny the re-
Lort. Mr.. Duff maintained the same
reticence.
Gilbert's new restaurant will be
opened to the public Monday next.
The rooms are being remodeled and
decorated and the restaurant will be
one of the finest in the city and should
receive a liberal patronage.
The Girard Theatre Co will open
at music hall, next Monday for
a week in repertoire. This company
is new to Superior theatre goers, but
comes exceptionally we'll recommend
ed by the press of other cities,
"Wheelocks weekly" Fergus Falls
Miner, under date Of Feb. 18th saying
Probably not the best, certainly one
of the best, repertoiry company ever
seen here is the Gigard Theatre Co.
which is giving popular dramas each
night this week in the Lyceum. Mr..
Bert G. Wood is an actor of unusual
forcefulness and is accompanied b. a
strong company. The house was
packed Monday night and the audi
ences continue to fill all the seats"
IT good company, special scenery,
electrical effects and correct monut-
ings counts for anything, then tho en-
gagement of this company will be one
long to be remembered.