The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-08-08
SATURDAY, AUG. 8, 1903.
Miss Guenther of Winona is the
guest of Miss Margaret Scanlon.

guest OF MISS Margaret ScaniOn.
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. W. Newton and
daughter are visiting Mrs Newton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +, Il Manwar-
ing, at Ann Arbor, Mich.
Congressman Jenkins has been in.
vited to deliver the address in this
city on Labor Day.
Real Estate transactions have been
picking up during the past week. w.
II. Webb has sold two 40 acre farms
also six city lots including dwelling
at the East End and one lot at West
End
Misses Mayme and Winifred Stump,
of Minneapolis, are visiting at the
home of their cousin, Miss Mae Schu
ster.
Conqueror Paint-For inside and
outside work-Good in quality, Mod
rate in price. Hawarden sells it.
Last Thursday evening some sneak
thief entered the vestibule of the
First Presbyterian church during
prayer meeting and carried away the
hats of r. p. Hunter and Fred Elk
f. f. Nicolis and family and Miss
Katherine Leader are camping at So
Ion Springs.
There was a large crowd in attend
ance at the Odd Fellows excursion
and picnic at Scion Springs, Thursday
The train was run in two sections
with at least 1000 people on board.
The East End, as usual, won the ball
game, and in fact Superior won near
ly all of the prizes offered The day
was an ideal one and pleasant out
ing was enjoyed by all.
Rev. and Mrs. Searles will return
from their vacation today.
Manager Lager of the Superior
Bray, formerly of the Crookston team
has accepted the position.
The Leader Office has been moved
across the street, opposite its former
location on Broadway.
The hay on Col. Hayes tract in
Central Park is being harvested.
IL. w. Schnittger departed Wednes-
day evening for Oregon to look after
his interests in a copper mine.
Rev. and Mrs. Spears and daughter
Miss Grace, left over the Omaha We'd
nesday evening for San Francisco af
ter visit of several weeks with
friends here.
Miss Lizas Sparby departed Thurs
day morning for Minneapolis, to visit
friends in that city.
John A. Sidney Esq of Poplar was
III the city on business errands Mon
day.
Rev. Archibald Durrie of Hastings,
Mimi, a former pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, has been calling
on friends here the past week.
b. A. Galeher superintendent of
North Western coal docks, arrived in
the city this week with his family
from Sandusky, Ohio, and are stop
ping at the Euclid
Mother st. Rose of st. Mary's acad-
amy at Graceville MINI. and sister
Maria Theresa of St. Agathas college
pf Sf pauI uara uueotp ~ NI;eu El;,o
beth Mccormick this week.
Judge Smith has taken under ad-
visement the matter of a new trial in
the case of Hay VS.. Baird in which
the plaintiff recovered for malpractice
Errors, etc, alleged in the trial of the
case are the reasons given for a new
trial,
The picnic of the Superior Letter
Carriers that was postponed last Sun.
day on account of the storm will be
held at Fon du Lac tomorrow.
Thompson Richie who has been
visiting his brother JAS H. Richie, re.
turned to his home in Philadelphia
Tuesday.
Col. Hiram Hayes has been reap.
pointed by Judge Vinje of the circuit
court and Judge Smith of the superior
court to act as q member OF the Jury
commission Mr. Hayes has been a
member OF that commission since its
organization.
James Bardon, accompanied By his
wife, daughter Winnifred, and Miss
Grace Waldo, departed Thursday fol
an extended trip to the far West. 1t
is the intention Of the members Of the
party to journey to st. Paul and from
there travel direct to Yellowstone
park 4 week will be devoted by
them exploring the wonderful natur-
al resources OF the historic playground
Of the country Il IS their intention
then to visit the cCast ana their holi.
day will extend until sept. l.