The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-05-30
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
SATURDAY, MAY 80 1903.

for White Bear Lake where he Will
remain over the Sabbath.
Franklin Booth is in the city call
ing on his many friends here,
John Wilson who has been in Sand
Stone for the past two weeks return
ed to the city Wednesday morning.
Supervisor David Dobie of Nebaga-
mon waa in the city Wednesday.
The Fact End cars have hew signs
which can be plainly seen for quite Il
distance.
The Superior base ball team has
made very poor showing since the
opening of the season. If they expect
to draw a crowd when they arrive
home they will have to brace up ard
play ball.
Champ Green, Grand Chancellor of
the state of Wisconsin, Knights of
Pythias who has been absent on Off
cial business during tho past four
weeks returned to his home in this
city this week.
Ogden Hammond and Pig. Stratton
departed Monday evening for New
York City.
d Seaman is building an addition
to the rear of his store and will move
the stock of goods from the postofiice
store to his place on West Fifth street.
Mrs. Hugh Russell went to Madi-
son this week where she will visit her
daughter Gilmore who graduates from
the University in June.
Mrs. w, H. Webb departed this
week for months sojourn at White
Bear Lake, MINI.
The Britist steamer Turret Cape,
now undergoing repairs at the local
dry decks, was built at Newcastle,
England, She carries wheat on the
lakes in the summer season.
MIR. f. Railton received the sad IN
telligence Tuesday of the death OF MS
mother, Mrs. Ann Railton who died
in Blackboard, Lancashire, England, at
the advanced age of SO years.
On. Morrison and family moved
Tuesday into their new home No. ass
West Second street. This is very
fine property and was formerly own
ed by Senator E. G. Mills.
O.C. Webb of Underline N. Y.
conductor on the 500 line, and \ +,
Webb who has been attending large
University at Ada, OHIO are visiting
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Webb at the Euclid.
Conoueror Paint-For inside and
outside work-Good in quality, Mod
crate in price. Hawarden sells 1t.
The members the A. M. r. church
in Central Park will give an entertain
ment i'm the church this evening when
a special program will be given for the
benefit of the church.
The Presbyterian ladies met at the
residence of Mrs. Crawford 32' west
Fifth street Wednesday afternoon.
There was about 80 ladies present
Dainty refreshments was served ana
and a very pleasant time enjoyed py
those in attendance.
A party of Iowa farmers were IN the
CITY last week and several OF them
purchased farms After they arrived
home w, II. Webb received letter
from one of them stating THAT there
were so we'll pleased with. the outlook
that several of their neighbors had de
cided to come here and that they
would arrive in the city today.
David Dobie this week sold an I'M
proved farm of 100 acres, about four
miles from South Range to German
farmer from Iowa for $1,000 cash.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bardon leave
TODAY for st. Louis to attend the com
MANAGEMENT exercises at the islIalloi
Academy in that CITY, from when
their daughter Miss Wnifred' gradu
ates ON the 18th prox., after four
wears course. They will all return tt
Sunerior about the 18TH OF June,
Miss Lillian Eastlund entertained
mn mher of her friends at her home OF
THOMPSON avenue Tuesday evening
The evening was pleasantly passed a
games provided for the occasion aftel
which lunch was served, and befor,
her guests were aware, the hands {
the clock, that move so swiftly ant
silently pointed to the hour wheI
they should bid Good night TO thu
hostess, and each departed heart free
and happy, as a necessity from being
Youths and mingling with merry com
panions. Those present were TN
Misses Mable and Dora O'Hare, Am.
CLARK, Helen Roberts, Maude Green
Dorothy Boncord, Georgia Maxtield
Messers Nathaniel Larson, Lawson
MacQuarrie, Clarence Robb, Harol'
Pickering, Clarence Badgley am
George Robbie.