The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-08-01
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
SATURDAY, AUG. /, 1903.


Cyril and Ernest Roper, sons OF
Joseph Roper OF the Superior BANK,
arrived i'll this city from London ENG
Tuesday. They intend to remain
here with their father.
Circuit court dates for the neat
term were made public "Wednesday
by Judge Vinje. Sessions VIII De heiu
Monday, Aug. "a, Saturday, Sept 10
and Monday, Oct. IL
Miss Maud Wolford, of West 9th ST.
and Miss Wright of Evansville, Ind
ana, are up the north shore.
Conductor Paint-For inside and
outside work-Good in quality, MOD
r ate in price. Hawald den sells 1t.
Miss Martha Vogel and Miss Selma
Fix returned last night after spending
month in southern Minnesota.
Mrs. VIM. Schuster and daughter,
Pearl. who have been in Minneapolis
for the past week, returned to thelf
home on West Third Street, Tuesday.
LOST-Between Omaha depot and
$50 W. Seventh st, a collar PIN with
Opal setting. Will the finder kindly
return same to the Times Office.
The Odd Fellows of Superior and
Duluth will hold their annual picnic
and excursion to Scion Spring next
week Thursday.
Two large excursion trains over the
Omaha arrived in this city last eve
ming.
The letter carriers will take their
annual outing at Fond du Lac on
Aug. 2nd.
Misc Halle Sutherland gave Jap
anese lawn party at her home on
West 18th Street, Thursday evening
The Daisy Mill, after few days
vacation, resumed operations again
Thursday.
MIR. Crisiield johnson who has been
spending the past three months here,
returned to his home i'll Ithaca, n.
Y. this week
Ogden II. Hammond, president OF
the Consolidated Land Co., was called
to New York City after the failure OF
the T. j. Taylor & Co. was announced
last week He departed for the East
last Saturday evening
Miss Catherine Reardon of st. Paul
is visiting with the Railton family at
AL West 5th Street
Miss Helen Robb returned last Sat
urday from ali extended visit with
friends and relations in Winona, Mimi.
Fred Hall, who burglarized Alder
man Leamon's store at Allouez in
1901 and who left the city soon after
the crime was committed, was ar
rested here recently and this week was
tried and sentenced to Green Bay for
six months.
There seems to be a good demand
for horses in this city and vicinity.
w. A. DonaIds has so far this season
sold 100 horses including, several fine
matched road teams. He has now
about 40 horses at his stables and
will be pleased to show them to those
Interested See his Adv. in another
column.
r. b. Mclean departed this week
on pleasure trip to the coast.
The cost of paving Tower Avenue
with ceder blocks was about sll0 per
lot.
The Red Mems League Of this city
held its annual picnic at Nemadji park
Thursday afternoon and evening.
There was ball game between two
picked mines and a program of field
day sports held The picnic ended
with dance in the evening: there
was a large attendance.
George Buck, an Indian from Cor
don, was sentenced this week to 70
days at the work house for killing
deer out of season.
At the meeting of the Comfy board
Wednesday the offer of f. f. McCaus
land in regard to tax certificates and
tax deeds was accepted. The total
amounts to at least $50, 600 there be-
ing Sl5. 900 in deeds, S25, 900 in certif-
Gates ahd $40, 900 to be thrown off.
The road from 9th Street to Green