The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-04-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
SATURDAY, APRIL IS 1903.
John Bardon returned from Gordon

John Bardon returned from Gordon
Wednesday.
The first meeting of the new county
board will be held on Wednesday
April 20, at which time they will try
and organize.
City Adorned Lyons departed for
Madison thursday evening.
days this week.
W. f. Pickering was in Madison
this week.
Mrs.W. G. Waldo who has been spend
ing the past two months in California
and Mexico returned to her home
here this week.
James O'Connell of the East End
has been sent to the hospital at Chip
pewa Falls. He has been at the st.
Francis hopital, for three or four
years. 1t is said that he was not in
sane as reported.
The Allouez postoffice was robbed
of S25 Wednesday night, the burglars
securing entrance through window.
1t cannot be found that anything be-
sides the cash was taken. The stamps
were not molested.
Conqueror Paint-For inside and
outside work-Good in quality, Mod
crate in price. Hawarden sells it,
We are in receipt of a letter from
Rev. Jesse ID. Searles who was in Eau
Claire this week visiting his daughter,
in which he writes:
Please note III your paper that |
deeply sympathise with MIR. Jones our
death of his wife, and trust that he
will be comforted by Him who prom
Uses, Gas mother comforteth her
child 80 will comfort YOU"
We understand that party from
South Superior will soon open mil
linery store in the Euclid hotel build
ing in the rooms formerly occupied by
Miss Swanstrom.
1t has been enormously STATED that
Keaough and Duff's Modern Mastodon
Minstrels will appear for two nights.
This statement is false. The company
will appear for absolutely once and
once only. There is just one chance
to see the big show and that is on
Wednesday next.
Sister nj. Thereria, Superior of st.
Francis Hospital has gone to Chicago
on retreat also to see her sister who
is sick with Typhoid fever. She will
return next Tuesday.
he annual meeting of the assessors
Douglas county, called by Super
visor of assessments p. E. Bradshaw,
will be held il the court house next
Tuesday morning at ten The me sting
is called in accordance with the law
and is for the purpose of considering
the matter of assessments in general
and receiving suggestions from the
Supervisor.
FOR RENT-Large IL FURNISHED
front rooms. Eng ire 262, 4th
street
AT present it appears that the ex-
cursit steamer Boomer Girl will
have to take care of all the excursion
lists here the coming summer as the
boat the manager of the Boomer Girl
intended securing to run with that
boat will not be secured until the lat
ter part of the season. If the season
warrants, however, some other pleas
ure craft will be secured to help out
the Boomer Girl.
Colored girls from Kansas City were
sent for this week to fill positions
which have called for such help
through the free employment, bureau.
Superior women have signed agree
ments to give half a dozen girls a
trial,
The night crew at the Allouez ore
docks was put on for the first time this
year Wednesday night The day crew
has be en- on for about two weeks and
from now on both night and day crews
will be steady employed.
When the curtain goes up on the
first part of Keaough and Duff's Mod
ern Mastodon Minstrels next Wednes-
day evening there will be shown for
the first time one of the most gorgeous
stage settings ever exposed to view,
1t represents the interior of famous
European art gal cry with Classic
masterpieces adjoining the walls. The
aggregate value of the original paint
ings is s25s,000
The multitude of electric lights used
in this part are arranged in such &
manner that they reflect OF the mas
sive silver dome making the latter
glimmer and scintldate like ter
thousand rare gems in the light o
noon day.