The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-11-07
SATURDAY, NOV, 7, 1903,
ODDS AND ENDS

The marriage of Miss l.. Pomish,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Pomish OF
All Baxter avenue to NJ kaner of this
city was celebrated in Mary land hall
Sunday evening. Rabbi Tremblatt
officiating. The Wedding bali was at
tended by large crowd Mr.. and Mrs
Kaner will reside at Sixth and Banks.
a boy COW herder from Billings
Park, CuIhane by name, stirred up
some excitement at Billings Park
Monday. He discovered new fur
trimmed ladies' coat, valued at about
SIS, near the old scale pit at the Steel
plant. There is about six feet OF
water in the pit and the boy thought
that a drowning had occurred. Police
dragged the pit but could find nothing
For the best floor paint. Go to
Washburn's
The funeral services over the re.
m lins of Susie Green were held at
the undertaking parlors OF Coroner
Down Monday afternoon. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. George
Wade, pastor of the African Method
ist church and the interment was at
Greenwood cemetery. A large num-
Der of friends attended and the rooms
were beautifully decorated for the
accession The floral tributes were
very beautiful. Palms and cut flow
ers made up the decorations for the
rooms.
joseph Martell, an employe Of the
Duluth Superior Traction company,
was struck by an east bound ear
Tuesday night at the corner of
Twelfth street and Tower avenue and
received several severe bruises. lie
was removed to St. Mays hospital
where he is recovering rapidly.
Go to Washburn's for pictures and
picture framing.
Mangus JansOn and Clarence Swat,
the two young mer from Minneapolis
who we've arrested by Detective som
ers on the charge OF stealing watch
and chain from Mrs. Morrison of the
Board Of Trade bulluil :, were arraign
Cd ia municipal Cuult Tae~d1r. Jan
sufficient evidence to hold him and
Swart pleaded guilty to charge of
petty larceny and was given 80 days
in the county jail.
The prospect is for a very light
amount of wood chopping in the
woods this winter, Already there are
more men than jobs in Superior
Superior has the honor of having
owned here one OF the six 1904 silver
dollars now in existence.
The first of the night schools which
will be conducted in this city the com
ing winter was opened Monday night
in the Finnish Temperance hall, Gum
ming avenue. Miss Title Nelson is in
charge and is assisted by Miss Helda
Osberg. Miss Nelson has has charge
of night schools for several years.
Marriage licenses have been issued
at the county clerks Office the past
8 Inh,, I NEilliu md
Sarah Miner, Duluth; Ernest S. Rhind
and Agnes Olson, Brainard; George E..
Grant and Buelah St John, Superior;
W. J. Dooley Duluth, Emma Colbert.
Superior; w. j. Kelly and Eta Nj.
Cook, Duluth; Matthias Hansen and
Olga Johnson, Superior; Sivert Jes-
seled and Mary Fossum, Superior.
Frank Carr a dock laborer is mys-
teriously missing.
Go to Washburn's for the best floor
varnish. Belknap & Tower.
The lectures by Ernest Thompson
Oh Tuesday drew large crowds to hear
the famous naturalist
Mrs Mary Dahlberg died at her
home, 610 Baxter avenue, Thursday.
She leaves husband and two chilli
rem The funeral will be held this
afternoon at O'Clock from the resid :
ence Burial will be made in Green
wood
The funeral Of Edward Allen, son OF
Mr. and Mrs F. Alien. was held Fri
day morning from the residence, 1911
North Twelfth street.
Mrs. Josiah Smith Of West l2tf
street died Sunday. She had for many
years been resident OF Superior
She leaves a husband son,
Go to Washburn's for L1cqueret tc
make old furniture look as good al
new
The steamer Henry 5. Sill, Launched
ct the Superior shipyards three week
ago, will load ore at the Great North
ern dock this morning and will thel
leave on her maiden Trip down tn
lakes