The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-03-28
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
SATURDAY, MARCH % 1903

Most of the party who went on a
timber hunt to Oregon have returned
home.
Caucuses for placing in nomination
CITY officers to be voted for at the
spriug Election will be held Monday.
Poundmaster Walker wishes us to
announce that the pound is now open
and all persons who allow their cows
to run at large on the streets may find
them in the pound with 81 90 fine at
tached.
Men are returning from the lumber
camps and there are many idle men
in the city at the present time waiting
for navigation to open.
f. F McCausland and W. f Pick
cring returned this week from trip
in Northern Minnesota.
A. w. McRae OF Bakersfield Cal, is
the guest of VIM. Ogilvie.
Chief of Police McKinuon insists
that gambling rooms and the slot ma
chimes must 60. Notice was sent
around recently to certain persons
who were still running the slot ma
chimes but the warning was not heed
ed and several West End saloon
keepers were arrested this week.
jennie Briggs, of the East End who
has been employed in the NicoIlett
llJtel, Minneapolis during the past
year is now night CLERK i'll hotel at
Spooner Wis.
Howard 4. Gilbert who for some
past has been chef at the Euclid will
open a first class restaurant at No. 239
West Fifth street, about April LIST.
James Kerr, of St. Paul, and w II.
Phipps, Of Hudson, Wis, both heavy
stockholders in the Consolidated Land
company, were in the city this week,
on business connected with the com
pany.
John Remington, formerly oper-
ator at the Omaha depot at the East
End, but now stationed at Maryland
Junction, spent Sunday with his
friends here.
Rev. J ID. Searles received the sad III
telligence yesterday that Col. Hast
ings, president of the Monona Lake
Assembly was dead at his home in
Evanston, Ill. AS Rev. Searles was
first vice president of the Assembly,
he will now be called upon to take the
position of president.
A little three year old son of Chase
Snyder died on West Eight street
Thursday from the effects of Scarlet
fever The funeral will be held today
and interment at Woodlawn.
The Francis Greene Company vii,
close a weeks engagement at Music
hall this evening at which time they
will produce the popular drama ''The
Rose of Killarney The Sl5 couch
on which tickets have been given dur
ing the week will be drawn this even
ing. Besure and bring your tickets
with you This afternoon the com
pany give matinee, producing Zip
Van Wrinkle. Admission only 10
cents to all. TIE Company is a good
one and has been playing to full house
which they deserved.
II. A George, the we'll known OPP
tician of this city, will leave next
Wednesday for months visit to Cali
tornia. Mrs. George and little daugh-
ter have been spending the winter at
Hanford, Cal, with Mrs. Georges
sister, Mrs. Theodore Il Smith, and
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs l. F
ostensibly to bring his family home,
but he has decided to combine bust
ness with pleasure on this occasion.
Mr.. George has had years OF eXper-
fence in optical work and has recent
ly added TO his equipment some Of the
latest and best Implements for testing
and fitting eyes known to the pro.
fession, and will take his outfit with
him. He will take the Santa Fe route
from st. Paul
Prof. Catherine K. kiley Magnetic
Healing. Treats all diseases of the
nerves and muscles 1916 Tower Ave.
West Superior Wis
A. Moore has painted the Daisy
Bakery building on West Fifth street
aud il pres -nts a neat and attractive
appearance. \ coat of fresh paint
would add to the beauty Of many other
buildings on this street
FOR Large iunfurnl.hcd
front rooms. Enquirc 262, I'll
street
To Rest Three front rooms in the
Ogilvie building ali Thompson Ave.
Suitable for small family Enquire Of