The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-08-15
SAT URDAY, AUG. 10, 1903.
Mrs. II. p. Clark has moved int,

Russell Baxter cashier of the Supe-
rior Bank accompanied by his wife are
on ten days trip down the lake.
j. N. Humphry of Whitewater, a
Superior real estate owner. was reg
istered at the Euclid, yesterday.
Miss Blanche Wolford who has been
attending the National Educational
Association at Boston and visiting
friends in the East, returned to her
home here the first of the week.
Miss Lillian Mccormick, of the Sup
erior public library, will return Mon
day from jamestown, n. Y, where
she has been attending the library
school.
Mr.. Warren G. Wallin and Miss
Clara A Jackson both of this city
were married Tuesday morning, the
ceremony being reformed by Judge
Hughes at his Office in the Albany
block.
Labor Day will be celebrated at
Billings Park on Sept. 9TH
Chas. O'Connor was sentenced i'm
the Superior court Monday to term
of one year i'll the penitentiary at
Waupnn. He was arrested by the po-
lice and charged with the theft of a
watch and sum of money from a
communion ubiln hath mara ,,;a;,;,,o n
lower Tower avenue saloon.
+. d. Rubyour sold his fine draft
team last week to W. a, Donalds,
consideration 500. Mr.. Donalds lat
or sold them to parties in Iron River
at an advance of $50. They were
certainly a pair of fine horses,
ConqueIor Paint-For inside and
outside work-Good in quality, Mod
crate in price. Haywalden sells it.
Frederick Armstrong of POS West
3rd Street lost valuable COW, by
being hit by train on the N. p. yes
terday morning.
- llit itul tSbdUt ItDOi
will show that there is considerable
movement of real estate in the city
also in the county, and that prices
are advancing.
Miss GENEVA Coggrave who has
been the guest OF Miss Isabelle
Christie for several weeks has re
turned to her home in ST. Paul.
Ralph Pickering is assisting in the
Superior Bank during the absence of
of Cashier Baxter.
Miss Hickey of Prescott, Wis, is
visiting her sister, Mrs McGrath, at
her home, 1888 West Sixth street
Edward Willis has purchased the
house and lot No. III West 18th Street
as home for himself and family
Otto II. Croker who has been with
the Banks surveying party near Ely
returned to His home here Saturday
last, and is now assisting in the Star
Grocery.
The differences which have existed
between the journeymen and master
plumbers of Superior have at last
been amicably settled and the mem
bers of the plumbers union are again
at work.
1t is reported that James Backad
der, deputy game warden, will tender
his resignation, to take effect Sept. /.
This action is voluntary, but at the
same time it is understood that he is
taking the initiative in the matter,
Mrs. James Mcleod and daughter
of Minneapolis are visiting Mrs. Me
Leod's parents Mr. and Mrs. d. Scan
Ian at their home on West Sixth
street.
Miss ida GuenthCr, who has beer
visiting Miss Margaret Seaman foi
the past week returned TO her home
at Winona.
Mrs. &. McPhedern and daughter
Miss Lucy of Guelph, Ontario, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Smith.
Miss Helen Derby. who has beer
the guest OF Mrs Harry p. Clarl
has returned to her home at Lincoln
Ill.
Mrs VIM J. RObb and son Clarenc,
returned Monday from a few day
visit with Mrs. Robb's sister, Mis-
Blanche Pierce, at Mountain Iron
MINI.
+. D. Rubyour returned Monda,
from few days stay at Deerwood
MINI. While there he called upo
J. NJ. Rupgles and family and foun
them nicely situated. The Col. has
farm Of 40 acres, n fine new hous
within eight minutes walk from til
depot. located on the shore of on
OF the beautiful lakes at that place
and ia enjoying life to the fullest ex
tent lie will I've pleased t. have an
OF his Superior friends who come tha