The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-06-27

Dewey, and was received too late for
last ISSUE.
1t was in the year 1920, when the
great Superior e. opposition was held
in Billings Park on the banks of the
picturesque st. st. Louis, that We
thought II good opportunity to visit
the haunts of our school days; while
sight seeing at the exposition, hap
pened upon many of my school mates
at dear old Nelson Dewey; and learn
ed how the world was treating them
The first to meet was the Hon. Ray
Bishoff, our class President who now
lives in New York, and is one of the
most brilliant lawyers of the Metrop-
oils, Earlier in his career, his chants
were mot so many" but that he had
time to write "Bishof's English
Grammer" which 3 referred TO by
learned people, as standard; All
through its pages are scattered
most artistic little original sketches
which add much to its value. In con-
versation with him he told me of
many of our old school school mates.
Frank Schimian is proprietor of
hair dressing and manicure parlors in
Minneapolis, and mas lately edited
and copy righted pamphlet on The
Care of the Hair.
Twas not surprised to hear that
Fred Colbeck was minister, for in
our school days he was a most self
sacrificing youth, always taking the
blame for all little misdemeanors
arising. Through Father Colbeck's
influence Maude McCrumm and
Mamie Farr have have become mis-
sionaries and are now laboring in the
South Sea Islands.
Father Colbeck concluding his work
in his present field has decided to 90
to the wilds of the far west. And
from his meekness Of character,
should not be surprised, in the future.
to hear of him as second "Sky
Pilot
Harry Means is president of great
Railroad system. ~ he side Track, !"
connecting Allouez and Itasca.
Tom Alvord Jr. we hear of as a dis
tingushed officer in the United States
Army. His soldierly bearing, and
commanding manner, is no doubt due
to his early training in gymnastics in
the Sth grade.
Mary Nelson is a teacher, in the
schools of the hourishing town of Ely,
| Mimi
Ellie Lemieux, who in his Harvard
days, was captain of the foot bal
team is putting his athletic skill into
practical use and is now champion
Base Ball player of the Boston League
Robert Glendenning is a rising au-
thor of the day, he and Ana Fongel
are living on high plane" (of we'd
ded bliss. y at Proctor Knott.
Leslie Rub, whom we all knew
would make a success of what ever he
under took is now Judge of the
Supreme Court. The first case tC
bring him into prominence when q
struggling young lawyer at the East
End, was the forming Of gigantic
trust by the which the merchantile in
terests of The East End were combin'
ed with Harris Erlanson rs manager
and chief stakeholder. The trust in
Guiding not only the dry good, boots
and shoes hardware and CONNECTIONS
but also the grocery stores, much te
the sorrow of the East End children
who no longer find their nickla in The
sack when buying chocolate creams
as in the days of Mr.. Croker.
Dan Hamilton is an expert bicycle
rider. Instead of looping one loop
he loops three. And has lately joine'
the famous "Fourpargh show"
Louise Kane is living up to he
early desires, and has lately gradual
ed in medicine, and has fine prac
tice in the Philippines.
OrIean Clark has put her fine talk
ing powers into practical use, and
becoming famous on the lecture plat
form. One of the most popular {
her subjects is 1.-THE Correct an
! Dignified Way to Ride a Bicycle
Anna Bra has just returned frol
= Paris where she has been employe
: as designer in one of the large dress
8 making establishment,
f William Baker has concocted
, medicine from herbs found on Mimi
II sofa Point, and has erected larf
= sanitarium near the site of the o
s light house, to demonstrate it's walt
e AZ an anti fat remedy. Miss Chariot
: Howenstine is matron OF the estai
lishment. Mercedes Campeau al
Oljnda Ramstad are nurses. WI
:, Dopp is advertising agent; III
= Baker Anti. fat Cure" bids fair to b.
? come strong competition to 6Oss.
"a Pearl Schuster is studying music
. Berlin. and making name for he
II self as composer.