The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-09-26
SATURDAY, SEPT. 26, 1913.


sc. Leamon and family have
moved from the 10th ward and now
occupy rooms in the Albany block,
J. NJ. Hall has opened new res
tuarant at 297 West Fifth street.
w. NJ. Gin has improved his build
ing by a coat of paint and other I'M
provements.
Rev. George Wade of Knoxville, Ill.
is the new pastor of the Afrian M. r.
Church in Central Park.
The funeral of Ellen, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Hanson, of Allouez, was held Wed
nesday afternoon from the residence;
interment at Woodlawn.
A. A. Ulsrud has been appointed
deputy head council, Modern Wood
man Of America, for Douglas, Burnett
Washburn and Sawyer Counties and
has entered upon his duties which
will keep him busy for the coming
year
II. II. Brimsmade of the Geneva,
N Y. Daily Times is visiting the head
of the Lakes.
DR.. Hug" Russell of West Sixth
street departed yesterday for visit
with friends down the State.
Miss Winnfred Bardon has return
ed from a visit with friends at Ash
land.
John w. Bradshaw departed Thurs
day Tor Madison where he will enter
the University.
Cadet Clarence Grace who has been
home on Through departed yester-
day for Annapolis.
j. w. Priest who has been cenfiued
to his room at the Euclid for the past
ten days from the affects of injuries
he received while on the recently
wrecked excursion train to this city,
has so far recovered that he was re-
moved to his home at Madison, Tues
day evening. He was accompanied
by his son, F. d, Priest, the Fifth
street Druggist.
Business is reported to be brisk at
Allouez. After running for several
days with only hals force, all of the
docks are operating full time
Rev. e J. Mcconnell was in Bessem.
er, Mich. this week attending an in
stailation at that place.
Miss Hartman who has been the
guest of Mrs +. Il. Crumpton, Central
Park, has returned TO her home in
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Hugh Russell and the Misses
Russell, of West Sixth St., entertain
at cards this afternoon.
Mrs. MINER of the Euclid entertain
ed the guests OF the hotel on Wednes- !
day evening in homer of Mrs. iIunie
of Chicago.
May, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w |
T. Rands of Itasca, died Thursday. |
The remains were. shipped to Augusta
for burial
Mrs. Colman and Miss Parriott of !
the Euclid entertained Thursday after
noon for Mrs G. p. Hume of Chicago, |
Mrs, Eta MINER, Mrs Richard Webb,
Mrs. W. II, Webb assisted. Decora-
tons sweet pea vines and ported |
plants. Those present were Mesdames |
Boteier, Grafton Mason. Borran CALI. !
her, Richard Webb, w. II. Webb, Fol- !
lette, Hiram Hayes, Frank Hayes, J.
Robb Harper, Lynn, w. B. Perry, Lily |
Langley, WI. Leader, Misses VOL
ford, Blanche Wolford, Russell, !
Eleanor Russell, Marion Russell, Me. !
Cormick, Lillian Mccormick, Kennedy |
Anna Kennedy, Bell, Brown, Nye,
Miller, Hawley, Moody (Dunth)
The approach to the bridge over the
Nemadji at Filthy eighth street and
Bardon avenue that was washed out
by the recent rains is TO be repaired
at once.
you advertise? Few stores have
all the business they can handle #
your trade is sick, doctor it. Right
advertising brings the dollar over
your threshold.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Brooks of Be-
midi Mimi, are spending few days
at the home of DRUGGIST b. d. Merrill.
MIR. Brooks is a banker doing business
in Bemdja and Mrs. Brooks is a sister
OF Mrs Merrill.