The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-26


ter visiting for six weeks with reIa-
tives in Chicago, Pittsburg and Gram
plan, returned home.
The EIks gave the second of their
series Of dances at Maryland hall
Wednesday evening. The wives and
friends of the Elk's were in atten-
dance.
The military ball given by Company
l. at Maryland Hall was one of the
years most enjoyable balls 1t was a
genuine success and everyone en-
ioyed themselves.
a big crowd attended the X. o. T..
NJ. dance at Music Hall Thursday
evening. At y O'Clock a bountiful
turkey supper was served and all re-
port most delightful time.
For Sale-A Columbia Jewel heater,
almost new, in perfect order, pipe
and all complete-Cheap, Also one
Organ good toned at
E. A. Whitney Co.
All railroads are going to sell tic
kets to Chicago on Nov. 26 at one
fare for the round trip. The attrac-
ton is the horse far which will be
held thera at that time.
The dance given by the Maccabees
at the Music Hall. Thanksgiving
evening was well attended. An ex-
cellent turkey supper was served and
all report a good time.
Hunters in the vicinity of Foxboro
report having seen number of
wolves in that section. The animals
seem very brave and it would not
take very much for them to attack g
man.
Judge Roberts has been secured to
defend Arthur Woods, charged with
the murder of Ole N. Bendz. The tri-
al will undoubtedly be commenced
in circuit court the first of next week
unless the prisoner should decide to
plead guilty.
The funeral of Ole n. Bendz, the
street car conductor, was held last
Sunday from the Swedish Mission
church. The attendance was large
special cars being put into service for
those wishing to attend the funeral,
The floral tributes were numerous and
beautiful.
S. E. Marsh, who has been working
in the capacity of cashier for the ID.
S. S. & A. Ry. at Nettleton Ave. sta
ton for some time past, has rendered
his resignation and will leave in few
days for Ann Arbo", Mich, where he
will spend several weeks visiting his
parents before entering the law de-
partment of the Michigan University
Company l. defeated Company A.
in football game at the driving park
Thanksgiving afternoon by score of
25 to 0. An enthusiastic crowd OF
about 500 witnessed the game. Com
pany /. was out in full uniform which
gave military air to the afternoon
sport, Company A, was entirely
swept off their feet by the swift play
ing of Buchanan, Clemens and Nc
Lean who kept them guessing where
! the ball was and what was coming
next.
81 was troubled with constipation
and stomach troubles, lost flesh, my
| complexion was ruined; HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea brought bach
my health and complexion. "--Mary
Allen, st. Louis. 80 cents.
4 preliminary meeting at the home
of Supt. Jackson last evening gath
cred quite number, the object being
to petition the beard Of education,
which meets next Monday night to
allow the use of one school or room
/ in which the boys of the schools can
! go to spend their evenings. The or
ganization OF a club or league will fol
low and will DO doubt be looked up
on very favorably by the majority Of
the people Of Superior and no doub;
by the Board OF Education.
J. G. Graham, Mgr of the Wheeler
Single Mill eceived a message from
Grayling, Mich. Tuesday conveying
the news that his daughter, Mrs
Jennie Shirt had been accidently
shot and probably fatally wounded
Mr.. Graham left Immediately fo
Graylins, Mich, but Mrs. Shirt ex
PRED within few hours after the ac
cident. The revolve ) an old ont
which was supposed to De unloade'
and which her little child had beel
playing with.
Between sixty and seventy guest
} were entertained at the home Of Mis-
Maude Wolford, $50 w. 9Th St, las
| Wednesday evening by recital give
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