The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-06-18
LOCALS

r. Pickering has returned from the
State University at Minnesota.
Mrs. M. A. Bailey of 2Iinneapolis i
the guest of her son, Thomas Furniss
CORTLAND Young has returned from
the University of Minnesota, where
he has been taking acourse in mining
engineering.
Roy Gnest of Minneapolis is visit
ng at the home of his uncle, Thomas
Furniss.
John w Fawcett left the first of the
week to attend the State MacabeC
convention, at Eau Claire.
This week Nadolski and Norczy k
removed their saloon business from
271 to 265 West 5th st. Messrs. Ma
dolski and Norczyk have purchased
the property they now occupy.
Drs. Baird and Knox examined
Nicholas Wednt of ltasca and found
that he was temporarily insane.
A number of Superior veterans
were i'm attendance at the State G a
r. encampment at Madison.
Mrs Martinson of Allouez is at st
Francis hospital awaiting an examin
alton as to her sanity.
A number of Superior business
men visited Rockmount the first of
the week and inspected the rock
crusher there.
John Soderland has taken the con
tract for putting in a four foot side
walk on w. Fourth street between
Thompson and Nettleton avenues.
Inspector Chas. Berghoefer has
been in the city looking over the
coal docks.
Miss B. Sturdivant has gone to Sol
on Springs to spend part of her va
cation. She occupies the position of
head stenographer in a bank in Mimi
eapolis.
There is being organized young
mems club under the direction of Rev,
Houghton Fosbroke, the new rector
of the church of the Redeemer The
proposed plan is to establish club
rooms in the Northern Block, which
they will fit up in modern style, with
magazines, pc ors and games of va.
rious kinds, including billiards, where
the young men will go to spend their
evenings. The rooms will be open to
all the young men in the city, but the
club will be in charge of Rev. Eos.
broke. Funds have been contributed
by the business men, and it is expect
ed the rooms will soon be open.
The board of public works let sever
al sidewalk contracts Tuesday among
which G. Seamper got the contract
for walk on Cass Avenue to ST.
Croix street at 3S cents per loot, on
the east side of Becker avenue be
tween Third and Fourth streets ut 80
cents per foot and on the west side
of Becker avenue between Third and
Fourth streets at 35 cents per foot.
Manager Simons and Chief Engi
neer Kelly Of the Omaha Elevator OF
Allouez left Tuesday afternoon IN
their gasoline launch, Marion, for a
seven weeks trip. They will visit
Cranberry River, Bark Creek Ash
land, Washburl Ontonogon, Mich,
Red Ridge, Mich, Marquette, Mich,
Pictured Rocks, Mich, Sault Ste.
Marie. Georgian Bay, Ont, and MID
land. Ont. where they will remain for
several daya. On the return they
will stop at Houghton, Mich, Isle
Royal and Port Arthur, Can, then
will come down the North Shore TO
Two Harbors and Knife River They
have taken with them a full kit OF
tools for any repairs that may be nee
essary, also a full Kit of cooking uten-
sis.
Miss Mary Nye will leave tomorrow
night over the Omaha for Beloit, Wis.
where she will ettend the graduating
exercises of Beloit college,
Frank Nathan Of Pokegama lodge
and Grafton Ma, on OF NemadJi ledge,
X. of p. lett yesterday tor Milwaukee
to attend the Grand lodge convention
in that city next week
Miss May Sehuster will leave next
week for St. Paul and Minneapolis
where she will he the guest OF rela
tiyes and friends