The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-07-02
LOCALS

Miss Bessie Glendenning left Mon
day morning for Mystic, Iowa, where
she Will spend two months visiting
friends and relatives
Miss Ida G. Macy returned home
the first of the week from Wellesley
college to spend the summer with
her parents.
The ninth annual meeting of the
Lake Superior Baptists was held i'll
this city two days this week.
Edwards. Wood Co., of st. Paul
have opened brokerage office in the
rooms formerly occupied by Laidley
& Co. j. r. McKinnon will be in
charge.
Joe McKinnon has returned from
sore hand
Miss Bessie Bennett has gone to
Illinois, where she will visit friends
for some time.
Miss Cora Leader left Tuesday for
Galena, H., where she will spend the
summer.
Misses May and Edith Hunter of
Central Park, have gone to Deerwood
to spend the summer,
The Misses Susan and Harriet Lane
of Kene, N. H. are visiting at the
home of Mrs. |. w. Gates of Central
Park.
Miss Anna Wright of Ironwood.
Mich, and Miss Mary f Curtis OF
Brooklyn N. Y, both attending col
lege in N. y. City, arrived in the city
Tuesday and were the guests of Lii
han b. and Geo. T. Russell while In
the city.
Miss Gilmore Russell of w. 9th, left
Sunday for Madison, Wis, where she
met party of college friends and
proceeded Monday to St Louis, where
they will visit the Fair and also at
leHu the NdllOIldl obuNtlllOu VI
"Pl Beta PHI" which convenes at st.
Louis the latter part of the month.
Miss Russell will not return to Super
ior until the middle of August.
A, &. Brown celebrated his eightieth
birthday Monday. Many friends
called during the day and he was the
recipient of several presents. He is
50 years of age, and an Old settler,
having been here since 1856.
Mrs Gus Johnson h as gone to Osce.
ola, Neb, for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs w r, Crumpton and
family went to Scion Springs Monday
to spend the summer
Mrs. L Wagner has AS her guest
Mrs. A. Valentine.
Prof. A. G. Shong accompanied by
Prof. NJ. g, Potter of Colorado Springs,
left Monday for an extended visit to
the st Louis Exposition. MIR Shong
expects to visit at New Orleans and
many other southern cities before his
return.
tale with pretty pathos dear to
the hearts Of plain peaple, is by Flea
nor H. Porter in Lppincott's for July.
II is called Delayed Heritage, and
will appeal to those with music in
their souls
A real ghost story with real humor
in it is The Ghost in the Red Shirt,
by Bertha NJ. Bower, in L!ppincott's
Magazine Cor July.
Atty. f. F.McCausland left vester-
day for st. Louis He went via \. p.
Mrs q A. Patchen, left Wednes-
day for an extended visit in Yellow
stone Park
The \. p. Railway Co. has been iGa .
proving their track service between
East and West End. Several gravel
trains have been placed in commits
sion the past week and the ditches
and cuIyerts are being put in perfect
condition. While they are at the
work OF improving, little more
ought to be done in the way of repair
ing and remodeling the East End de.
pot 1t would not only add much 70
the appearance of the town, bu,
would be great accommodation &c
passengers VINO. while waiting fol
their train, either have to stand out
of doors or in one OF the stalls former
~ occupied by the mules that i
years gone by was used to draw tht
Superior street cars.