The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-06-25
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prospects seem bright for the fu
ture of the young mems club being
organized under tine direction of Rev
Fosbroke. A meeting was held the
first of the week
=. NJ. Kirby Thomas has been hon
ored by being asked to deliver an ad
dress on WISCONSIN Day, June 30, at
the Worlds Fair at st. Louis
Mrs. G. n. Newton and children
have returned from Ann Arbor where
they have been visiting for some time.
Prof J. A. Merrill, of the Norm al,
left yester day for E visit in Los An
ge!e5 and Arizona.
Mrs. a, j. Fee of Central Park left
yesterday for few days outing at
Scion Springs.
Il F. EcCausland is home from Mil
waukee, where he attended meet.
ing of Wisconsin delegates to the
Democratic National Convention at
st. Louis.
The Park commissioners have de-
eide upon the location for the new
ferry dock 20 be built at Billings Park.
The dock will be located at the foot
of Twenty First street The matter
will probably be brought before the
council for trial and favorable action
the first meeting next month.
Hugh Roberts has gone to Annapo-
lis, where he will take the cX8mina-
ton for the admittance to the naval
academy.
A party OF young ladies', as guests
of Miss Fowler, are spending the
week az the Fowler cottage ON Mimi
eaota point
g. w. Crosby, proprietor of the
Euclid barber shop, has returned
from a two weeks visit at Fort
Wayne, Ind.
Miss Katie Leader is spending a few
weeks with a camping party at Scion
Springs.
The board of public will soon adver-
tise for bids on the wock of putting in
a cement sidewalk on several OF the
streets. The action will be taken by
the board as a result of an ordinance
passed by the council short time ago
which provided that the city should
put, in cement walks where the pro
perry owners did not care to do the
work themselves. As there are sever
al lots where the cement walks are
to be put in, the work will be let by
contract. The contract for remov-
ing the old cedar blocks for the lay
ing of the new pavement will be let
at the same tune. Monday the con
tracts will be let
Owing to the bad condition of the
streets from Stinson Ave. to Nemadi
bridge, the people of the East End
have been working for some time to
secure the paving of the street. The
street is travelled az much and more
than any street i'll the city, and the
travel IL steadily increasing The
matter is being pushed and is now be
ing considered by the street commit
tee. Other streets need repairs, but
this one the most at present.
The committee in charge OF The
Fourth of July celebration are max
ing an effort to have an automobile
race as part of the attractions for thu
day 1t would be n great attraction
IT IT could he arranged, but the con
ditioa of the streets would not permi
such in the East End, Ogden ave be.
ing the only street that would be
entirely safe.
W S. Hewitt, the Minneapolis con
tractor is in the city
Miss Jessie Roberts is spending the
week ut Scion Springs the guest o
Miss Fern Nichols
a large description Of property WA
filed yesterday in the Register o
Deeds office, which transferred TO the
Duluth street railway various parcel
of real estate which have been in iii
CATION.
A message has been received from
Supt Simons q the Omaha elevate
at Ailouez, dated at Houghton, Mich
The message states the party arriy
there safely after most enjoyable
time. having met with no mi~haps
Before returning to Superior he in
tends to make a voyage Of the entirt
chain Of lakes, having for his desti
nation Tower Lake. Ont