The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-07-09
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formerly city clerk OF superior, Is III
the city,
Miss Olive Stevens of st Paul is the
guest of Mrs r v Baegley of Cen
tral Park.
VIM Pattison and family left Tues
day for Gordon, where he will spend
the summer.
left the fore part of the week for n
visit to the fair
Mrs. Anne NJ Palmer, National
Lecturer for the w. G. T U. is visit
ing friends in the city.
John Conley is in the city from Hib
bing, MINI, where he is employed in
the electrical business.
Miss May Conley has gone on an
extended visit to friends in the
southern part OF the state.
Commissioner Dobie of Lake Nebag
days, returned to his home Thursday
evening.
Only one fire was started in the
city on the fourth, that being at 606
Hughtt avenue. A smoldering fire
cracker set the front porch on fire.
The Misses Alice and Beatrice Mills,
of Bemidji, Mimi, have been visiting
Superior friends the past week They
were formerly residents of the East
End
Prof Sam s. Lynch of the State
Normal, has returned from St Louis,
where he visited the fair and attend
ed the meeting of the National i2du
catioual Association.
Work of repairing the cedar block
paving on Thompson avenue has been
in progress this week The old do
cayed blocks have been taken out
and have been replaced by new ones
Mrs, Louis Ernest, Evai sville, Ind
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea is
splendid. Makes sick people well.
tablet form. 35 cents. Ask your
druggist.
The Clipper ball team of the East
End went down to Lake Nebagamon
the Fourth and defeated the strong
team of that place by score of II to
10 The fielding of Archie Ginther
and Dobie was the feature of the
game.
Manager Rossiter of the Superior
Hotel is on an advertising tour and
will visit the principal cities of south
ern Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa.
His plan is to advertise Superior as n
hay fever resort. Superior has long
been noted as a refuge for hay fever
as the desease is unknown of here.
The street railway this week began
taking down the old wood poles, that
have been used for their trolly wires
and VIII replace them with neat iron
ones on Tower Ave, After this i'm
provement and the cement walks are
all completed, Tower Ave. will be a
thoroughfare hard for any city to
eclipse.
The Great Northern railroad had
two trains of ore wrecked Wednesday
The first one was at Ellis junction
when 30 cars left the track on high
trestle. The second occurred ct
Floodwood when four cars on an
emyty train left the track. No one
was injured in either wreck. Traffic
was tied up for several hours.
A Roosevelt LaFollette club was
organized last Wednesday evening by
large number of Republicans of the
city nj a meeting held in the Munich
pal court room. The plan of the club
is to assist in re-electing to Office the
President and Gov LaFolette. Several
able speeches We're made by promin-
ent republicans. 1t is desired to
have all loyal republicans of the city
join this club.
The Young MeE's Club Of the East
End opened their club rooms in the
Northern Block last Wednesday even
ing. Officers were elected as follows:
Pres Louis E. Mckinnon, Sec and
Treas, Rev Fosbrooke. The club
rooms have been neatly fitted out
with billiard table, piano, various
games and will have on hand at ali
times the lates. magazines and period
icals Much credit il due Rev Fos-
brooke, rector q tie church Of the
Redeemer for his efforts and success
in securing this club. which Is instirut-
ed for the purpose Of giving the
young men a place to spend their
evenings instead of loafing around on