The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-01-16

where he will work with the govern
ment engineering force.
Getty of Destiny" is the finest
smoke for sale for dime.
Smoke the City of Destiny Cigar
the best and longest smoke for 10
cents.
j B Finch left yesterday for Skibo,
where he has extensive numbering in
| terests.
Dry Stoue Wood for Sale. TicelUe and
Sirteen inches IN length. Corey Bros.
phone 1888.
Ray Mohn of 81 Paul, is in the city
on business. Mr.. Moen was former
iy connected with the Twoby- Eimon
company in this city
Bergman carries the most COM
plete line of art goods at the head of
he lakes.
State Dairy and Food Commission
er Emery, who has been in superior
this week, has returned to Madison.
If you desire art in photographs
go to Berryman's.
Miss Emma Shafer, who lived in
this city about nine years ago is visit
ing friends here.
John Mahan of Smith & Mahan is
now in Denver on a business trip
where he writes that he has met
Charles Langevin formerly of Super
ior
Washburn has one of the best and
cheapest paints and varnishes in Su-
perior.
Ivan Ringstad, of Chicago, well
known travelling man, was i'll the city
this week on business.
The most fastidious smoke Getty of
Destiny" only.
II. l.. Pugh, of Milwaukee, paid SUI
pefiorior a business visit Thursday.
Dawson Bradshaw, of Minneapolis,
is in the city.
Follow the leader and you'll smoke
Getty of Destiny"
Attorney II. ". Dietrich and Dis
trict Attorney Crownhart returned
Thursday from Madison, where they
, were in attendance at supreme court.
Insist on the 'City of Destiny" and
you'll be falling in line wi tn connois-
eurs of good cigars.
". B. Keene, of Chicago, is in the
city. He owns property III superior
Allen Ter Bush, representing a st,
Louis hardware concern is i'll the city
He formerly resided in the East End,
M. j. Johnson, of St. Paul, form
erly resident OF this city is at the
Hotel Superior.
After being confined by illness to
his room for several days Al Abra-
ham, of the Oak Hall clothing com
pany is out again.
The funeral of Violo Dubinski was
held Thursdad morning from the
Sacred Heart church. 1t was largely
attended. Interment at Calvar!
cemetery.
\. l.. Sanborn yesterday received a
telegram from Senator John G. Spoon
er authorizing him to sign the sena
tors name 10 call upon l.. X. Luse OF
Superior to become a candidate Tor
Judge of the supreme court.
Mrs. j. G. Pope who committed
suicide at Mora, Mimi, was sister
in-law of Colonel Carl q. Pope, form
erly of Superior. and was well known
here.
Superior police detectives since the
recent First National bank excite
ment, are busily engaged keeping an
eye on all suspicious-looking strang-
ers who might be attracted here by
the excitement with the object by re-
lieving persons of the money they SC
hastily withdrew from the bank.
The Benedicts aud Bachelors rolled
an exciting at the city alleys last
night, the married men proving toe
strong for their single opponents
winning by a score of 2,207 to 2,O2S-a
margin OF l79 Arnold had the higf
average 172, and high score 1871.
Mrs. Robert Taylor and family OF
Thompson avenue left Tuesday foi
Brooklyn, n. Y.
George wilkinson returned iron
rockville, Ont, Monday.
Mrs c. d. Jones 1920 John avenue
entertained at dinner Tuesday even
ing, Mr.. and Mrs John Giles, Ray
Mohn and q. W Walker.
Mr. and Mrs +. E. Rrownell and
Miss Ethel Brownell OF West 18th street
returned this morning from a two
months visit in Washington.
! G. w. Walker will leave tonight for
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