The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-12-30

Henry Christie, who has been at
tending the university at Ann Arbor,
Mich , is at home for the holiday va
cation.
Miss Elizabeth Mccormick has re-
turned from Milwaukee, where she
attended a meeting of the teachers
/ association.
Miss Mabel Nixon, who is teaching
/ in the southern part of the state, is
spending her vacation with relatives
in this city.
Miss Cora Leader, who is teaching
at Rockmount, is spending the holi-
days at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs w j. Leader,
Deputy Treasurer, George B. Will
kinson was Installed in the office of
Worshipful Master of Superior Lodge
No. 236, A. f. & A. NJ, at their regu-
lar meeting held Thursday evening.
The installing ceremonies were con-
Quoted by Fred S. Thompson.
An elaborate reception was given
by Company | to two of its visiting
eXlieutenants, S. X. Duff, Jr. and
Arthur Earnshaw, at the armory last
Thursday evening. The decortions
were especially elaborate and very
pleasant time enjoyed by the guests.
The depot at Lake Nebagamon had
an unexpected visit from some UNI
known persons Tuesday night. The
visitors made themselves all togeth'
er to much at home for the first visit
and helped themselves to $500 which
had been deposited in the depot safe
The robbers got away and as yet the
authorities have been unable to 10.
cate them.
Under the name Of the Illinois Iron
Land Company, a new firm has
sprung up in the East End, Those
interested in the new venture are
prominent men in this part of the
. city and will deal IN real estate in
Wisconsin and Minnesota. The IN.
corporator5 are Henry 5. Butler, Jas.
d. Butler and Thomas G. Mclean
The business of the new company
will be done in Superior.
Friday afternoon, while the two
young sons of Joe Duff were return
ing from the home of their grand
mother, the younger one was strucR
by an East End car and for some time
it was thought that the little fellow
was in a most precautions condition
The little fellow was struck in the
head by the car and great fear wa
entertained that complications WOulC
set in At this writing the little feJ
low is doing nicely, and though his
head is badly swollen no serious trou
bic is looked for
Thomas DAILY was found by his
I nephew last Saturday evening to be
stricken with paralysis at the ole
mans home where he was living
alone. The young man went to the
house early in the evening to ask his
uncle to take Christmas dinner witt
/ him. and found the doors locked
Thinking something unusual might
be wrong, he forced the door oper
and found the old man on his bed il
an Unconscious state. Medical aid
was Immediately summoned and Mr.
DAILY removed to ST. Francis Hospital
where everything was done for him,
but no chance for his recovery has
been announced.
Miss Mildred Smith entertained at
skating party Wednesday afternoon
/ After all had skated until tired and
hungry they repaired to the Smith
cottage on Minnesota point where a
buunteous supper awaited them.
Those present were Nisse, MarjOry
Burhans. Mildred Smith, Jessie
+ Roberts Kate O'Hare, Kate Leader,
Rhea Keough, Marie Donalds, Helen
Robb, Catherine Lenroot, Leanore
Duff, Matte Donalds, Dorothy Len
root and Messrs Ira Burhans, Arthur
Vinje. Bonnie K-niff, Frank Conley,
Harry Whitney, Joe Beaudoin, Dan
Hamilton, Leslie Run, Howard Baker,
Harold Pickering, Rex Mather, and
Horace Horton Of Minneapolis. The
party was chaperoned BY Mrs Il Il.
annith assisted bY Mis- MAY Conley.