The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-12-16

| w mo hoihe Will very severe at
tack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Il. B. Dear was hostess at he
home Wednesday afternoon for Mrs
Grafton Mason who will leave 500,
after the first of the year TO make he
home III st. Paul. After a pleasan
social time refreshments were cater
ed by the hostess,
The Board OF Education is about t.
take step in their behalf against tn,
Automatic Heating Co., with whom
they had considerable trouble las
winter. The case will be heard il
Federal Court at Madison, in the nea,
future, Judge Roberts representing
the board.
The Seven-up card club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. F, E. Bennett Friday
evening at their home on w. 9th St
Light refreshments were served to
Messrs. and Mesdames A. G.. OILS.
camps, L r. Smith, j. Shepard. 4.
". Kunert, Messrs. Il. r. Glenden.
ming, G. Morrisette and Miss Bessie
Glendenning.
Friday evening Of last week, Mrs.
Walter Child entertained a number Of
friends at cinch The favors were
won by MIR and Mrs VIM. Frick. In
attendance were Messrs and Mes
danes T. G. Mclean, R. Webb, NJ. w.
Lewis, j. D. Morrissey, Mrs. r. Is.
Dear and Miss Lillian Dear. Mrs
Child was assisted by Miss Isabel
Christie.
W. d. Coburu, Cashier at the Amer
lean Exchange Bank, will sever his
connections with that institution the
first of the year to accept the general
management of his fathers mining
interests at Joplin, Mo, and Nash
vile, Tenn. Mr.. Coburn has spent
the past fourteen years in Superior
and enjoys a large acquaintance in
the social and business circles Of the
city. With his departure Superior
loses one of its leaders in club,
lodge and social life. The best wishes
of the young mans friends 60 with
him 70 his new field.
The Gitchie Ounce Tribe, No. Z,
Improved Order of Redmen, elected
their officers for the ensuing year.
I hose 20 do the honors for the next
year are:
Sachem-A. G. Ellsworth
Sen. Sagamore-W. NJ. Hagreen
Junior Sagamore-A. Rawn
Prophet-W Zachau
Col. of Wampum-J. w Barry
Keeper of Wampum-A, Zachau
Chief of Record-G. W. Kane
Rep. to State Council-W. NJ Stone
The first annual meeting of Itasca
Lodge, No. 2S9, a. f. & a, NJ y, was
held last Saturday evening aud the
following officers elected for the en-
suing year:
W. NJ w. II. Thorn
S. W.-Chas. A. Kurrasch
j. Violin G.. Van Wagonen
Secy.-Oscar Lomoe
Treas.-E. w. Cook
Trustees-J. A. Turner, a. J
Wright and oscar Lomoe. Installa-
ton Of officers will take place Dec.
9th at their Temple at ltasca.
The Old Settlers Association gave
their annual banquet at Hotel Super
Tor, Wednesday. A goodly number
were in attendance as is always the
case at this annual reunion. The
meeting was one of social affair as
well as business and many remem.
brances were recalled as old neigh
bors of 25 years ago met. After the
banquet the election Of officers for
the ensuing year took place at which
the following were elected:
Pres VI. S. Bright, Superior
V Pres.-Ray T. Lewis, Duluth
Secy.-W. S. Mccormick. Duluth
Asst. Secy.-T. G. Mclean, Superior
Treas.-Aug. Zachau
Board Of Drectors-L. Mendennall,
r. A. Merritt, w ". Allen, Z. &.
Swanstrom, w. w. Davis, Rosellc Co
burn, J. w. Hacker, John A. Bardon
and A. &. Descent. a number ofnew
members were voted into the associa-
ton among others being Joseph Nc
K mnon. Vincent McKinnon, Jas. $
Richie, A. w. Kunert and d. Scan
ion of the East End.
FURIOUS FIGHTING
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