The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-11-04

Wednesday.
Clan Cameron gave a social and
dance at their quarters in Agen hall
Tuesday evening A good time is re-
ported.
All Saints Day was appropriately
observed at st. Francis Xavier's
church Wednesday, High Mass being
celebrated at 10:30 O'Clock.
Clarence Hartley entertained a
number of the st, Paul Central II. S.
team Saturday evening at dinner.
Covers were laid for six.
H. II. Grace made the announce
ment this week that he will be at the
mercy of the people at the spring
election for justice of the supreme
court.
G. II. Crownhart has rendered his
resignation as assistant district at
torney and asks that the action be
taken by the county board at their
annual session which will be held on
Nov. IA.
Mrs. f. r. Gauvereau has been con-
fined to her room with pneumonia
since Monday. AT the present time
she is somewhat better. Her many
friends hope TO see her out again III a
short time.
T. r. Jones, who has been appoint
ed to have charge of the expert
mental station which will be located
at the poor farm, arrived in the city
Wednesday. Preparations for next
springs work will be pushed rapidly.
A souvenir party was given by Miss
Eta Rawn at her home on Thompson
Ave. to number of her friends last
Friday evening Games and cards
furnished entertainment for the
guests, after which dainty refresh
ments were served.
Dan SullY appeared at the Grand in
"Our Pastor" last Saturday evening
and was greeted by q good crowd.
Mr.. Sully never appeared TO better
advantage as Father DAILY and he can
readily be termed one of the most
convincing actors on the stage.
| Work on the new cement walk be-
! ing put in by Contractor Bird has
been abandoned for the time being
owing to the cold snap, but good
weather is looked for and hopes are
yet entertained that the new walk
| will be completed before winter
closes in upon us.
Chas. Crosby is in receipt of a let.
ter from e. +. Brownell-formerly
proprietor of the Times-bringing the
sad news of the death of his father.
Alfred Brownell Old Mr. BroWncll
had a great number of friends III the
East End who extend their sympathy
TO the bercaved son and family.
As yet nothing has been done about
the proposed new skating rink which
was promised last year. Thanksgiy,
ing is approaching and indications
how point to the fact that there will
be ice on that date so something will
have to be done in hurry to get the
rink in shape for the first Of the sea
son.
VIM Colon, driver Engine Go No
4, is congratulating himself on his cs
cape from having broken leg, Tues
day, while grooming one Of the big
horses that pulls the engine, the ami
NAL kicked Mr.. Colon on the leg Just
below the knee. Other than a very
sore limb, Mr. Colon escaped serious
injury.
1t is estimated that between 200 and
300 went to Minneapolis to witness
the Minnesota Wisconsin game to-
day. The Wisconsin team is going in
to win and the same il said Of Mime
sofa, when will make one Of the
greatest games ever played in the
West. The Wisconsin and Minnesota
freshmen will try conclusions on
Northrop field this morning.
The East End department was
gwen two runs Tuesday IN the
morning they were called to 372 W.
3rd St, where fire destroyed small
barn and woodshed. In the evening
at $3.50 the department was again
called out by general alarm calling
out every company in the city, with
/ the exception OF the South Side com.
pany, to fight fire in the mill yard
of the Murray, McCanh saw mill.
4 After a two hours fight in which the
city department was assisted by the
fire tug Superior, the fire vas gotten
under control but not until a half
million feet Of lumber had been des
stroyed, entailing loss Of about 10,
000, which is practically covered By
+ insurance The deuartrnpnt ii tn be