The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-07-29

Z WYNN III ilOl hlNtI.
| Miss Grace Waldo is at home after
a six weeks visit with DIR, Connn's
family in Milwaukee.
! Miss Winnie Bardon returned home
Wednesday after visit of two weeks
with her cousin, Miss Belle Bardon in
Ashland.
1t is said that on a recent trip to
Omaha Mr.. Grove held up two street.
cars. How long will the police of
that city have to stand Pat?- Mime
sofa Prison Mirror.
4 To Judge from the number of d.
vorces granted in this country it
would seem as tho the matrimonial
knot often develops into a tomfools
knot Minnesota Prison Mirror.
( Already the Trades and Labor AS
sembly are making preparations for
Labor Day. This day is being re-
garded more each year by Iaborers
and figures very prominently with
the National holidays.
A capital story of Labrador and its
snow-covered boulders is printed in
the August number of Iippincott's
| Magazin, 1t deals with almost in
credible heroism Of girl whose low
er's life is threatened and is told
with vigor and freshness.
One of the foremost biblical dramas
is ''The Holy City, which will be put
on at the Grand tonight. The story
is the life of John, the Baptist, while
other prominent characters are Her
cd Pontius PLATE, Judas, Mary Mag
dalene and Martha. The prices are
III reach of all, Gallery 25c, Balcony
Soc, two front rows soc, Parquet IS,
so and 15c.
The Gitche Gumme Tribe No. 7, Inn
proAed Order of Redmen, will give
their annual picnic at Nemadji Park,
to morrow, Sunday July 30. ON ac-
count of bad weather the picnic was
postponed last Sunday but tomorrow
a good time is warranted by the
tribe. The weather man has pro-
missed good weather and everyone is
invited. Dancing and sports of ali
kinds.
The ordinance introduced in the
City Council against the throwing OF
confetti, talcum powder and flour on
people on the streets, Is one whicn
should be- hailed with Joy by the vis-
itOTs Of carnivais and other gaia
events IN the city. Not only is this
new pleasure Il nmsccDse hut the
throwing oe confetti is dangerous
and has been found to con-
tain poison injurious to the eyes. IN
instance may be cited where man
was rendered stone blind by confetti
thrown into his eyes at carnival at
Litchheld, Minnesota two years. ago.
The Grocer's Picnic held at Scion
| Springs, Wednesday was decided
success About POGO grocers and
! their friends and families gathered at
the Omaha Depot Wednesday morn
| ing before 9 o'clock and boarded the
special train for the Springs, where a
gala time was spent. The train con
sisted Of % cars and was divided into
] two sections, arriving at the Picnic
! Grounds at about II O'Clock and af-
ter the picnic lunch was disposed of,
dancing on the pavilion was enjoyed
| by the young folks, many others
sought the shades of the grove whore
/ Il hammock was swung and solid com
1 fort abounded, while still others took
I to the lake with hook and line and
little fishing was the pastime. The
! twelfth annual picnic Of the grocer's
of Superior was Il complete success.
Tie program as pulled off together
with the prize winners follows:--
! Tug Of War, Grocers vs.. Butchers
won by the Grocers.
> Married ladies running race
1st, Mrs. 5, p. Sullivan, End, Mrs,
Charles Johnson.
Boys three legged race
LIST, Frank McGraw and Frank Mi
galski, 2nd, Joe Stenstrom and Alfred
Roden
A Gycar old girls running race
LIST, Hattie Burt, End, Anna Kane,
8 syear old boys running race
Ist, Neva Williams, End Frank
Johnson
Mems 100 yard das'4
lst, f. c. Cleveland, End, Paul
Stack
Young ladies running race
lat, Mrs. Fred Blanche, 2nd, Kate
Deerinp
s Boys pie eating contest
1st, Ernie shadiger, End John Mi
galski