The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-10-28

tlon III SRlOo.
Judge Carr, of Lake Nebasamon
was Superior visitor Tuesday.
Pres Cooper of the Board of Edu-
cation was Washburn visitor Mon
day.
Mrs. Sam Rollins is home after an
extended visit at Milwaukee and Mad
ison.
Miss Adele Frazeau left Wednesday
for Fargo, N. D.. where she will spend
the next few weeks.
Atty. II. S. Butler has been con-
fined to his rooms at the Euclid the
past week with illness.
r. b. Dear returned home last Sat
urday from st. John, Ind, and spent
few days with his family here.
Mrs. Harry Hall, of the Albany
Block, gave an informal dinner last
Friday evening to a few guests.
Covers were laid for eight
Mrs. A. J. Vinje and Mrs. w. V.
Bolds attended the Wisconsin FEEDER
alton OF Womeus' Clubs at Kenosha
this week.
Mrs. Walter Child has returned
from weeks visit at Hayward,
where she was the guest of her daugh-
ter, Miss Florence, who is teachin5 in
the city schools at that place.
Miss Grace Ball was surprised by n
number of her girl friends last Mon
day evening, the OCCASION being her
18th birthday. Candy-pulling was
muchly enjoyed by the guests
Col. II. Q. Stivers and John Joseph
son gave some very interesting talks
at the Superior Mission last evening
on 'Organized Labor" The two
speakers are local men.
These cutting ARRAYS in lower
Tower avenue saloons have been al
together too numerous of late. Last
week no less than two or three re-
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knife in the hands of an i'll friend.
Judge Best, for the Peavey Co., and
Atty. Whalen, for the Cargill Co.,
both of Minneapolis, were here Mon
day on business matters pertaining to
the Injunction served on the railroads
bv the Wisconsin Grain Commission.
Scenes Of many little gatherings the
past week have been the different
corners where city pumps are located.
Morning, noon and night could be
seen a merry little crowd with pals
and buckets in line waiting for a
whirl at the handle.
Daniel Sully, who won The hearts OF
the Superior people last season IN
"Our Pastor" will again appear at
the Grand this evening in this play.
AS Father Daily, Mr.. Sully appears to
the best advantage, and those who
failed to see him last season should
not fail to see him tonight, Oct. %.
Last evening a meeting was held at
the Commercial Club for the purpose
of agitating the question of having a
Y. M. G. A. in Superior. The city Is
large enough to have first class !.
NJ. G. A. and the outcome Will be
first class home and a goodly bunch
of members.
The Superior Marine band gave
their first concert Of the season at the
Grand last Sunday afternoon A
large crowd was present and these
concerts will be looked forward
to by the musical people of Superior
as genuine treat. A series VIII DC
given this winter.
The break in the intake pipe, winch
supplies the city with water, has been
repaired and tomorrow pure water is
promised. l. has been very difficult
work repairing the break owing to
.he fact that it was buried in several
feet of md and its depth in the
water. but the laborers stuck 10 1t
and it is now i'm good condition and
people are rejoicing rs consequence.
The football game played last Sat
urday afternoon between the Blaine
II S. team and the South Side II. ;.
team Of Minneapolis was very much
one.sided, the Blaine winning out by
a score of so to 0. one Of the largest
crowds Of the season witnessed the
game. This afternoon the Elaine
team lines up against the warriors
from the st. Paul Central High at
Driving Park.
The 0. p. NJ Club was most de-
lightfully entertained Saturday after
noon at The home Of Miss Mary c..
Nve. The club was formed some
time ago by a number of young
,adies and some real enjoyable times
are the outcome of their meetings,
,,biob are held at the homes Of the