The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-08-19

NltIh many btluS VI IlS EbNt Emu
postotlice is visiting friends and rela
tives in Wausau and Oshkosh.
a packed house greeted the Wright
Gridley Concert Company Mt the NJ.
L. church Monday night. The must
cal people Of Grand Rapids pro-
nounced it the cleverost entertain
ment ever given in the city. Wiscon-
sin Valley Leader, Grand Rapids,
Wis. At first NJ. +. church Tuesday
evening, Aug. %
Floyd d. Priest left last Saturday
evening for a two weeks vacation
and will visit friends and relatives in
the Twin Cities and also in Madison,
Milwaukee and several other Wiscon-
sin cities His prescription business
has been left in the careful hands of
John Hanson, who is a registered
pharmacist
During the storm Thursday after.
noon lightning struck the Lally hotel
in Alouez which set fire 10 the build
lug. The East End department was
called, hut before arriving on the
scene bucket brigade had quenched
the blaze. Other than burning Il
small hole in a partition and comsum-
ing bed no damage was done.
Another flight was held by the Al.
louez Pigeon Society last Sunday,
when number of pigeons were re
leased at Brule at 9:3S in the morn
inV The first to arrive were owned
by Frank TiIlman, Philip Brandon
and d. Monk, which arrived at the
same time, 1923. The above were
old birds The young birds were a
little behind, the first one arriving
at 1892, owned by Paul Levens, 2nd
at 1926, owned by Ed DaElman and
the 3rd at 1887. owned by John
Flemming.
VIM, Stone was agreeably sur
prised last Friday when his brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo Stone,
and brother-in-la VIM. Powers, all
of Yankton, S. D., stepped in upon
him. They came up on the Great
Northern and have spent the past
week with him Mr.. Powers is an
ex. mayor of Yankton and has visited
Superior several times. He was much
surprised at the great strides Superior
has taken in the way Of improve
ments during the past two years and
he is firm in his belief that Superior
will be one of the leading cities of the
United States before many more
years pass,
The Wright Gridley concert com
pany have been secured to give
concert at the First NJ f. church
next Tuesday evening, Aug. %. The
concert is given under the auspices of
the Epworth League and comes high
" recommended Miss Wright is an
imitator of birds and SO cleverly does
she perform this feat that one has
difficulty in distinguishing her from
the real birds Mr.. Gridley is a tai
ented musician and handles the banjo,
guitar and mandolin with ease that is
seldom seen, If you want to hear the
best concert of the season 90 TO the
NJ. E. church next Tuesday evening.
Admission, adults Is cents, children
Is cents.
Wednesday evening Misses Bessie
Bennett and Esther Moran gave n
Spider-webb party on the lawn f.,
II Booth furnished music throughout
the evening which was greatly en-
dyed by all present Refreshments
were served on the lawn after which
musical program was rendered
Those present were: Misses Grace
Heydon. Helen Roberts, Roberta Tay-
Tor, Anna Taylor, May Smith, Eliza.
BETH Colbeck, Amy WoIord. Anna
Lindley, Coma Leader Halle Suther.
land. Gladys Manwarug and Godie
Whipple. Messrs Stafford Niles, Jack
Malloy. Sherman Mcqueen, Fred Bis
chof. Woodward Kirkpatrick. Earl
Young, Chadborn Whtmore, Lorne
Wheelon Hartman Duff, Clarence
Robb, Claude Webb, Clarence Hart.
/ Icy, Ted Banks s Merw"u Whipplc.
4 Lawrence Bowman Duluth ,iadys
Manwariug and Anna TiDdiey we're
the guests Of honor