The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-11-02
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Mrs. Client Il. Smith is entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Billings OF Brec
kenrid&r, MINI.
Friday afternoon OF last weel', tie
Woman's Club met with Mrs. II. II.
Zenith 81 Walbr!dge Ave.
Miss r.-s. Keaough has returned
from a ohoit vtsls wi' relatives aud
friends la Mnuebf is
Mrs W. f. fick tine 5entseveral
days this vass at Grams burg Wis,
aguast Of Nios Louise schaGer.
Miss Mller Of Cumberland, Wis,
gno lcs been the guest Of Miss Lii
.aap Mccormick of West 9th St, has
ro.urned to her home.
After months visit with relatives
and friends in Lewiston, Idaho, Mr..
and Mrs Client r. Smith and child
rem of w 18th st, are at home.
Friends Of Clyde r. Child, former
ly of the East End are sorry to learn
that he is i'll 1T the home of his par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Walter Child at
Omaha
On Monday evening, Mrs. William
Schustcr entertained the members OF
Pochontas lodge and their friends at
Terminal Hall, Cards were played
after which refreshments were
served.
Last Saturday afternoon the Super
lor NeedlewOrk Guild held its annual
meeting at Hotel Superior and a to-
tai of 100 garments were turned in
for distribution among those who
need them.
Mrs. II. II. Bailey and CT ildrsn who
have beeu spent the summer at the
Euclid, have gone to Duluth and is
now occupying apartments at the st.
Louis Hotel. Mr.. Bailey has accept
ed position and is with his family.
WANTED-10 men III each state to
travel, post signs, advertise and leave
samples of our goods. Salary $3.50
per month. SO 90 per day for expen-
SEES. Royal Supply Co., Dept. W.,
Atlas Bldg, Chicago.
The Assembly Bail given at the
Spaulding III Duluth last Saturday
evening was attended by a number
of Supe rior people. There are plans
afoot for an Assembly organization
in Superior with a series of five
dances
The Nelson Dewey High School
football team are playing the Wash
burn team on the local fell this af-
ternoon. This is the return game
the Dewey having been defeated in a
game with Washburn on the Wash
field two weeks ago today. The
game promicss to be good one.
Everything is in readiness so far
as the street car company is con
cerned to begin running their cars
to Allouez, but now they are waiting
for power. The Graet Northern pow
er will utilized for run ming the cars
across the bridge and the power COM
pany cannot state definitely just
when that time will be-
E. G. Bergman, the well known
photographer Of Superior, has dis
posed of his business to &. j. Rolfe of
Salna, Kas Mr. Bergman will leave
soon for San Diego, Cal, where he
will go into business. His successor,
Mr.. Rolfe, come to the city with rep
utation Of being one Of the best pho
tographers in the southwest and
his efforts will DO to attain a similar
position for himself in the northwest.
The Strothman Iron Works at the
foot of Tower Avenue, was visited by
a fierce blaze early last Saturday
morning and damaged to the extent
of about $40, 900. When the alarm
was turned in the building was all
enveloped in flames and the depart
Anent turned their attention to the
Having Of the adjoining property.
= he origin of the fire is unknown but
thought to have been spark
from the boundary.
Last Monday the School Say iDg's
Bank was started and $3.50 10 was de.
posted by the pupils Of the various
school with their teachers. OF this
amount the Dewey came second and
the Bryant first. There was some
misunders landing as to the day of