The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-13

Fred Bolles of Allouez has returned
from stay in Minneapolis.
Mrs J. G. Corrigan is the guest of
relatives in Lowell, Mass
Miss Maude Wolford is the guest Of
relatives and friends in Chicago.
Miss Lillian Dear entertain ed Miss
Isabelle Patrick OF Duluth a few days
the latter part OF last week.
The East End dancing Club will
give an extra dance next Friday
evening, On request of the members.
Miss Anna Grady has returned to
weeks duration with Mrs. r. b. Dear.
County Treasurer Wilkinson has
several extra clerks az work the past
wseG in preparing the delinquent tax
list, which will be published on next
Saturday,
I W - am l'tbbi VI W 'N' HD'' -
/ covering from very serious attack
| Of diptheria. Altho still confined to
her home she is reported to be out OF
( danger.
| Mrs. r B. Dear leaves Monday for
the east. where she Will meet her
daughter, Miss Lillian before she
leaves for her trip abroad. The party
will sail on the 20th of April.
Miss Bernice Gie left last evening
/ on Il trip to McGregor, Iowa, where
/ she will visit her aunt. She will 60
/ by the way of Minneapolis and stop
off week or so at that place.
Mr.. and Mis-, Jack Herzog have re-
! turned from months trip south.
They visited the latter's mother Mrs.
John Bradshaw in California enroute
and had most enjoyable trip.
| Geo. NJ. Paulus returned to Chetek
! last Saturday to resume his work in
the schools at that place. Mrs. Paul
Us is still here and will remain for
some time yet the guest of. her
mother, Mrs. f. +. Webster,
The home of Nj and Mrs. Martin
! Pattison Of Central Park was the
scene of delightful dancing party,
! Friday evening of last week, when
! their daughters, Misses Irene and
! Myra entertained 9 large party OF
| friends.
Last Friday evening of last week,
Allouez camp r. n. A. gave a card
| party and dance at Hert lein's hall in
! Allouez. The party was a most sue
cessful and enjoyable one the card
| favols being won by Misses Pearl
Schuster and Maude Fowler, Messrs
Petesson and Jedpson. A midnight
supper was served,
Superior is to have new indepen-
I btIil 'DNtdiil l>tthtiy GU oiA icNNh
! Ave-, which will open for business
next Monday morning. The Managers
of the new firm, Morris q Hawkins, is
thoroughly experienced in the work
of laundry, having been employed
in Armstead Laundry tor several
years, and are prepared to turn out
I : 20 i,,t ho nj he ~,
! a call.
! The opening Of navigation will not
/ be as early this spring as had been
anticipated it would be. The ice in
/ the bay and in the lake is not sulli-
cient to stop the movement of boats,
! but at the 500 it is reported to be Is
! inches thick and solid yet on account
of the continued freezing weather
that has been visiting that part of the
lake region. The St. Mary's River
has not yet been opened and at least
! 10 days will yet pass before the boats
will be able to pass the 500 III the
local harbor the captains are getting
uneasy aud are moving around to new
( locations, preparatory to leaving as
soon as way is Gear at the 500.
BY several of our exchanges we
note that base ball clubs are being
organized, and that reminds US, that
Old Town too, is going to have the
Clipper Base Ball Club again this
year, this time to win the champion
ship of the head of the lakes The
boys are thoroughly interested in the
re- organization of the club and will
get down TO good practise 8 soon rs
the grounds are in shape. The Clip
pers are we'll known at the head Of
/ the lakes for their past records and it
is hoped that they will win the goal
, this season,
The members Of the old board Of
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