The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-02-09
Local Items.

Mrs. Dan eSmOuln Is nOHle from
a visit with friends in Hibbing.
r. j. Nye Of the Assembly made a
short visit here the first of the week
Miss Winnie Bardon entertained
her cousin Miss Bardon of Ashland,
this week.
Mrs. j. Nj. Ruggles was leader, last
Friday afternoon at the meeting of
the Woman's Club at Mrs. Q. J. Nc
Manus Of Central Park.
A number Of East End ladies were
in attendance at the social functions
given by Mrs. L. E. Waterman and
Mrs. Chas. Gallagher this week.
The members OF the Youny Ladies
Sodality of st. Francis Xavier's
Church gave supper and Valentine
social, Wednesday evening, which
was attended by large crowd OF
friends. The receipts Of the evening
were reported very good.
Testimony in the case of Harry X
Thaw charged with the murder OF
Stanford White, begun last Monday
morning and is proceeping slowly.
From the report in circulation of the
number of witnesses to be examined
on both sides, it will be the 4th Of
July. before the case is finally put to
the jury.
The city is to Lave three new snow
ploWs If the snowfall for the re-
mainder Of the winter is as great as it
has been we doubt il ten new ones
would be able to move it from the
walks. The first ward has 30 kick
coming however, for the walks have
been unusually we'll, cared for this
winter.
Tuesday evening of last week Mr..
and Mrs M. W. Lewis entertained
the East End Cinch Club at their
home at 300 w. 4th St. Three tables
were played, the favors going to Mrs.
j. G.. Findlay and w. j, Leader.
Those present were Messrs, and Mes
danes w. j. Leader, Dean Foster, j.
G. Findlay. M. W. Lewis, w. j. Law
Ter, Miss May Hunter and Mr.. GUIDE.
The st. Cecilia Guild of the Church
of the Redeemer was reorganizad this
week and the following officers
elected; President, Mrs Lee Mclean:
Vice Pres, Miss Mae Nye; Secretary,
Miss Goldie Whipple; Treasure, Miss
Grace Mather. The Guild will
hold weekly meetings at the homes
Of the members, and the study Of
church history will be taken up.
Announcements of the marriage of
Thomas j. Kenniff son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Kenniff. have been re-
ceived by friends here this week.
The marriage took place in New
Madrid, Neb., on Jan, 26 to Miss Nan
Miller Parks of that place. Mr.. and
Mrs. Keniff took trip to st. Louis
and Kansas City, and are now at
home at Bayard, Neb., at which place
MIR. KenEtf is employed with Nancy
Bros & Co., contractors.
The February term of the Circuit
court begun its sessions last Monday
morning with Judge Vine presiding.
The principal case to come up was
that Of the city Of Superior against
the local gas company, for the pur-
pose of determining what shall be
the deemed the reasonable price to be
charged for gas consumed by the
people Of Superior. The calander is
not heavy one only a few cases be-
ing sch, duled.
The Douglas County Bar Associa-
ton held its annual election Of officers
last Monday evening and elected Off
GERS for the ensuing year as follows;
Pres. II. V. Gard; V. Pres. H. w
Dledrlch; Secy. Geo B. Wilkinson;
Treas. John Bremen; Director II II,
Grace; Associate Director, F. S.
Parker. A committee was appointed
to look after the annual banquet
arrangements, which will take place
at Hotel Superior on Washington's
Birthday.
The temperture at the head of the
lakes has been anything but summer
heat for the past week and ESPECIALLY
the fore part. Monday morning the
temperature registered % degrees be-
low at the government station in
Duluth, but many Thermometers
about town here registered 35 degrees
below. The coolest place in the L. S
last Monday was our famous little
summer resort, Scion Springs, the
Thermometer registering SO degrees
below zero A slight warming up is
promised for few DAYS We think