The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20

/ Mrs Geo. NJ. Paulus left last sun
/ day for hsr home in Chetek after
/ two weeks visit with her mother,
/ Mrs. +. +. Webster.
I. Jones came Sunday for q
visit with his family from Gary, Ill,
whers he mas been the greater pat
+ Of the winter I'd IL contract
work.
/ You can not ride your wheel on the
sidewalk, since the issuing OF an
order by Chief McKinnon, Monday,
without danger of fine or imprison-
meut.
Last Sunday evening the East End
Fire department was given run to
| the n. p. scale house house at foot OF
/ Walker Ave, but not until the build.
! ing had been practically destroyed.
Mrs. r. b. Dear left Monday even
! ing for the east where she went TO
see her daughter off on her European
trip. She will spend a couple of
weeks in Virginia before she returns
! home.
he dance which was to have been
I given at the Music Hall last evening
/ bv the East End dancing Club was
/ indefinitely postponed on account of
! the number of entertaining features
/ in the city on that evening.
The new council held its first meet
ing last Tuesday evening. -Four new
Alderman appeared in the council
and all good men, who will 90 their
/ best to have their standard come up
1 to that of the old council
The ore docks at AlIouez is one of
tho busiest places in the city. The
ore is being rushed in and tho docks
that fully 10 millions tons viii be
shipped this year.
A report that $500, 600 can not be
accounted for at the University Of
Wisconsin is severe blow indeed il
the matter does not turn out to be a
oversight. The Legislature will pro'
baby make an investigation at once
Little Rov Tone, the year old boy,
who started for Chicago last week
with only 10 cents and a package of
| bananas, and VINO was taken off the
Chicago train in the East End will be
cared for by the state at the Child
ren's Home at Sparta.
Ths wave of religious enthusium
which has been hanging over the ci-
ty for the past two weeks, has been
settling III the homes Of mostly every
family in the city. During the past
week the churches in the various
districts have been filled with people
and much interest is manifested.
City Comptroller Vented has just
had completed a book of the city
which shows up its present industries
! buildings, dwellings, public buildings
and in fact is the most complete des-
cription of the city that has sever been
! published. 1t shows it up in the light
of to- day, when its prosperity and adj
vancement never looked better.
Canada boasts of woman who
! talked seventeen hours without
| stopping. We have women in this
country who can talk that long in
| twenty minutes, and in rag chew
! ing contest would make their Cana
/ dian sisters look like dressmaker's
dummy.-Minn. Prison Mirror.
Friday evening of last week Miss
! Roberta Taylor entertained at two
| tables of bridge at her home in the
West End. The following young
ladies were among the guests: Misses
! Kate Leader, Goldie Whipple, Esther
! Moran, Amy Wolford, Bessie Bennett,
I Cora Leader, Annie Taylor and Rob
erta Tay lor,
/ An American girl travelled all the
way to Paris to have a dimple Great
I ed on her chin. The French beauty
doctor performed the task all right,
! but shortly after she returned home
the artificial dimple developed into a
/ big red wort with whiskers on it,
Moral: stand pat and leave good
! enough alone Prison Mirror.
/ a captain fOl the Steamer Mataafa
1 which had snch serious accident at
/ the entrance to Duluth harbor during
= the storm of Nov, IS 1903, arrived
! last Sunday in the person of Hugh J.
/ Reagan. At the time of the big storm