The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-03-16

MIR. and Mrs Client Smith of w.
18th St, entertained the East End
Cinch Club mt their home last Mon
day evening.
E. II. Booth left last evening for
Erie, Ill.,, where he was summoned
by telegram announcing the serious
illness of his mother.
Mrs. Frank Bennett, 34i w. 9th ST.,
entertained the Industrial Society of
the Degree of Honor at her home
Wednesday afternoon
Miss Wiley. a sister of the late Mrs.
j. II. Peabody, who has been here for
the past week will leave Monday for
her home in Boston.
Capt. Emanuel Rossiter of Co, l has
returned from Milwaukee whore he
has been attending the the annual
officers school OF the Wisconsin Ma
tional Guards.
Mrs. j. Atchison of 326 w. 9th ST.,
celebrated a birthday anniversary
Thursday afternoon by having num-
Der of ladies spent the afternoon at
her home. Mrs. Atchnson served
dainty luncheon during the after
noon.
Tho Musical given by Culbertson
Music Co.,, of Duluth at the East End
| PRESBYTERIAN Church last Tuesday
evening, attracted a large crowd who
were more than we'll pleased with the
program. Miss Morton gave some
good numbers and Mr., Culbertson on
the violin was exceptionally fine. AS
| . whole the entertainment was u
great success.
The National Fraternal League of
f, the East End held little social $685.
sion at their meeting Thursday even
ing. A number of West End mem
bers were present together with d. f..
Canty, the district organizer. Mr..
Canty is a genus on the banjo and
several selections were rendered and
several numbers on photograph
were enjoyed.
WANTED: by Chicago wholesale
and mail order house, assistant man
ager oman or woman for this coun-
try and adjoining territory. Salary
$40 and expenses paid weekly; ex-
pense money advanced. Work plea
SAINT; position permanent. No in.
vestment or experience required.
Spare time valuable. Write at once
for full particulars and enclosed self
addressed envelope. Address,
GENERAL MANAGER, 1874 E, Lake
St., Chicago. Illinois.
The Mayors view OF the city dock
proposition seems good one, With
out doubt the city needs a COCK but
as the location is on Comor's Point.
and as the railroads all seem to get as
near the bay at that point as posi-
BILE it would seem that the mayors
idea was good one, it simply pro-
posing that the city wait until the
plans of the railroads have been fully
decided upon. The proposed new
dock will cost about $4,000
Next Thursday the ladies of the
Eliza Shaw Guild of the Church CT the
Redeemer will have their annual
Easter Sale in the Erlanson store
building next door to Smith and
Mahan's Grocery, and will serve a
supper at six o'lock. The sale will
open in the afternoon and a specially
has been made of aprons of every
kind. The ladies also have Il number
of other articles of fine needle work
and will be glad to have you visit the
sale and stay to supper. y good sup
per for 25 cents.
Mesdames y. b. Jones and j. +.
King entertained party Of ladies at
the home of the former Wednesday
afternoon. The entertainment furn-
shed the ladies was unique and most
interesting each lady being supplied
with clay pipe, Il piece of tissue
paper and 4 rubber ah1 was required
to make doll, the prize for the best
dressed doll being awarded to Mrs.
Denton. Those present were Mes
danes w. +. Pickering, T.. + Lueck,
JOS Brilinger, l.. Lucian, j. Atchln-
son, a. Swain, Harry HUH, McTag,
CART, JOS Reidy, John Banister, II,
Mari, Denton, w. Mckinuion, Chas.
Crosby, w. BurresS, Il. II Booth, /,
b. Jones, j + King, Misses Barbara
Stein and +. McFarlin. Dainty re-
freshments were served. The ladies'
entertained a party of older ladies on
Friday afternoon.