The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-03-07

it being the last dance before lent
large crowd WAS pre- ent.
Mrs. VIM. f Smith returned from
a tnree weeks stay in Owensboro, X
Mrs. Smith was Accompanies 10y nrr
mother, Mrs. Payne who will remain
here with her tor sometime. nc,
came Wednesday.
"Wednesday lent began and for forty
days society will be given n rest
Many little parties and pre-lent, II
d)ings occurred the first two DAYS OF
the week. In the churches Ash Wed
nesday was observed with the usual
services and the Catholic and Epis
copal churches had services as on
Sunday.
The marriage of Mrs. +. II. Sherman
and Mr.. Fremont Bundurant was eel
ebrated in Minneapolis last Saturday
III the presence of only a few friends.
Both the parties are known here, the
bride being a sister Of Mrs. A. W.
Elmeren and the groom having been
employed in the grain business. MIR.
and Mrs. BonGurant will make their
home in Minneapolis.
The Farmers Institute was held in
superior vest, reay, under the direc.
ton of Mr., E Nordman Of Polar, Wis.
and Mr.. f. j. Delwiche Of the Ex-
pertinent station at Madison, and in
the following place on the dates
me ntioned. Poplar, Douglas county,
March, 10th. Bayfield,, Bay fed
county, March 18th. Gable. bayfield,
county, March 12th. Glidden, Ash
land county, March 18th.
Last Sunday evening at the Ist NJ.
f. church Prof. A. d. S. Gillett deli
vered an address on, "THe 'Churche IS
Opportunity" Special music had been
prepared Mrs. Robt. Hudepohl and
Miss Amy Clark rendering a duet
On tomorrow evening Sen.IGeo. b.
Hudnall will speak on The Control
of Public Utilities" and Mr.. l.. p.
Larson will render solo. A series
of six addresses were scheduled and
tomorrow nights address will be the
second of the series.
Superior Tent No. SO, X. O. T. NJ.
initiated class of five into the mys-
teries of the Tent at it's NEE ting last
Thursday evening. The new rituals
tic work of the order was exempt
fed for the first time and was direc.
ted by John w. Brown, G. G. who was
a guest of the Tent, as was members
from Columbia Tent, West End and
Steel Plant Tent, Billings Park. The
members are working hard to ncre ase
the membership of Superior Tent and
will initiate class of about - or Is
at its next meeting.
Thomas q Alvord, Jr. took a cola
plunge into the bay last Sunday even
ing in the vicinity of the Daisy Mill,
which might have proven fatal, In
with Clarence Erlanson, he
was returning from the point when he
walked into an airhole. The hole was
II the path that has been taken to the
point all winter andas ithad begun to
grow dark was not noticed. Had
Erlanson fallen into the mole also the
chances OF escape from drowning for
both young men would be meagre, as
there was no one around at the time
of the accident who could assist them.
One of the most public spirited gifts
ever made to the government has
come from William Kent, of Chicago,
who has just decided to the United
States 295 acres of primeval redwood
forest on the southern slope of Mt.
about six miles from the
city Of San Francisco. The land was
decided to the government with the
of Forester Clifford Pinchot.
chief OF the United States Forest Ser
vice. The papers have now gone to
the Secretary Of the Interior and a
declaring the CANYON n