The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-07-02
local Items.

Miss Gerlludo -
,esn visiting her sister, Mrs T. l.,
Dav for the past month, returned to
-. home in Glencoe, Mimi, Theirs
day afternoon
Ernest schuster returned "ednes-
.o,ino from Savage, Mimi, Where
ho has been employed on big stem
.hovel MIR. schuster say that shot"
:, IA name for it in that part of the
country.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Workman and
family will leave next Tuesday even
tara two weeks trip in the southern
.ort Of the state. Among the places
thav will visit will include Madison,
p,rohoo and the Minnesota Twin
cities
Mrs. I. G. Mclean and children
Robert and Helen, and Miss Joanua
Kelley left Monday morning for Was,
oott where they went into their new
cottage for a few days outing. Yes
terday Mr.. Mclean and MIR. and Mrs.
HI Workman and family joined
them and will remain until TUESDAY,
when the whole party will return
home.
The ball game play ed between the
alderman of Duluth and Superior az
Hislop park Thur sday afternoon was
walk away tor the visiting agsreGa-
ton as the councilmen from across
the bay came out of the fray with a
score of Is TO 3. A fairly good
crowd was in attendance and the
proceeds were divided between the
chiIdrens homes of the two cities.
The funeral of Charles Williams
was held Tuesday afternoon under
the auspices of the Improved Order
of Redmen, of which order the &c
ceased was member. The late
Charles Williams was well known in
the East End where he had made his
home for years lie had followed the
profession of a cook for years, and
was head cook in lumber camp
when he was stricken.
The mnch advertised and much talk
ed of aeroplane flight that was to take
place Wednesday afternoon at the
Driving park failed to materialize.
The reason the manager gave was
that there was to much wind for a
safe flight. Hundreds of people had
gathered to witness the flight and
when it was learned that the eXhibl-
ton had been called off small riot
was narrowly averted. DR.. Rene
paid out several dollars to those who
wanted their money back.
Aterrible accident occurred at the
Daisy mill last Tuesday morning that
cost the life Of Israel Guyette, 2l1 W.
8rd St. While Mr.. Guyette, with sew
eTaI other men, were unloading new
boilers for the mill, when a boiler
cap got beyond control of the men
ana Tell pining Mr.. Guyette against
Ihe side of the car and crushing his
mead, Death was instantaneous. He
leaves wife and six children to
mourn his untimely death. The fun
efaI Was held from st. Francis Kay
10 Church Friday morning and
lnlerment made in Nemadii cemetery
\ sad case of drowning at Central
PARK last Tuesday evening when the
'Hte tWo-year- old son of Attorney
ana Mrs. NJ. Z, Brzonkala was drown
Cd IN the waters of the bay. 1t seems
mat the little fellow had gone to the
pay with number of other children
ana We're III wading when in some
manner the little fellow fell and was
drowned before help could reach him,
\ was a sad blow to the parents and
'' entire community extend sym
e"''9 70 them in their bereavement.
Inc funeral was held from the East
End Polish Catholic church Friday
incoming.
ne uperior bail team will open q
''ng series at the home grounds to-
'0''o" afternoon. The boys have
~ P'ayed the best kind of ball on