The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-07-21
DULUTH
DuLuTH-suPERloR.
Foreword.
BY King Kelley.

In accepting the invitation to repre-.
sent the Star at the head of the Lakes
l do so with the hope that may have
the support of all the people, for the
common good, that may err as little
as possible. 1t will be my aim to be
as liberal as consistent, but in no
case need any one think that / shall
fail to publish things as they appear
to me. The spreading of gossip or
the dissemination of flattery is not
the real purpose of even Negro
paper and I shall not have anything
to do with such matters, but will give
every consideration to all things per.
tanning to the welfare of the com
munity in general.
The Fraternal Societies, Clubs, etc.
deserving notices of coming events
should send copy early for prompt
service. The entire community has
my thanks in advance for what evel
support they may give.
Mr.. George H. Adams, Of 115 e. 5tf
ST., who has been confined to his
home for the past two weeks with a
serious attack of Rheumatism and ar
affection of the eyes is slowly re.
covering and expects to be able to as.
sumo his duties as Clerk in the City
Division at the local Post Office at an
early date.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
In accordance with our notice of
last week, beginning with this issue,
the Head of the Lakes Department OF
the Star will be in charge Of Mr..
George B. Kelley, better known to the
profession as "King Kelley" All mat.
ters in this territory should be re.
ferred to him, as it is our aim to make
this Department truly representative
of the people of Duluth and Superior
in all it's branches and we are con
fident, with our knowledge of Mr.
Kelley's ability thst this field will be
well taken care Of The paper will be
for sale at First National Bank by
Mr.. w. 3. Richardson for the present
We hope to have it on sale at all the
places convenient to the general pub
lie in the near future.-Editor.
The Golden Key Club of superior
and the Douglas Club of Duluth gave
a joint picnic at South End Park
Superior, Tuesday, July IL, 1910. A
large crowd was in attendance ant
all report an enjoyable time.
DECEASED.
The Grim Reaper visited this com
munity twice during the past weel
and removed two young people. Mr.
James Whistler, died Sunday, Jul!
10th and was buried Friday, July 18th
from Durham and Crawford's under
taking parlors, attended by his life
long friends Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Smith and a number of his acquaint
ances, Mr.. Whistler was 3S years o
age. tuberculosis is given as tn
cause of his death.
Miss Edna Coguire, daughter o
John and Clara Coguire of st. Paul
died Friday, July 8th at Ut. Mary
Hospital, Superior, of the dreade'
White Plague and was buried from
LIE Sage's undertaking parlors, at
tended by her aged grandmother
whom she had attended In her de
clining years and Mrs. Ewing, Mrs
Grayson and the BUSY Bee" Club o
which organization she was president
Repeated messages to her imme
date relatives failed of response. Tht
passing of Miss Coguire was truly
sad and yet her life was so devoid o.
selfishness and her efforts so giver
up to doing good that her reward
seems secure and peace that eartf
does not know must surely be hers
Her profession of religion was severe
in its simplicity and her memory viii
live long after all that is mortal hal
passed into decay.