The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-08-24
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house-fy will probably cease to fly.
Miss. Lou. Perry has gone on a
visit to friends in Nebraska.
The editor ever cherishes up
the memory Of the man who prompt
iy pays his subscription.
Rev. Father Genin held divine
services at the Catholic church in
this place Oh Tuesday last.
A man never wants 70 laugh
when fly lights on his nose, but he
is greatly tickled.
We are glad to see that our old
friend Louis Morlisette is again
able to be around.
Bob Ingerso!l has gone to Eu-
rope. And Bro. Mitchell will have
to ego it alone" for while.
The difference between a goose
and some men is that q goose never
gets into bet water until it's dead.
Mr.. israel Lords family have
moved into the house of Geo. L.
Brooks on Second street.
Wild waves Of Lake Superior
what do you say? Small boats
had better put into the bay. Not
poetry.
The new tannery building Of
the WielanI Brothers, at Duluth, is
commencing to loom up, and will
soon be ready for business.
Good nature, like a bee, collects
its honey from every herb. Ill ma
ture, ike spider, sucks poison from
the sweetesI flowers.
Take at least one good look at
a cocoanut, young man, before you
have your head moved and sand
papered.
Master Henry Relf has gone to
Minneapolis to attend one of the
very excellent public schools OF that
city.
A village gossip is now referred
10 IS a person who lets his or her
jaws fippily-fop with TOO much We
iocity.
Mr.. Aug. Zachau, made the
heart of the editor glad this week by
laying on his table basket of nice
large cucumbers.
The prairie chickens of this
state have no rights which MIN
rods are bound to respect after the
25th inst.
One extra stong minded woman
has remarked that an old bachelor
is a man who, through selfish mo-
tiyes, has refrained from making
some woman wretched.
Miss Frank Greedy has gone to
Ashland to visit for couple of
weeks, after which she will 90 to
Sheboygan Falls to take charge of
a school.
Three hundred thousand letters
are yearly dropped into post-offices
unstamped, but a letter asking the
editor of newspaper "for a few
Ines of notice" is always prepaid.
-Rt. Rev. Bishop Seidenbush, OF
St. Cloud, Mimi. will celebrate high
mass, and administer the rite of con-
tirmaUon at the Catholic church, in
Duluth, tomorrow.
Daniel @. Shillock, we'll known
as the party who pursued the VIE
land Bros. SO mercilessly for Urcs-
pass on his lands, died this week al
his home in Minneapolis.
Mr. t. Richie, on Thursday
last loaded his yacht into fat cal
at Daluth, and shipped her to gen
tloman at Mortified, MINI, who re
Gently purchased her.
Robert B. Mclean has our
thanks for a large mess of nice greer
corn. 1t is the best we have had thi!
year, and we consider ourself {
good Judge Of the article too.
These are days Of progress
1t took Moses forty years to trave
through the wilderness. The aver
age bank cashier OF to-day woulc
cover the ground in about twenty
Tour hours.
During lhe fog Monday morn
ing toe steamer Nyack ran ashore
On Minnesota Point, on the cas-
side Of The Duluth canal, but sh,
was soon aioat again and went OF
her wsy rejoicing.
1t was about this time of The
vaar. u.han tha Iiltln hnu a,,nraSsoc