The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-07

New Prints of the latest spring
STYLES, at RoY's.
/ On Thursday evening Of last
week, Il boiler in Carpenters single
mill at the n. p Junction exploded
instantly killing the night Waterman,
Mr.. Martin Mccarthy.
Our base ballists very sensibly
pay no attention to the lies told about
them by the Duluth Herald 1t was
no gentleman who wrote the article,
hence unworthy of notice
The steamer Grace Grummond is
advertised for an excursion trip from
Superior to Agate Bay and return to-
morrow. She will leave City Dock
at / a. NJ. and return at ) p. NJ.
Those of our citizens who attend
ed the Decoration services" at Du-
luth last week say the procession was
very large one, and the ceremonies
imposing and well carried through.
Miss Baskin, who has been clerk
ing for Silberstein 4 Bondy for the
/ past year, expects to leave us in few
days, for the summer vacation, which
will be principally spent in AIilwau-
kee
Tom Bardon is in Chicago today,
passing himself off for distinguished
English nobleman, looking on y
know, seeing how they do things in
this blarsted country, v no. Ash
land Press.
The Misses Fannie and May CO.
burn expect to start for Buffalo, New
York, next week, where they will
spend the summer with friends. The
TIMES wishes them pleasant visit
and safe return.
Fortunes wheel seems to be turn
ing in our favor at last. Our lottery
tickets have always drawn blanks I'M
til the last one. On Monday last we
drew our first prize 1t was a seat
upon the jury bench.
Next Sabbath is "ChiIdren's
Day" in the Presbyterian churches in
the country Rev. c. L. Richards
will have a sermon in the morning for
the children of the Sunday School
provided it does not rain.
The ladies of the NJ E. Aid So
ciety are talking up Il scheme to
raise some funds for the church, and
we hear it limited that a strawberry
and ice cream festival viii soon be the
attraction. \ good idea
Mr.. lrt.Ilack has this week NOV
ed his goods from the Conan block
into his new quarters, the store recent
y occupied by MIR. Ansley It makes
a nice store for him and he has it well
filed with fine line Of goods.
Mr.. james Barlon and bride re-
turned from their bridal tour Thurs
day evening. They will make their
home for the present at least at the
Conan mansion. The Badger Cornet
Band gave them fine serenade ben
eft Thursday evening.
Mr.. Banks, chef clerk in Mr.
Hammond's Office left US Yesterday
morning for Springfield, Illinois Ru-
NOR has it that he has very press
ing engagement to fill there next
Wednesday evening, and that when
+ he returns there Will be two of him.
If you feel as though you must
celebrate on the Fourth, or ''bust your
biler," don't fail to attend the Fourth
Of July meeting to be held at the law
office of D. f. Roberts this Saturday
evening. YOU want a celebration
take hold and help get up program
for the occasion.
The members of the Badger Cor
net Band, requests US to return their
thanks to Mr.. James Bardon for the
handsome treatment and donation re-
ceiyed at his hands on the occasion of
/ the serenade, Thursday evening. 1t
was all in keeping with "Jim's." usual
liberality.
A couple of our Reverend citizens
went trout fishing last Thursday.
They took their better-halres with
them Mrs Britton caught /, Mrs.
Irish caught ,; the gentlemen caught
% each. They think, however, that
with little more practice they will
soon be able to catch nibble.
AT the St. ?. &, P. coal dock on
Thursday of last week, Mr.. \. Brown,
foreman of the unloading business, got
his thumb of the left hand caught in
pulley, by which means he lost one
half of the thumb. DIR. Gauvreau
has him in charge and he will soon be
ready for duty again.
Information wanted of John
Grove, native ofthe town of Tippera-
~, Ireland. When last heard from,
was working on a railroad in Superior
City four months ago. Anybody
knowing his whereabouts, would con-
fer favor by writing to his brother
Michael Grove, Shoemaker, 90 James
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