The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-09-04

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at the same time. lie can f0rcibly
give you his opinion Of boila IN gen
oral and of his own in particular.
Miss May Coburn, who has been
spending some weeks with friends in
Rochester, Mimi, returned home
Tuesday last. She was accompanied
by Miss Florence Clough, who will
visit her numerous friends here for a
week OF two.
The carpenters haye got through
with their work on the outside of the
Presbyterian church, and it is expect
ed to finish the work on the interior
next week, when that society will
have an attractive and comfortable
house of worship.
Food for the brain and nerves
that will invigorato the body without
Intoxicating, is what we need in these
days Of rush and worry. Parker's
Tonic restores the vital energies,
soothes the nerves, and brings good
health quicker than anything you can
use.
The entertainments given by the
ladies of the NJ E. church are for the
| payment of the church debt due the
church extension society They sent
in $50 last Wednesday which reduces
that debt to $500. The ladies aided
by a generous public, are doing a good
work.
We understand that Messrs. |.
w. Barhans and Peter e. Bradshaw,
have their arrangements completed
and will soon open up new bark at
West Superior. Such an institution
is needed there, ana the TIMES wishes
the enterprising citizens who have the
! pluck to take hold OF the matter, IN
bounded success.
Last Monday evening Miss Nc
Mahon entertained abou. forty Of her
young friends, IN honor Of her guest,
Miss Fannie Thornton, of Fond du
Lac. Hiss Mcmahon is an accom-
pIished entertainer, and the occasion
was greatly enjoyed by all Hiss
Thornton left us for her home We'd
nesday morning.
About twenty Of our citizens went
over to Duluth Tuesday evening to
hear Mile. Hauk, and express them
selves as well pleased with the enter
tainment. Mile. and Messrs. James
and Thompson Richie of this city
used TO boys and girls together, and
we're of course pleased 10 meet again
in this far western land.
quite delegation Of our citizens
are in st Paul and Minneapolis this
week, among them 1Irs. Ol3soamp,
Mrs. }. D. Robbie, Mrs. Jas. Newton,
Mr.. V. Roy, Mr.. S. Z. Tubbs ana
daughter, If. Jas. Bardon and wife,
Charles Sunderland AMI wife, Y.
Cournoyer and wife, J. z. BisloE,
Herbert Newton, Mrs. VIVA. Eimball
ana daughter jennie, AMI probably
others whose names we have not got.
The lurid glare Of the devouring
flames as they mounted heayenward
at about nine O'Clock: Wednesday ey-
euing, together with The 5Ia7d-cugling
cry Of, fircl fire! brought out the
whole force Of the city. Upon repair
ing to the scene Of contagration it was
found to be an old barn on Third
street, in Middletown, belonging to D.
J. Hennesy, one of our nonresident
property owners. Loss 80. Insur-
ance, %.
We would call the attention Of
our readers, especially those interested
in building matters TO the new ad-
verti5ment in the TINES today Of Mr..
VIM. 3. Banks, Of West Superior
Mr.. Banks is rapidly extending his
business, and is prepared to Eli all
orders in goods of bis line, at whole
sale and retail All builders and con-
tractors will consult their own interests
by getting his prices before they make
their purchases.
If you want to see an e}egnnt
sample Of what Superior soil will dol
in the way of potato growing just look
at those on exhibition at the post
office. They were grown By Mr.. /.
W. Gates and are indeed mammoth
IN size, and at the same time solid and
rich III favor The man who properly
tills Douglas county soil will be
beautifully rewarded every time, and
it is passing strange that 50 little Of it
has rs yet been brought under cult
yation.
The public schools Of this district
viii open Monday, the 18th inst. The
teachers, if no changes are daciled
upon, viii be as folloss; Prof Porte:
superinteut over all, and principal Of
the Aiadletown shcool, with Miss
May Coburn, assistant; Miss Annie
Bardon and bliss Annie Garricty, tn
lowertowa school; Miss Mildred Perry
at Douglas; bliss Chgiatian Larson 1T
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