The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-12
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Saturday, and, We are glad to say
greatly improved in health.
The Rev. Mr.. Vandusen is going
into bachelor quarters. He will oc-
cupy rooms in the Richie building on
Second street, where he vii be at
home TO his friends hereafter.
The Rev. Mr.. Wright will next
week get to housekeeping on his own
hook in the new building OH 9th street
near Becker Avenue, where he will be
pleased to receive his friends.
-Rev. Mr. Barnett, concluded his
/ visit mere and started for his home in
Pennsylvania Thursday morning. He
is very pleasant social gentleman.
and we enjoyed a visit with him much
When the propeller Ramsey ar
rived at Buffalo from Duluth last
week, she was short 80 bushels of
wheat. That is only one of the pecu-
liar ways Duluth people have of fg-
uring out big shipments.
The Duluth Sunday Sun saws the
wife of s. c. Hough, the restaurant
man, has presented him with a ten
pound girl, and still he restaurant in
the Opera block is open for business,
and doing lot of it, too.
The "Queen of the Lakes has left
our bay and gone down to Bay City
/ She was not at all suited to the work
required of her here The Hattie
Lloyd and Free Trade still supply our
wants in the ferry business.
Mr. Frank Hayes mas gone to
Minneapolis to enter upon a course of
study in the Minnesota State Univer-
versity. Frank is made of the right
kind of material and is bound to 20 to
the top of the ladder.
Mr.. George has opened branch
jewellery store at West Superior, in the
Hotel Tower We wish him abound
ant success, and if our neighbors of
the new town are wise, they will buy
all goods in that line of Mr.. George.
The quarantine has been raised
from Rev. Mr.. Tobey's residence aid
he is again at liberty to visit his
friends and collect his family together
once more. We all trust this will be
the last case of diphtheria to visit our
town for long time.
Mr. John keaough left us the
fore part of the week for visit with
friends in the east and Canada He
viii be absent three or four weeks, and
promised us he would not hunt up an
other partner while gone, but we are a
little suspicious OF him.
At a business meeting of the Off
Gals Of the NJ f. church held last
Monday, it WAS decided to retain Rev.
Mr. Wright as pastor of the church
here for the remainder of this confer
ence year, and he will no doubt be re-
turned to Us when conference meets
in September.
The Superior Cornet Band is
building stand on the vacant lot
at the corner of Third street and Eeck-
er Avenue, and will give our people an
open air concert one night of each
week, commencing next Thursday
evening program that will no doubt
be highly appreciated by our people.
The Board Of Trustees of the NJ.
( E. Church of this city last Saturday
/ looked over the ground in West Su-
perior for a location Of a church build
ing in that new metropolis. Two or
three sites we're inspected, one of
which will be selected soon, and steps
taken to erect church thereon at an
early day.
I The strawberry festival given by
the ladies OF the NJ. E. Church, We'd
nesdav evening, was very literally
patronized, and Melted the society
about $4,000, for all of which they ask
US to return their warmest thanks;
also to Mr.. T. Richie for the free Use of
his building, and to the ladies who
furnished flowers for the occasion.
Mrs. Jones and friend were out
riding last Tuesday when they collid-
ed with beer wagon in passing, and
brought up with such suddenness and
force as to throw Mrs. Jones from the
buggy to the ground She struck on
/ her side with considerable force bat
without apparent injury from the mis-
hap, while the buggy was but slightly
/ damaged
We have been shown some cor
Repentance which recently passed
1 between a gentleman of Superior and
parties in the east, which 90 to Goa
! vince US that large coal dock will
soon be under construction not far
from the dock Of the Northern Pacific
/ Company. At the proper time, we
will give further particulars. Suffice
it to know that the plant is next to
assured.
Col. Lounsberry, editor of the
Duluth Daily News, came oyer to dine