The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-07-10

VI MAJ heos anu wagon 10 y. y. hen-
nedy for $500 cash.
Miss Matte Bradshaw gave
euchre party Thursday evening, in
honor of her guests the Misses Lottie
and Jessie Myers.
FoUND-ln this city one day this
week, a gold bracelet. The owner can
recover it by proving property and
paying for this notice.
/ Mr.. French, the editor of the
Wisconsin Inter-Ocean of West Su-
perior enjoyed his Fourth with a
/ friend in Minneapolis.
w. w Townsend, a real estate
dealer of Minneapolis, and largely in
terested in Superior soil is in town
/ this week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mason did not
get off for Canada, last week, as they
hoped. They expect to sail on the
Unit d Empire to-day.
George Mason sold his residence
on Fourth street, opposite j. S. Ritch-
les to Mr.. Magloire Beaudoin fore
man of the Boom Company.
Hugh Kennedy and John Walker
left on the steamer United Empire
for Toronto, yesterday. They go with
the Knights of Pythias excursionists.
! MIR and Mrs. Beneteau returned
/ from their trip to Canada, last week,
and brought the mother of Mrs.
Beneteau and DR.. Gauvereau with
them.
Owing to press of job work aud
inability to secure any additional help,
our paper has not had the attention
given it this week 1t ought to haye re-
ceived,
Mr.. john r. Allen and Miss
Nora Martain, both Of Brockford, n.
j., were married by james Newton
Esq, at his residence in Superior, last
Tuesday.
The Rice's Point assembly Of the
Knights of Labor are to give a select
ball for the benefit of their building
fund, on July 18th. E. II. Kcaough
has tickets for sale.
Miss Gertrude A. Perry, Of the
Detroit Conservatory of Music, a
teacher Of Piano, is at the residence Of
Il. FL. Brown, Sixth street, between
Becker and Nettleton Avenues.
-Arriye.i: Prop. Farwell 1900
tons coal. Schr Richter, LIB tons
coal. Schr Godfrey, /, 263 tons coal.
Prop. Kate Buttereni 996 tons coal.
Prop. Egyptian, 400 tons coal.
1t is reported on good authority,
that engineers are At work laying out
= location at West Superior for the
largest hotel at the head of lake Let
US have one down this way, too.
Mr.. W. " Strong, of Princeton
at one time in the employ of the n.
P. road as civil engineer, but now at
work on the Soaix Ste. Marie road
spent few days in Superior this
week
School district No. 2, held a meet
ing Monday evening at which time
Mr.. W. McEekeran of West Superior
was elected clerk, and T. w. McMan-
US of Connor's Point treasurer for the
coming year.
The Fourth was hot and pleasant
and just the right kind Of day for an
ice cream festival, and the ladies of
the Presbyterian church did good
work, and in return received about
SO above ali expenses.
Miss Blanche Daniels, who for
some weeks has been visiting at \. ?.
Junction returned home this week ac-
companied by Mrs. w H. Kiltin of
that city, who will visit relations and
friends here for little while.
C. Paul Smith, who proves to be
an artist Of extraordinary merit; held
tie audience spell-bound with delight
at his wonderful representations, which
were given in truly original manner.
Eau Claire Daily Free Press.
Mrs James Newton and daugh-
ter, who have been visiting friends and
relatives in st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Wisconsin towns for several weeks ar
rived home Thursday evening, feeling
much improved for the trip.
Mr.. John Keaough who has been
spending some weeks in our eastern
cities and Canada, returned home
Tuesday evening accompanied by his
niece, Miss Victoria Keaough Of
Ottowa, who will spend the summer in
this city.
Last Monday and Tuesday were
the hottest days of the season. Some
thermometers registered 102, and
while this seems to be a little exager-
ated, no one has yet sufficiently re-
covered to deny the record. 1t was
hot Monday afternoon, to say the least.
You cau't work to much purpose
unless You are well, but YOU can build