The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-28
Mr.. e. II. BLY, of Bismarck Oak

Mr.. e, II. Bly, of Bismarck Oak,
is in the city this week.
The County Board will be in SEES
sion next Thursday, August 81.
The bell boy will not get his fla
ger into the 100000 pie just yet.
When going for a picnic stop at
divers and get some fresh Saratoga
Chips, Lunch Tongue and Home
Made Cookies.
F p Catlin Esq, of hudson is
spending few weeks in our city visit
his son, Charles l.. Catlin, of the law
firm o. Catljn & Butler.
The eldest daughter of Mr.. f.
Noah, aged about eleven years, died
last Sunday. The wife aud mother
died about six weeks ago
Church of the Redeemer Supe-
rior. No morning service. Evening
service al 7:45. II. II. VANDEUsEN,
Priest in charge.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will hold lawn festival at
the residence OF r. G.. Coburn, Vel
nesday evening, August 1st 1888.
Mr.. Geo, S. TreYor, of Detroit
Mich, q long time patron Of the
TINES, and a warm friend Of Superior,
was in the city the past week and
called.
Fred Lonnsbcrry and John John
fson, two jolly typos from the Duluth
Herald office were in town ON Mon
day, and gave the TINES Office
friendly call.
Mrs. Pascoe has a full line Of DR..
Warmers Health corset, also Balls
corsets in different styles and a large
assortment OF chilGren'5 waists. Call
ana see them.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
NJ f. Church will meet next We'd
nee,iay afternoon at Mrs Neil Smiths
All are invited as it is the yearly
business meeting.
Work on the eastern extension of
Quebec pier has been discontinued.
1t was done on motion Of Trustee La
Blame. How is is this, or does La
Blame run the East End also?
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Bushnell,
of HamIin, spent a day or two in our
city this week. The elder is a great
admirer of Superior, and we expect
to see him located here at no distant
day.
Our two ball clubs, the North
Stars and Red Stockings, will play a
match game this, Saturday afternoon,
on the grounds Of the former at ESQ,
and they invite the people 10 come
and scee their work.
The people of Ashland are get
ting greatly excited over the gold find
in that neighborhood. 1t is very
doubtful if it will ever be found in
quantities large enough to warrant
any extensive working.
st. Luko's Mission West Supo-
rior, service at 1870 a. m. Baptism
and Holy Communion.
II. II. VANDEysEN,
Sunday, July %. Priest in charge
Mr. Webster, late of the West
End, has purchased the shoe shop and
tools of Mr.. Noah, and will continue
the business in the old stand. He is
a good workman. Give him your
measure for a pair of boots.
Why don't some of our rich men
build more tenement houses. Fifty
new houses begun today would ali be
engaged before they could be got
ready to move into. There is not a
vacant room even, in the town.
-Donahue & Colbeck, successors
to Mills & Morrison, in the meat bust
ness keep their market up in fine
shape and we'll supplied with the best
of everything. Give the new firm a
trial order; you will find them o. X.
Prof. s. ". Mountz, of Duluth,
teacher of voice culture, will give a
concert in the NJ +. church next
Monday evening and arrange for a
musical convention for the entire
week. All lovers Of music should at
tend