The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-07

IouS AynfHS VIII De gwen, anu pie'te
ant time is anticipated.
Our band boys gave party at
the rink on the evening of the 18th,
which was well attended The Sum
ner House furnished the feast, and all
report an excellent time.
The flies are very bad now and
the cattle cannot stay in the brush but
few hours at time, and on Thurs
day droves Of cattle came into town
to get away from the pests.
Ed Mcmahon, our genial light
ming ierker for the w u. company,
viii have his headquarters at the West
End soon, and become general man
ager for the company at Superior.
The innocent looking little FIRE
cracker came pretty near getting
Its work in all right on Mr.. Georges
jewelry store, but its insipient fame
was discovered in time to prevent loss
or damage.
Airs. G. E Frey and daughter,
accompanied by Mrs. Frey's mother.
arrived from Adrian, Michigan. on
Thursday evening. Mrs. Frey's moth
er viii make this her home hereafter,
50 as to be With her children
The council at its meeting Tues
day evening, took the preliminary
steps to putting the sewer in on
Thompson Avenue, between first and
sixth streets, and work on the same
will be begun in a few days.
MIR, e. b. Banks is moving his
house onto his new location a slock
north Of its present site We believe
he intends to ada the second story to
the building which will make more
room and add greatly to its
looks Us well.
e II Brown and family Of the
West End, started for the OH home
in Ohio. on the 4th. Mr.. 4. C..
Brown, Of this end Of the CITY with
his family, expects to start for the
same place, next Monday, We wish
them q safe journey and u pleasant
family reunion.
The Wudsworth bothers, two ex-
eeilcnt gentlemen engaged with our
electro plant, got a telegram Thurs
day morning, announcing that their
sister had been killed by fireworks at
their home III East Saginaw, Mich.
One Of them, the engineer took the
first train out for home
The fireworks from private resi-
dences on the evening of the 18th were
numerous, and some of them very ex-
tehsiyc and elegant, We ike to see
this indication for making home at
tractiye 1t Is much better than hay
ing the children on the streets at
tending the public exhibitions.
Col Louusberry, Of the Duluth
Herald tore himself away from the
dull mouotony that reiyns in the ham
let across the bay, and spent his
fourth in Superior where the excite
ment Of the day would arouse the
spirit of '76 in his naturally patriotic
and manly breast. Come often, Col.
The game Of ball played We'd
nesday afternoon between the Super
ioF North Stars and Red Stockings
resulted in favor Of the latter. There
IS no doubt but that the Mort Stars
would have beaten them had their
men been placed in the right position.
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Among the amusements of the
day we celebrate, was the jumping
match 4 prize being offered for the
one who could jump the highest, and
one for the nam or bow who could
clear the most ground John Lynch
took the latter Neil Munro taking
/ second prize. and Charley Hannifn
Ihe 'or'acr'
The i'resbetry Of Chippewa Will
meet at West Superior next Tuesday
to ordain and install Rev. Putnam
+ Cady as pastor of the Presbyterian
church there. Sermon by the mod
orator, lev. Mr.. McNary Of Ashland:
charge to the pastor by Rev. Mr..
( i.OcEXG0ud of F.rU Claire ch1rna tO