The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-30

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and we doubt not it was. ~
The st. Louis Brown Stone Co.
has filed articles of incorporation. The
capital stock will be 100000 The in
corporators are C. \. Stouch, Thomas
! B. Keith aad B. n Culver, all of Eau
| Clare.
Charley Garrity's little boy fell
| from the door step Of his home We'd
nesday afternoon and sustained a frac
lure of the right arm at the elbow.
DR.. Slaughter reduced the fracture
and the little fellow is dong finely.
President Noryell, of the street
railway company, says he cannot give
us good service except on paved streets.
! Does he expect to have Belknap and
Fifth streets paved in six weeks, the
! time set for good car serviceg
| Mr.. Neil Smith, the leading grocer
of the Northwest, is out with q span
fired new delivery wagon this week,
and it is tie incest one which has as
yet appeared on our streets. Neil
amt proud at all, but he LIKES to have
! everything the best
We have line Of hats and caps
! that you ought to see before You buy.
/ ANCHOR CLOATHING Co.
The annual meeting Of the grand
/ lodge /. @. Q. f. Will be held ut Ash
/ land next week, beginning on Tuesday
morning. Quite Il number of the
| brothers of the various lodges in this
| city will attend, and it is quite likely
4 the session of 1892 will be held III
I Superior.
Mr.. l.. Hartley, the gentleman
who bought the Brooks property on
9th street recently, has arrived from
! Northwood, Iowa, with his family
! Mr.. Hartley viii engage in the loan
I and insurance business, under the firm
name Of Bickering & Hartley. We
extend to the new firm hearty wei
come.
The Superior Consolidated Land
company are advertised to hold its an
nual meeting next Wednesday, June
3rd. The company has had no pres
| ident the past year and Mr.. Bardon
has refused 10 take that position.
| This would indicate that some outside
stakeholder would occupy that place.
Everybody here would like to see Mr..
Maltby, of New York, made president
! of the corporation.
The time has come when the
! church should take more thought for
| the quality of its work and feel less
| congratulatlon over the quantity done.
| This constant temptation in religious
! life is to sacrifice quality to quantity.
/ There is Il haste to be rich which de
feats itself. There is d haste to secure
results in religious life utterly incon
! SiSten with the faith that works,
waits, and ultimately wins Methodist
! Ucra}G.
--PoStofIicc Inspector ID. IL. Pulcifer
! was in he city three or four days this
| week, looking over the postal affairs
! here He visited the East End Office
Thursday morning. 1t is remarkable
! bow quick he Will go through" !. post
office, and still his eagle eye" allows
! not The smallest detail to escape his
notice, and his every act shows him to
! be the right man III the right place.
! He has the reputation and 10 doubt
! justly, OF being one Of the best inspect
/ ors i'll the service.
The Review of Reviews for June will
| be an eNceptlonly large number, pro
/ iusely illustrated, chiefly with por
! traits of contemporary celebrities 1t
reviews thoroughly all the current
! movements OF the day, and Sunnar
| lZrs the important contents OF current
periodicals. Of the whole world The
! editorial discussions in the popular de
F, partmcnt. The progress OF the world
deal largely with questions of ameri
can international relations ANA di-
plomacy.
John Mclaughlin met with a
heavy loss Thursday afternoon. His
team got frightened at the cars, and
began rearing and jumping about, not
being able to get away from the driver
when one Of them stepped upon the
end of a broken board which had a
sharp end by being split across the
grain. The sharp end comming up
under the horse it entered the sheath
and penetrated the poor beast a foot
or more. The animal lived in great
agony tn:il about nine O'Clock next
morning when it died. Mr.. McLaugh-
lin is a poor man and the loss Is Il seri-
GUS one to him.
The secular press reports a pulpit
sensational!st as declaring that the
theatre is an institution has less sin
to answer for than the church. He
certainly does not mean the Church of
Christ. II may be true of churches
such as his own which peryert the way
OF the Lord. There is wonIertu I'll af-
ilnlty between those who play at re
llgion on Sundays assuming q faith in
Christianity which is not vital, and
those who act on the stage protesting
admiration for virtues which they do
not practice and III league with the
vices which they condemn. Birds of a
feather flock together. Methodist
Herald.
The Mundy viii case has been
having "a hearing before Judge Rob
erts this week. The contestants of
the will are trying to establish the
fact that Mrs. Mundy was not the
legal wife of Mr.. Mundy. 1t seems
that Mrs. Mundv whose maiden name
was kulle was at the age Of II, mar
ried to one Joseph Schneider, with