The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-26
LOCAL MATT

The Nj. +. Sunday School has been
adding large list of new books to its
library.
Miss May Whitney is spending the
week with friends i'll Minneapolis and
at iIamline.
The Duluth authorities viii not al
low Superior merchant TO advertise
his wares in that city.
Mrs. J. c. Henvis had the mis-
fortune to sprain her ankle Il few days
ago and IS not yet able To walk.
The Misses Bradshaw who have
been spending the summer IN Europe,
are expected home i'll few DAYS.
Mr.. i. q. Descent is of for visit
! with friends in Ohio and other eastern
points He VII be absent two or three
WEEKS.
-Diphthcria has disappeared from
the south Range district and the pub
lie school MAS opened there this week
! by Miss Ruth Davis.
| The Ladies Aid Society Of the N.
+. Church Will meet with Mrs II I.
Hare on West 9TH street next " Ctlnes-
day afternoon, Sept. Both.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frlnk l.. Taylor
took III the sights at Minneapolis this
week, among them the harvest fest!-
| val which WIS a grand affair.
w. III. Pattison now sports fine
carriage team with all things thereto
appertainiag. The horses are black,
we'll matched and cooi drivers.
Mrs. w III. Webb gave a five
o'cloce tea to large number of her
LADY friends ednesday afternoon. 1t
was ono of the mes: pleasant social oc-
casioas OF the season.
The Tenth street grade from Rich
ard 10 Bardon avenues is almost com :
plated, and the bridges across Newton
Creek and noighboring ravina Will
/ alSa soon be ready for travel
X Mr.. Charles Ware, advertising
manager OF the Daily Leader. died
Thursday afternoon of typhoid fever.
He was young man % years OF age
and a general favorite Sith the bus
mess men OF our city.
Superior furnishes six students for
| the State University at Madison, this
wear. They are George +. Nichols,
Herbert T. Rogers, Philip \. Bertrand
! Walter a. Mct.aclren, Bertha {.
kimhall and Nellie t. Lenroot.
( Il case Of diphtheria was reported
! in the Central Park district the first of
! the week, and as precautionary move
! the school was closed for few days.
/ The disease appears in 4 mild form
! and no serious results are apprch hnded.
/ w. VI. McComb who has been
I back to his old home in Pittsburg, Pa:
returned to Superior " ednesday even
/ ing. He sold ali his Pittshurg prop
erty for spot cash and viii put his
money into Superior really. \ wise
conclusion to arrive at.
/ TUESDAYS was a hot afternoon but
along about half past four O'Clock the
I wind shifted and came of the Lake,
and some one who happened TO be OBJ
serving the thermometer at the Euclid
hotel atiirms that the change was ID
degrees III as many minutes.
-,I,,,,I I,,rJ eth ..r1SSpi-
I ing" with the agents of the various
heating and ventilation schemes show
cred upon them. Ii Is expected that
the board will make some selection to-
dav so that the architects can 80 ahead
with their plans and specifications.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. FlaCg expect
. To leave for their home i'll New York
today. after several weeks of sojourn
in our city. Mr.. Flagg has made a
number of very substantial improve
nentS here this season. and we hope
he will return ana do still better next
neaSon.
/ The timber fires along the Eastern
Minnesota road east ami west of
I IincKlev have been very bad the past
week. Two school houses were burned
the children narrowly escaping With
I their lives Several lumber camps and
/ farm houses have been consumed. At
one camp man and his wife were
4 driven into the river where they re-
NAMED all night 10 save themselves
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