The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-05

iAioi Hilieo-
The walls of the Episcopal church
are growing upward rapidly.
New goods received daily at sto'tz-
mans.
The scar and yellow leaf Of autumn
is with Us once more.
The Catholic parochial school
commenced the fall term last Monday.
To Rent: Office room on West
Fifth street. This Office.
Our national public debt was re
duced -, ISL ,s95 daring the month of
August.
THE spire OF the new Presbyterian
Aurch is W ami it VIII add much to
The general appearance OF that ediiice
The prol etor5 Of the Central Su-
parior townsite promis us so-ne genuine
activity in that locality soon
\ good ii ICE to trade is at StoltZ-
mans Descent Block.
-sAThe DAILY Leader people have got
moved into their line new quarters on
the corner Of john aYcnue and Eighth
street.
Mr.. John Walker who has been
taking d trip down the lakes as far as
Toronto, returned on Tuesday, and re-
ports a very pleasant time.
Frank \. Hanson went down to
st. Paul on business connected with
the Consolidated Land Company, " ed
nesday evening.
1.-The second case against the city for
taking llnd to widen Lambourn ave
nue. has been tried. Mr.. Burbank, the
complaint, was given verdict for so,
600.
The teachers Of our public schools
will meet at the Matt Carpenter
school building, West End, to-day for
drill and examination by Superinten-
dent \ W. Rankin
Next Monday is labor day, and
great Preparations have been made for
its observance John III. Vaughn and
4. l.. Swineford viii make the adj
dresses
Go to the Anchor ClDthing Com
pany if you want suit of clothes
The Old Fol.zs Concert, under the
management Of Mr.. NanHcrZee, VIII
be given fixed dates soon. The enter
talnmcnt is to be given for the benefit
OF the Y. NJ. {. \.
"A good many cases of diphtheri;!
is reported III the city and neighorhood.
Thus far the disease has appeared III
rather mild form and only one or two
deaths have occurred.
Mr. Johnston got his railroad
work commenced a few days sooner
than he expected to. and as Il result
.bir.ch,;nk" of the six miles TO be grad
ed is ready for the ties to-day
The Misses Luna and Kate Chris
tie left via tie Omaha Wednesday eV-
ening for visit with fri,ds III South
erp Minnesota. They viii lie absent
about two weeks.
Miss Janet Laffitte leaves next
SUNDAY for St Louis, Mo. by {. Is. "
o. via st. Paul to enter upon her
studies at st. Joseph Academy begin
ming with the September term
see the announcement made by
the Oak Hall Clothing company OF the
W est end. IN another place III This pa
per. Now is your opportunity To pds
n suit OF clothing for 4 little money
For boots and shoes so to StotZ-
mans the furnisller Descent Blk
-Our public schools all begin the fall
term and the new school year noNt
Monday. This, of course, will be good
news to the boys and girls who have
enioved such long and delightful MOI
iday.
The Park Place disaster Will ne
graphically illustrated III the heA'
number of Harper's Weekly, when
Will also contain thrilling descriptions
of that event as related 10y eHe-Wl,
neSSes.
The hoard of review will to be able
Ia comple.e their labors today anu
ations as returned 10y the assessors
have been considerably changed, some
ont down. others increased, so that II
is difficult to tell what change iaS
been made in the grand total OF o"i