The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-25

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the bride being sister of Mrs. Chap
man. They returned home Wednesday
evening.
The Catholic school building has
reached it's destination on lots on the
east side OF Thompson avenue, and
the work of excavating for the new
foundation of the new church building
can now go ahead.
The National Pageant, very In
teresting program will soon be given
by the ladies of the first NJ. Z. church,
at the West End. 1t is one of the
greatest attractions ever presented.
! The dates have not yet been arranged.
President Norvell, of the street
railway company, has returned from
! the east and informs the public that
they will put in double tracks where
the streets are paved and that we are
going to have some more cars-before
| long.
Champ Green and family expect to
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friends in Michigan, tomorrow. They
Will go by boat to Detroit and then
by rail to other points in the state.
| We wish them safe and pleasant
| journey.
The heavy rains Of the first half of
the week completely knocked out the
races at the driving park. The mana
gers claim that the horses will stop un-
till the program is filled, but we guess
| the most of them will ''move on" to fill
other appointments.
Mr. Harrison Logue, of Driftwood
Penn, father of Mr.. \. l.. Logue of
the firm of Logue & Whitney, furni
ture dealers, and also of Mrs. J. d..
Whitney, arrived here few days ago,
for a visit with his children. lie will
spend the summer here.
Mr. s. Wakelin, of Duluth. the
owner of some of the miserable old
shells which disgrace Second street bet
ween Hollingshead and st. John aven-
ues, is very sensibly tearing them
down and clearing off the ground.
There are others which should go also.
The lecture Tuesday evening by
II. L. Healing, was very able one,
and highly appreciated by those who
heard it. Unfortunately the evening
was stormy one and the attendance
was small. Should the Professor come
this way again he will have a larger
audience.
A meeting of Alonzo Palmer Post :,
G.. \. r is called to meet at the NJ.
+. church, West End, at 7:3O p. IN.
next Monday evening, to practice the
war services for the National Pag-
| can't" to be given at some date IN
August. All the post are invited to
be present.
We are glad to see that Mr.. Ed
| Maxson is able to be about again. He
has had a pretty hard time of it the
past few weeks. He will, with his
| wife and child, make 4 visit to South
ern Minnesota next week and hopes
that the change will be an additional
incentive to his entire recovery.
"A special meeting Of the Woman,
Relief Society will be held at the Day
Nursery rooms corner of 9TH and
IIughltt, Monday at , p m. \ full
attendance - desired rs important
business will be brought before the
m letting.
BY order of the President.
The marriage Of Mr.. James S.
Ritchie and Miss Lillian Russell is an
nounced to take place in the near flu
tlre, probably about the first of Sep
tember Nr. Richie is one of our
most wealthy and entcrprising citi
zens, while Miss Russell is one of our
most accomplished young society
ladies'.
We got another heavy rain storm
at about 8 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing The electrical display was grand,
I though the vivid flashing of lightning
and crashing Of thunder made one
feel a little timid coming so soon after
our other severe and fatal storm We
heard of no damage being done how
ever,
Mr.. Geo. l.. Brooks entertained Il
party of his friends last Monday eve
ming. A ride on the bay was the real
program, but his boat failed TO show
up and that pleasure had to be aban
! doned. The next best thing was to
repair to the parlors of the Euclid
where very pleasant evening was
spent.
City Bakery 1909 Tower Avenue West