The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-07-22

lc and permanent ailments. The
health Of our city is eXceptionally
good.
w hat has become of our cemetery
committee? Land is sheap now, hence
now would be good time to settle
That question. \ new cemetery must
be had soon
The EpWorth leagues of all the
Methodist churches in the city Will
hold lawn social next Tuesday even
i ing at the residence Of S, Z. Tubbs,
Central Park.
Mrs. y. J. Hogan entertained
number Of lady friends at cards on
/ Tuesday, in honor of her guest Mrs.
! Sutton, who viii return to her home
III few days.
The Todd Touring mill is about
ready to make flour, but we understand
the mill will not be started up until
| September, when the new wheat crop
begins to come in.
Champ Green and family went
StraWberrying Tuesday and brought
home bushel and a half of nice Der
ries, y poor man would not be seen
doing such a thing
The Rev. and Mrs Granville Bote-
| Ter, OF Washington, d. c., arrived
here Thursday to spend the summer
with their children, Mrs. Grafton Ma
son and l. Z. BOteler.
Your arguments are sharp said the
$500 ticket to Stoltzman as he carved
out soc. chunk and placed it back
on the same pair of pants. y $500
pair for 81 50-see them.
If you can do 50, you had better
buy your coal now. 1t viii probably be
higher next month and still higher the
month following, and become the mil
llOnaire's luxury in November
VIII Drummond has gone back to
the Telegram. y position on the Cit
izen was too debasing for VIII, and
but few days Of such associations
slckencd him. 1t is a fostering scab.
Don't fail to go on the steamboat
excursion to Spirit Island and Fond
du Lac next Thursday. The steamer
Lucille is good and comfortable boat,
and you viii be sure to have most
enjoyable trip.
A new postotlice has been estab
lished at lake Nebagamin, in this
county, which also bears the name of
Lake Nebagamain. Mr. Otto Berg is
the Z, NJ. The Office is located on the
line of the South Shore road.
Mrs. Alvilda Anderson, Of the
West End, forgot that the outside
stairs had been removed from her
house for repairs, and stepped out to
go down then as usual. She fell six
teen feet but was not hurt much.
The Leader says that NJ. C.
French and W. Il. IIennessy late Of
Eau Claire, have abandoned their pa
per in that city and are coming back
to Superior. Now what has Superior
done to merit such a scCurgc as thiS2
Dan. Linnen and 10. blackburn
the the two men held for burglariZng
1 II. \. Georges store last fall made an
attempt to break jail one night this
week, but they were detected and
/ their little enterprise was nipped in
/ the bud.
The lawn supper given at the resi-
I Of VI
evening by the ladies Of the Church Of
/ the Redtemer, was u very pleasant
. affair, and the treasury Of the Guild
was enriched to the extent of about
/ $40 thereby.
Mr. Afford one Of the many good
/ farmers at Gordon, was in the city this
week ana reports the crops in that 10
! ca!ity in an excellent condition. lie
/ thinks fruits OF all kinds, except per
/ haps peaches, may be raised in that
part of the county.
Henry Griffin, who spraincd his
ankle some days ago, is getting better
and can now so Oh one crutch. Henry
was fortunate enough to be carrying
an accident insurance policy, and gets
! SO week while laid up. He has a
soft snap this hot weather.
1t is announced that Mr.. llennes-
sey will take the Call editorial chair
on his retnrn to this city. As he has
been in all parties and political fac
tions known to latter day politics his
utterances Will be very (:) reliable,
I lust suited to a Democratic organ.
4 sub-contractor under Capt. Bar
! ker, claims that Mr.. Barker owes him
for work done. Because he has seen
/ fit to advance such claim, the Leader
/ berates him numerically in half col
umn article. Capt. Barker is not max
| ing friends 10y hiring such as the Lead
er to defend his cause.
Mr.. John keaough has begun
work on his handsome new residence
located on seventh street, between
Thompson and Stinson avenues. The
building will have all the modern con
veniencies and will cost about $4,000.
Mr.. James Chisholm is the architect
and VIM. Dryden the builder.
Miss MOllie Robelia, living with
Mrs. Anderson, was SO unfortunate as
to step upon 4 nail, Thursday after
noon. When she made the step she
threw her whole weight upon that foot
which drove the nail entirely through