The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-23

be immense.
The ladies of the Episcopal society
did good business Wednesday even
ing, despite the threatening weather.
Besides having most pleasant social
evening, they gathered in forty-hye Of
the dollars Of our dads"
st. Paul reports eleven cases of
smals poN this spring and but one
death. This is q good record and shows
that St. Paul takes good care of her
people 50 unfortunately afflicted Good
nursing is all important in such cases.
When the biggest coal company in
the world throws I'D the sponge we
should be thankful that our own af-
fairs are as easy as they are, and that
shoes can be procured for 50 little
money at the Anchor, Descent block
Edwin Lord Weeks, one OF the
most prominent American artists re
siding III Paris, has prepared during
recent journey to India, series Of
drawings Of native subjects to illus
trate articles ON India, which viii be
published in IIarper's Magazine.
The last contract for repairing the
city hall was awarded to W. II. Carter
for the sum Of 800. The Leader says
1t is confidently expected that the
building VIII not haYe to be rebuilt
again for several weeks. This Will be
cheering news 10 the taxpayers.
&C. J. Anderson, who was taken to
/ the pest house last week sick with
small poy, died Monday evening. lie
has been engineer at the Euclid hotel
block for the past year, and WAS a
young man Of considerable ability. and
was, w!thal, quite prominent in local
! politics.
Miss Catherine Z. Stack, of the
West end, sister of James :. Stack, a
wen known and prominent citizen,
died quite suddenly last Monday after
| noon. She had not been well for sew
/ cruI days but rot confined even TO the
! house, bat was taken suddenly i'll Mon
/ day afternoon and died about an hour
/ later. =
Albert G. Forbes, the genial chief
clerk at The Euclid, was married " ed
nesG#y evening to Miss Tillie i. Gum
mar, at the home of the bride at An
! tjgo, Nis. After brief honeymoon,
/ they Will be at home to their friends at
/ The EuclId The Times offers It's
congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
! Forbes
/ -Earpcr's Weekly for June 20th VIII
| contain articles on the Saengerfest,
/ which viii be held at Madison Square
Carbon, the Canadian Iroquois 10y +.
/ Pauline Johnson, princess Of the trlhe),
and Socialism i'll England" The
/ Master" |. Xangwlrs strong serial
story, is continued, the scene being
/ now laid in London.
The Choral Society VIII give re
ccption and musical at the Euclid
next Wednesday evening. This will
no doubt be a great success as the so
ciety has been doing finely under the
/ direction of Prof. \. J. Wells, and all
should attend 50 far as possible. An
admission fee Of > cents viii be
charged
The FIRE department WAS called out
. Wednesday afternoon TO try and save
/ ihc old Nemadii House, occupied by
/ Mrs Hunt as Il boarding house. But
the flames had got a good start, the
building was old and dry and the wind
was strong, and the house with all Its
contents was soon IN ashes. Loss pro
badly about s, 500 partly insured.
Tile commencement exercises Of
the Superior High Schools Will be held
ut the Grand Opera House this Fri
DAY evening The class consists OF
i've. tlree Young ladies ana two young
men, to-wit: Florence Agnes Bert
rand, Claudia Vaughn, Florence
Clarke Cookery. Albert Clifton Shong
and J. Seward Hcrzog. Nj. iterZog
I Will give the yalcdiotory.
The public schools Of the city closed
the school year OF is93-9i Thursday
In all the departments Of the several
schools appropriate exercises We're held
ana tie visitors were numerous The
teachers are already scattered through
the country from the Atlantic To the
Pacific. and the children are gather
inc flowers and berries, fishing and