The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-24

Jean, Percy Coburn and wife of Dplrtb
MISS fanny Coburn. Harry Newton and
Harry w. Austin, have gone into comr
on French River, Minnesota.
A deck hand on the Steamer N;oho
las III walking backwards fell tbrongb
tHe trap door into the vessel hold Mon.
u"y afternoon. He was badly bruised
anu one arm was broken. He vos
taken to st. Mary's hospital and made
as comfortable as possible.
As the Rev Johnson saws If ,oot.
as though 1t was high time for a LITTLE
investigating when the sheriff bills for a
county like this runs up to $40 coo a
! year. When such things exist some
/ person or persons are stealing from the
public crib.
-Supt. Williams will conduct the ex-
/ animation for county teachers on Tines
gay, ednesday and Thursday of next
/ week. All intending to teach in the
county should be present at that time
II they have not previously secured a
certificate.
Key. j. t. Garlic, district lecturer
ior the |. Q. G. T., will lecture at an
! open meeting of Superior Lodge No. 80
at Agen Hall tonight, Friday. All Good
1emplars and their friends are reGuest-
/ ed to be present. Ice cream and cake
will be served during the evening.
Mrs. Lou Chapman and sons are
visiting friends and relatives in the CITY.
/ They come by the lakes from Canada
where they have been visiting for
some weeks. Since arriving here, one
OF her sons has had an attack of appen-
dlcitis, but recovered without a surgical
| operation.
TO RENT-The new seven room Cot
faye so West Fourth street above
iIoillngshead avenue near flour mills.
! city water. Thirteen per month-Also
cottage 365 W Fifth street Seven
/ rooms, city water. Also store No. 5I4
| Becker Ave. Only responsible, good
! paying tenants need apply.
}. ). RICHIE or W. J. ATWELL.
Claude Mudgett of South Superior,
was arrested Tuesday last on the charge
! OF having Illicit relations with Gala Fin
/ nev, aged II years This girl has al.
ready figured in several uneviable acts
and made a peck Of trouble for her par
ents and friends. She should be sent
to some good reform school at once.
How would it do for our grand jury
! to investigate that deal between the
! city and Capt. Barker, of recent date?
The city is out about $4,000 on that
deal. Who got the money? Did Capt.
! Barker get it all, or was it divided up
among the aldermen and the daily
papers? There is food for thought in
this, Messrs. Jurymen.
! Reynolds & Atwell, coal and wood deal
ers at the East End. have dissolved partner
ship. "-Telegram, August 20.
Oh yes, that dissolution took place on
July LIST ult. Nothing like running a
daily paper and giving the news while
it is fresh.
| firm of Reynolds & Atwell, dealers in
coal, wood, etc, is prepared to take
! your order for all goods in his line, and
guarantee good grades and prompt de-
! livery. He is also prepared to sell you
corner lot or tract of land for farm
1t must be that the Evening Tele-
gram man is getting badly frightened
! He wants the council to incorporate in
the curiew ordinance a provision pro-
hibiting the grand jury from being seen
on the street after dark, Can it be that
the grand jury is looking for game
along Winter street?
George Washington, a colored man
of the West end got his face fearfully
! slashed by a razor in the hands of an
! other colored blood, named Ben Wes-
! ton. The cut extended from the cheek
! bone to and through the lip on the left
1 side of the face. Weston was arrested
and later put under $500 bonds to await
results of his work.
In days past we have heard a cook
/ deal from Frank Ostrander about pat
ronizing home institutions. Why did
! he not insist upon the adoption
of some of the home plans presented
/ for the new normal school building. If
the new building is going to look any
thing like the illustration given by the
Telegram it will be a disgrace rather
| than JOY to the city.
Word has been received here that
l. Ill
1 this state, died suddenly on Thursday
morning of heart failure. Mrs. Kim
| ball is well known throughout the state
/ as an earnest worker in the W. {. I. /.
ranks, and during the past year has
/ lived in Superior and kept house for
! her daughter, Miss Ida kimball, who
( was our leading kindergarten teacher.
Mr.. Walsh, living at East Superior
was in town Thursday morning with a
/ load of garden truck, such as potatoes,
/ turnips, etc. He had several bushels
/ of beautiful Early Rose of the pink and
white varieties, and Burbanks, which
/ no sold for forty cents bushel He
saws the potato crop in this locality Is
going to be immense IN yield and eX-
cellent in quality Mr.. Walsh is evil
! IDENTITY good farmer and is reaping a
rich reward for his labor. May great
success attend all such.
Reliable lists of Sunday School Ii
brary books are much desired by libra
nv committees, but they are not always
.l.l,- g al
Times has already published several
carefully prepared lists from which Sc
lections might be made, and now an
other will soon appear in that paper.
As guide for purchasers, the character
Of each book is briefly described. The
books are not for sale by the Sunday
School Times, and hence the descrIp-
ton of them is entirely free from com
p,arcial interest of any kind.