The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-17

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Mrs Jane Pascoe gave her Sn,do,-
school class a picnic on Minneso+o ra;n.
tuesday, OF this week. 1t was a beapti-
III! day and Of course the little Girls IN
Joyed themselves.
Miss Alice Monfort, of St PauI
VINO scored great success by her sa,oat
I singing at the sacred concert at tho
/ church OF the Redeemer Sunday e1an-
ing, has returned home.
-Itev. Putnam Cady ofthe West End
Presbyterian church thinks orr non.
mayor Mr., Howe, is hardly living IN
10 his privileges or the oath of office ba
has voluntarily taken.
The coopers Of the CITY held their
irst annual picnic on Wisconsin Point
last Monday. The attendance was large
the weather all that could be desired
ana most enjoyable time had.
We noticed in the Winnebaco CITY
Press Of recent date that the LARGE
barn on Mr.. II. w. Holley's farm at
mat place was struck by lightning and
entirely destroyed. Loss $1,000.
john Nelson, tie man who is sun
posed to have murdered Nels r. Carl
son. IN this city, in 1859, will 90 to trial
next Tuesday. The prosecution thinks
1t has sufficient evidence to convict. but
to Us ii looks little shakv.
-Ex-Alderman c. \. O'IIare. Grov-
er +. Miller, Jason d. Clark, W. NJ Me
Combs and Francis d. West, constitute
party of Superior fishermen now out
trying to depopulate the Brule river.
VI course all the big ones fish We mean.
not stories) will get away.
Regatta and Water Carnival at
Lake Minnetonka Beach. Hotel Larav-
cite, $40 for the round trip via. Great
Northern Ky. Tickets on sale August
Sand 9th. Call at city office Sl3 Tower
avenue. WALTER X ADAM
City agent.
Edward l.. Peet has concluded to
fill long felt want by starting new
paper at -irantsberg, in Burnett county.
The first number of his paper, the Bur
nett County Journal, has been received
and 1t presents very creditable APP
pearance. Success to YOU Brer. Peet.
A lahorer at the West end by the
name Of Charles Nelson attempted to
commit suicide Monday evening bv
cutting his throat, but was discovered
III time to prevent death, although he
had managed to sever his windpipe and
was bleeding freely. He is considered
insane.
-EX-Nayor Starkweather has APP
pealed his cause on writ Of certiorari
to the Supreme Court of the State Mr.
Starkweather is supposed to know his
own business, however we cannot help
thinking he Is making mistake in this
matter, as he seems to have done in his
official matters.
Miss Grace Maxim was taken sud
denly i'll on Monday and upon examin-
alton was found to be suffering from
appendicitis, and it was thought an OPP
Grafton would be necessary, but at this
writing she is resting easy, and it is
thought she will recover from this at
tack without an operation.
Rev. Q. \. BrittOn preached to the
good people of South Range last sun
day. Mr.. Britton is one preacher at
least, who knows how TO mix divinity
with real estate and other business en-
terprises in proper quantities. Mr..
Starkweather should have gotten re
cipe from Brother Britton.
The teachers institute will be held
next week opening on Monday and will
be held in the Broadway building.
Prof Hutton of Whitewate Normal, and
Miss Pretlon OF the Platteville Normal,
will conduct the institute. During the
week DR.. Stearns of the state university
will lecture at the Cumming avenue n.
f. church.
King and Leaderman have now got
their new store in the Descent block
well stocked and are fully ready for
business, and invite the people to drop
in and examine their goods and get
prices. Mr.. King il manager of the
gents furnishing department while Mr..
Leaderman will fit YOU ont in anything
in the boot and shoe line.
Commodore Saxton whose severe
! Illness was mentioned in our last Issue,
i died Sunday night at his home in Du-
/ luth from paralysis. Mr.. SaXtOn came
/ 70 Superior. in 1876, and has made his
home at the head Of the lakes ever
/ since. lie leaves a wife and four child
rem, who have the sympathy ola host
of friends in their sorrow.
The weather last Saturday evening
was not entirely encouraging for moon
I light excursions. as it was cloudy and
threatening rain, but still a goodly num-
Der accepted the invitation of J. D..
Robbie Post q. \. r. for a ride and a
very pleasant ride was had through the
bavs. The party discussed a project for
a dav excursion to be given soon.
The Clam Bake last Saturday was a
decided success all around-said to
have been the best the club has ever
enjoyed, for all which the praise i
chiefly due to Director Marcy and Chef
IIincklev, who, il seems, took tins oc-
casion TO break their own records. II
we liked clans, which we do not we
should be tempted to join the club
County superintendent of Schools
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