The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-10

expected at any moment. noroI,.,te
stroke is the trouble.
Mrs. Durrie and son Of Rismo,,k
~. H., arrived here Thursday fora r;s,,
with friends. Mr.. Durrie arrived ,as,
week. They are the guests Mr. and
Mrs. Lenroot, and all are now car,,,,nn
on Wisconsin Point,
Mr.. Arthur Piefke, of Wentworth
was IN the city Monday and called and
renewed his allegiance to the Trsrs
ne reports the crops immense ont bis
way ana everybody in a PROSPEROUS
and healthy condition.
:" nile our coal handlers are striking
ana Idle, the Duluth laborers arc o,ar
ol 'fiis side Of the bay doing the work
our own men ought to be DOING This
Is display of good deal of wisdom
on the part of the Duluth men
The elevation OF alderman Howe 10
the Mayorallty, leaves vacancy of a
councilman IN the Fourth ward and the
council without President. The latter
place will probably be filed at the
council meeting tonight, Friday.
Miss Alice Monfort, of St. Panl is in
the city this week, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank l.. Taylor. Miss Monfort
sings beautifully and will take a part in
the sacred concert at the church of tba
Redeemer, tomorrow, sunday evening,
The Epworth League of the Thomp-
son Avenue church have decided to
hoid open air services each Sunday ey-
enlng at the regular hour, from to s
p IN. 1t is desired that all members of
the league attend and also be prompt.
Mr. W. f. Pickering has had on ex-
hlbltlon at Mr.. Taylor's store, Decent
block, bushel of exceedingly hand
some early Rose potatoes of his own
growing. 1t was the finest display of
potatoes, for SO early in the season. we
ever saw
IL the detectives would only stop
digging up new victims for few DAYS
and unearth little evidence that will
convict Mr.. Holmes, the country would
feel more encouraged over the prospect
of getting along without his society.-
Pioneer Press
The little son OF William Schuster,
who has been having pretty hard at
tack of scarlet fever. is well and able to
be out again. "Billy" SAYS he does not
like to be quarantined and that it seems
good to get out again after three weeks
of confinement.
Miss Clara Banks entertained
large number Of her young friends last
Saturday afternoon, it being the occa-
sion of her sixth birthday. I-.gAt re-
freshments were served. Wonder how
many of the party will help her cele-
brate sweet sixteen.
Mrs. Frank Booth and Mrs. J. b.
Libby left us on Monday evening, via
the lakes and the steamer Vulcan, for a
visit with friends at and near Cleve-
land, Ohio, Mrs. Booths former home.
The TINES wishes them a safe voyage
and a pleasant time.
Miss Josephine Estelle, the young
est daughter of Captain and Mrs. j. CT.
Clymer, of Gordon, died at the home
of her parents Thursday morning, at
the age of IL. The funeral took place
yesterday afternoon, quite number of
Superior friends attending
t 4. Pratt and J. Burdict, two
young business men Of Minneapolis, are
in the city for holiday visit, the guests
Of Mr.. l.. Pratt, of the Pratt Grocery
company. The young men came up on
their wheels and report the roads i'll
pretty bad condition for cycling. u
The Oak Hall Clothing Co, has
been incorporated for the purpose of
doing general clothing business, etc.
The incorpOrators are W. G. Brooks,
John T. Murphy and II. II. Grace of
Superior, and c. Abraham of Minnea
polls. The capital stock is $4,000.
Harry Austin has not been peram
bulating on his ear to any alarming ex-
tent the past ten days. One of Jobs
comforters has been holding forth on
that member and Harry has nursed
them-car and comfOrter-with true
mothcrly tenderness. But it feels bet
ter now.
+ C. B. Crouch and party from Cleve-
land, Ohio, VIII arrive here tomorrow
for two weeks sojourn. On Monday,
under the guidance of their friend Will
ID. Baldwin, our standard Photographer,
they will go into camp near the head
waters of the Brule river for week of
trout fishing.
1t is rumored that Prof. A. W. Ran
kin contempIatcs leaving the Superior
schools to accept the position OF State
inspector for graded schools IN Mime
sofa. We believe the place has been
offered him, but at this writing Mr..
Mankin has not announced his decision
in the matter.
The editor of this only truly great
family journal had on exhibition Thurs
dav morning fine sample Of lettuce.
The one head was of beautiful symme-
try. weighing ,! bounds and measuring
IS inches about the bust. 1t occupied
place Of honor on The Euclid dinner
table that day.
Regatta and Water Carnival at
Lake Minnetonka Beach. Hotel Lafay-
cite. 1870 for the round trip via. Great
Northern Ry. Tickets on sale August
Sand 9th. Call at city office SIS Tower
avenue. WALTER X. ADAM
City agent.
MIR. and Mrs Henry Cross and little
SON IF Amh0y. Minnesota, spent few