The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-07-04


Hospital and Home should. during the
lrult-cannng season, set one can aside
OF each variety for the hospital. "If
every friend of the temperance cause
does this, the hospital will be well sup
Piled with fruits for the coming winter.
DO not forget your duty"
a strictly suggestive topic is most
ably treated by the Hon. Charles "
Stone in the North American Review
for July. In a Common Coinage for
all Nations" Mr.. Stone advocates
/ coinage universal in character. stable
and permanent, based strictly on inter
national compact, and that would carry
/ the badge of civilized life into every
cline
We are pleased to announce that
| our popular attorney and orator, Thos.
! f. Lyons will deliver the Fourth of
July address at Hammond park. to-
morrow morning. Rev. James Robert
Smith will follow with an Grafton. Both
men are as able speakers as the city af-
| fords and it is worth while to 90 and
| listen to them.
Miss Anna Eva Fav, the famous
mind reader who has held forth at the
Opera house last week. is certainly A
wonder. Her entertainments attracted
crowds each evening. The engagement
here ends her season, which is claimed
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successful one often months duration.
Russell Bros. have moved their
stock OF stationery, confectionery, and
their news stand from the post office
building at this end of town to the West
end, having decided to consolidate
both OF their stores. They will now
nave one of the largest and best stores
OF the kind in the city.
Friends and relatives here receiv-
Ell word this week from EIv. to the effect
that Jack West is the father of IAN
other boy, as handsome as anv of his
other children" Jack is accommodating
quite stock of this kind OF produce.
having now four children, two daught-
ers and two sons.
The ladies of the Church of the
Redeemer gave an ice cream and cake
festival Wednesday evening. They did
farely we'll but if il was ever to hot
even for ice cream, it was "Wednesday
evening. People would not exert
themselves to walk across the street
for ice cream.
Miss Ella Cavanagh left Monday
for Chicago where she will attend a
course of lectures in Chicago University. /
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the fall as she has been connected with |
with Superior schools for several years
and is held in high esteem 10y both /.
children and parents.
Irvine Whitney, a workman on one |
Of the freight boats which was loading
at the mills, Sunday, fell into the hull Of
the ship and received such injuries that
he died on Wednesday. He never |
regained consciousness. The remains
were sent to his home in Canada for
interment -
The new grocery store Just opened .
by Mr.. Mcnamara ofthe West end, on
Fifth street next to the Troy laundry, |
will be in charge of Mr.. Mckenzie.
They carry nothing but first class
groceries and YOU should encourage
them Ivy giving them a share of your
patronage.
Mrs. James Collins is completely
Frustrated by the shock sustained from
the sudden injury and narrow escape
from death which Mr.. Collins had on
Saturday She is at the hospital where
she can have perfect quiet and rest.
Brain fever is feared.
Treat preparations are being made
for the grocers' picnic, which will be
helT Tuesday the 18th of July at Fond
du Lac. The grocery stores will be
closed all day, so don't forget to lay in a
supply the day before of everything
you need.
The excursion given by the Ep-
worth League Tuesday evening was
grand success. The evening was all
that could be desired. They engaged
the steamer Hunter and went several
miles out into the lake returning about
eleven o'clock.
Miss Ella Getchell one of our sue
cessful primary teachers left for her
Z ~ =: ~ i, -,,,.I,D~r yar+ 1F tho c+9+a
/ Wednesday. Miss Getchell does not
expect to return here next pear, as She
has decided to finish her normal course
at River Falls.
The Spicer. Holden dry goods firm
have decorated their entire store with
I bunting and flags, and one of the dis
/ play windows is very handsome. Sew
eral other business houses have taken
the trouble to do the same thing.
/ MIR. John Fay. one of the Oldest set
tlers here. and brother Of Mrs. Col
Her. died peacefully and quietly. We'd
nesdav evening, at st. Francis hospital,
where he has for several years past
made his home.
Miss Mary Gates entertained a
large party of friends Wednesday even
ing. The lawn and piazza were heautl-
fully lighted ard decorated and the per
feet evening added much to the success
of the affair.
Next sunday evening the popular
concerts which were introduced at the
Church of the Redeemer during the
SIMMER months last wear will be re
snmcd. See the program in another
column.
Pr. and Mrs. FINLEY with their