The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-23

I d
ing next Tuesday evening promises to
! De very successful affair. Those who
90 not care to dance will have an onnor-
tuhlty to play cards and eniov them
selves In every way.
The ladies of the Thompson avenue
NJ. +. church will serve lunch in the
Leamon building on West Fifth street
! Memorial Day. Drop in and get
good lunch at the following prices:
1ohee DC, sandwich &c, > doughnuts sc,
Ice cream and cake l5c.
The Good Government Club il is
SAID have raised funds bv subscription
to employ stenographer to attend all
meetings of the county board and fur
nIsh verbatim report of all the pro-
ceedlngs of that body. The reports
VIII be kept on file for reference.
Jerusalem, Past and Present.
at the Thompson avenue NJ. f. church.
tonight, Saturday, May 23rd by Hon.
Edwin ). Wallace, L. S. consul to Jerus-
alem. The lecture is given under the
auspices of the Christian Young Peo-
pies Union. Admission % cents.
The reelection for the third time
by the county board to their respective
Offices, of DR.. Conner, County Physician:
VIM. Kennedy, Poor Commissioner.
and VIM. Quinn Supt. of Poor, is evil
dence enough that they are exceeding
~ popular as we'll as efficient officials.
Attain annual meeting ofthe st. Louis
River Water Power Co, held here this
week the following directors were Sc
lected: Jay Cooke, Philadelphia; s. NJ. |
Lewis, Dubuque; 5. L. Kennedy, and
}. ii. Blggs, Duluth; James Bardon, J. !
NJ. Butler and d. X. Houtz, of Superior.
The four young men of the Nelson
Dewey graduating class, Maurice
Nichols, RALPH Pickering, Will Smith
and George Maud won the highest
marks from the board oflady visitors to
whom were submitted the themes
which were required from all the grad
yates.
Miss Jewel Kennedy left with
party of Duluth friends Tuesday after
noon on the steamer Monarch for
visit at her old home in Canada. Miss |
Kennedy will return in abOutsix weeks !
and her many friends in this city hope |
her health Will be greatly improved by
the trip.
DR.. ParEhurst's articles to young
men in The Ladies' Home Journal have |
turned out to be, next to General Har- !
rlson's articles, the most profitable ven
ture which that magazine has ever I'M
dertaken. His coming papers will deal |
with young mans social life; his bust !
ness success; as a citizen; his religious |
lie and his marriage.
A small blaze at the cooperative |
cooper shop called ont the fire depart |
ment last Saturday afternoon. The fire |
WAS in the dry kiln and before it could !
be put out several thousand barrel |
slaves and heads were badly burned. |
Had the fire got into the main building |
only few feet away, it might have |
been very disastrous but as it was the |
damage is only slight.
Every cycle rider should bear in |
MIND that the police nave orders TO !
arrest any one found riding on the side
walk where the streets are paved. We |
are told that the patrolmen also have !
instructions to arrest any one riding at |
night without 4 headlight 1t is evil |
dent Chief Crumpton Is determined to |
enforce some of the rules in this mat
ter and it is proper that he should.
1t is quite likely Rev. Allison of st. |
Paul will receive a call to the pastorate |
of the West Sixth street Presbyterian |
church. Mr.. Allison has preached to |
the people here several times and it |
would seem that he has given more gen
eral satisfaction than any of the candi- |
dates who have occupied the pulpit on |
trial, and at the church meeting neld |
few evenings ago it was about decided |
to call INN.
Prof W. T. Langley of the Broad !
way High school, has arranged me-
mortal service TO be rendered 10y his !
class in civics, for the benefit of the G.. |
\. Il. on Friday evening, May, 29th the
About five years ago he arranged a
similar exercise which was held in the
Cumming avenue NJ. T.. church, that
was pronounced success and very
entertaining, and this one promises to
be equally as good.
Mr.. J. d. Whitney will leave next
Monday for Chicago tn purchase a stock
of furniture for his new store and about
June LIST will open with as complete a
line of goods as can be found in the
city. His prices will be the lowest and
the goods the best that can be had.
What - w hit" does not know about
furniture is not worth knowing and if
Won are thinking of buying a new set of
furniture it will pay you to wait few
DAYS and look over his new goods.
We received this week from Prof.
W. 4. Henry, of the college OF Agricult-
ure. a neatly arranged Hand Book for
the Home-seeker which contains much
valuable information for not only those
who are seeking Il location for home
but for every citizen of the state.
Many of our people do not realize the
vast amount of rich soil, especially
through the northern part of the state,
that is going to waste when 1t might be
made to Weld abundant haryests.. In
stead of letting this land grow up to
weeds and brush, it should be occupied
bv well cultivated farms, and support
thrifty farming population. No
state in the union excels us in the offer
of low priced lands which are fertile,
we'll supplied with wholesome water, IN
/ a region where the rainfall is usually