The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-08-22
VIII Preach SUNDAY.

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Rev. Lawson, formerly pastor of the
Thompson avenue church, being a WISH
tor in the city has consented upon the
urgent invitation of Rev. Tomlinson the
pastor, to occupy the pulpit Sunday
morning next. All of Mr. Lawson's
old friends should embrace this oppor-
tunity OF seeing and hearing him.
Miss FIe Railton narrowly escaped
a serious accident one night this week
as it was her face was seriously burned
! Waking in the night with a severe head
ache she rose and went to her bureau
for bottle of camphor supposlng she
knew its exact location, but some one
Of the family, however, had been using
carbolic acid and had accidentally placed
| the dangerous fluid just in front of the
! camphor bottle, and Miss Railton lifted
| the bottle and proceeded to rub her
! forehead, which instantly began to
/ burn, and upon lighting lamp the mis-
| take was discovered. A large blister
was the only i'll result, but it came dan
! gerously near the eyes. Moral-AlwayE
/ look at the label before taking or using
remedies Of any kind.
Mrs. Louise CHAPMAN and Sons
/ George and Wentworth of Minneapolis
are visiting friends here, having arrived
on Monday. While Mrs. Chapman is
/ here She will ut the earnest solicitation
I of many literary friends give four after
noon lectures upon history before a
( class which has been gotten up espec-
| tally to enjoy the treat. Mrs. Chapman
/ has for years made study Of classical
Z literature and has conducted several
classes in her home city. Those who
are members ofthis class have in store
FIR tb4p,. = rare treat
4 few DAYS aun ona visit to the Public
Library we noticed among the periodi-
Gals " The Religio- Philosophical Jour
nal, published at san Diego, Cal, and
devoted tothe PRONUNCIATION of the doc
trines of SpirituaIism. Now to this we dc
not object ,butwouId offer this suggestion
that all other religions denominations
bc requested to furnish or recommend
periodicals Of standard authority il
their respective organizations.
Tho Misses Russell have issued IN.
,.it,ti,ne coro YACHTING marty ia Oatke
ho,cb f,r This Friday evening i'm homo,
or so,.oroi ,.,,,r,, I,I,. friends who ar,
,.;.i,;no ~ tho CITY Everybody VIII,
accents Tins invitation will have a de
TchtruI tira as fine Misses Russell ART
;jooI bo.tossos
Tho Masonic llork on Tower avapu,
lot,vaan rinh and Sixth streets Yves
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g.. -. I.o;,,,, ppfit Tor tenants Tn,
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a,oo mt mon 70 work TO make tn,
necessary repairs. and the occupant
will NOT have 70 move.
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The Modern Woodmen of Americ
oneued their new hall. on the fourtl
, floor of the Truax block Thursday even
, ing. The room was handsomely deco
rated. and very large attendance pres
ent. 50 large. in fact. that il was foun,
necessary to adjourn TO the larger ball
/ room of MARYLAND hall.
: The Christian Young Peoples Unto
/ of the city will hold a social tonight