The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-21

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have opened first class dressmak-
ing shop over the Hamen Drug store,
corner OF 9th and Becker avenue. All
those who desire such work done
shall be pleased to have them give me a
trial SARAH ELsEs~ER.
A very neat and complete Jewish
synagogue was duly dedicated in our
city on Monday, the 10th OF March. APP
propriate services were held, excellent
music was rendered, and speeches were
made by many prominent GentiIes.
Rabbi Simons of st. Paul, and Rabbi
Bloom Of this city otticiatcd. Our He
brew friends can well feel proud of
their work, and it will be comfort to
to them to know that they haye place
of worship of their very own.
-Supt EIson Will please accept thanks
for complimentary tickets to the course
of lectures arranged by the teachers.
The first lecture Will be 10y Dr. Eugene
May, Tuesday evening March 24th at
the Broadway building. His subject
The Ascent of the Natterhorn" a de
scriptlon of his own experience while
in Switzerland, will be worth the price
Of the entire course. - cents for one
lecture or - cents for the course Of
three.
w. ;. BIauyelt, master mechanic Of
the Rapid Transit Railway, leaves with
his wife in a few days for Chicago. lie
goes to that city to accept a more lucra-
tive position. Since being ut this end
of the city Mr.. and Mrs BlauveIt have
made their home at Tie Euclid, and
they will be missed by their friends
here.
little Ruth, the five year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Barrett, liy-
inc on 9TH street, died Monday even
ing. after short illness. \ service was
held at the home Wednesday after
noon. after which the remains were tax
en- to St Paul, their former home. fer
iutermcnt.
The Democrats of the first ward
will probably nominate Chas. O Hare,
for alderman, to succeed Mr.. Green.
Mr. OHare has already represented
this ward on the council, and the re.
suit after the votes are counted, viii
show whether the people wish to en-
dorse his previous record or not
The store building, recently occu-
pied by Mrs. Pascue. ON Fltth street,
winch has been rebuilt. i nenrly ready
for occupancy. Mr.. Pratt will move
his grocery business into tie hulIdin@
about the first OF April, hut before do
inc so he Will inaugurate a special sale
ofall goods in his store. Watch tor ms
announcements
The republicans Of the first ward
Will no doubt nominate Champ Green
10 succeed himself on the council. They
cannot do better, Mr. Green. Is clear
headed. looks we'll after the interests OF
his constituency, and should be elected,
The concert and literary entertain
ment given at the old Catholic church,
now called 4. JoScph's Hall, Tuesday
evening the 18th. was grand success
The society will clear about sixty dol
lars. and every person present enjoyed
themselves.
Miss Vince, who was injured 10y
falling several feet down the elevator
shaft in the Pattison mansion lew
weeks ago, has been an intense sufferer
from the injuries received, but Is re-
ported some better now.
Charles and Edward Strand con
victed in the circuit court Of burglary
were on Saturday last sentenced by
Judge Vinie to one years imprison-
nent at hard labor. the Ilghtes'
sentence that could be imposed.