The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-11-20

'lSitihg with friends IN Canada the mast
SIX weeks returned home a few DAYS
ago.
Mrs. Peter Bradshaw has received
Il cabiegram from Mrs. Loyale Bintliffe
announcing the safe arrival Of the parfv
at Gibraltar few days ago.
Mr.. Jane Pas coe, who broke her
night leg IN a fall two weeks ago, is re-
ported to be getting on finely. and will
De able, if all goes well, to try her
weight on 1t in about three weeks.
The Ladies' Aid society of Fist NJ
+. church will meet with Mrs. Moran,
corner OF 9th and Becker avenue. both
tuesday and Friday afternoons. Work
Tor the fair will be furnished and a
goodly attendance is desired,
Mr. Irwin Logue has consented to
give snort account of his experiences
on the Alaskan expedition, for the bene-
III OF the Epworth League of the First
VI. +, Church next Wednesday eveu-
ing, Nov, 23rd. Don't fail to hear him.
Admission 10.
Mrs. W. Z. Barrett who has been
visiting relatives III st Paul for several
weeks, returned home Thursday While
away Mrs. Barrett attended the we'd
ding OF her sister Miss Hart who has Of
ten visited here and is general fay
oflte Wherever she goes,
-George &. Harris, OF Boston. and
Joseph +. Brown, of New York. were in
the city this week and We're entertained
by Manager Robert Kelly of the Land
kiVer improvement company. They
TOOK look over the city and were
much impressed with its appearance
and prospects.
The social club wax entertained bv
l'r. and Mrs. Sherwood Monday even
lnG last, At a conversational party. Mrs.
Deiano smith won the ladies prize, a
handsome silver mounted darnng ball,
ami Mr. John \. Hardon won the gen
ticman's prize, silver mounted roller
blotter. The club will next time he en-
ter;ained by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
kinsiry.
-Rey. +. F. Gee. who has occupied
the pulpit at the Church of the Re-
deemcr for several weeks. has accepted
call to Rock Island, H., and will leave
tCr that place Saturday. Definite ar
engagements have not yet been made for
4 permanent rector. Mr.. Gee has made
many friends here during his short
stay, all of whom join lis in Wishing
him L pounded success wherever his
lot may be cast.
Mr.. George Hughes few days ago
presented the Nelson Dewey school
with several valuable books of re .er-
cucc Mr.. Wilson had similar series
and he gave them to the Normal school.
Several very fine charts and maps ac-
companird the geological works which
are saId to be very line indeed. These
gentlemen certainly deserve vote Of
thanks for their thoughtfulness.
Mrs Steele Bright left last Friday
for indianapolis, Ind, where she VIII
visit her parents and attend the we'd
ding OF her sister, Miss Nellci. who will
be married Nov. 9th, to Mr.. MilesWm.
Burfurd. Miss Carnahan has visited
in our city several times and has made
many friends, all of whom wish her
great happiness AMI a long lie.
Miss Alice Christie suffered bad
fall Monuday morning. Just as she
stepped from the street car en- route for
her school. She slipped on the frosty
sidewalk and measured her length,
strikiug her head a severe blow. She
has been confined to her bed the entire
week in consequence and at the same
time is taking care of Il well defined
case Of mumps.
Rev. Tull, pastor of the First NJ. +.
church, and his charming wife, uave
conceived noteworthy and somewhat
remarkable celebration, and will enter
tain at tea this Friday evening about
seventeen guests, which includes all
who are left of the early founders Of the
church. The evenings entertainment
will consist chiefly of "reminiscences, in
ter-perSed with music. 70 Mr.. Tul! be-
longs tine honor of institutlng this re
union. and we suggest that hereafter an
annual celebration BE- held.
The address 10y Rev. Smith, sun
dav evening last upon Henry Ward
Bre.her," was mastery effort, and
after listening to the discourse one
could readily gather that the hate emf
nrut divine had a sincere and ardent