The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-08-06

ana u nail. W men the school was open
ed on Cass avenue, about eighteen
months ago, the number of pupils en-
rolled did not exceed twenty Now
there are so many pupils that the board
Is compelled to erect building equal to
the demands, and engage an additional
teacher. This will make staff Of four
teachers for l45 pupils.
The ladies of Co. :" 3" have sent
500 to the boys in Porto Rico and So
t. the SICK at Charleston This is doing
remarkably well for the short time they
have been organized and the ladies de-
serve great deal of credit for the
work they have done We understand
that the Commercial club committee,
appointed to raise funds some time ago
for the entertainment of the railroad
boys who were here, had about $40 left
after all expenses were paid. and it has
been voted to present this amount to
the ladies for use in their benefit
work. This offering will be most thank
fully received we are sure
The city OF st. Paul mourns the
death of Prof. George c. Smith, who for
thirty years has been 4 principal in the
public school work. In all that time he
has missed but one days work. He was
very successful, and general favorite
Within the year Miss Emma Stanley,
who held the record Of being the
woman who had taught longest, passed
away, so that the city is doubly afflicted
Both these teachers being especially
near TO the people.
\ fine musical program was rem
dered hy the Methodist choir Of Duluth
last Sunday afternoon at the Cumming
avenue Methodist church, Prof Wood
| ward has consented to give the oratorio
the ''Prodigal SON. on this side Of the
bay, under the auspices of the West
end Epworth League. The date has
not yet been decided upon, but will be
thoroughly advertised later on
We were favored on "Wednesday by
a pleasant call from Congressman Jen-
kins and his friend Attorney Jos. V.
tludries, of Milwaukee, who with Mrs.
Jenkins have been in our city several
DAYS, ENJOYING our dei@h'iul summer
weather. Mr.. QuarIrs. who j. a caudi-
! date for the United States Senate. hop
ING 10 succeed non 'onh hltthe'l' Is Il
4 gehii, cultured gentleman, VINO VIII
make trends Wherever he goes and II
,i,, with credit
- ne }. II. hp!He f"st ana members
/ OF L2dies Circle No. ! ar" invited to
/ meet at Mrs. Nathan NJ reynolds resi-
/ ""mc@, on Wednesday evening, l2ih OF
. August, I" confer honorary member
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| Engineer K. j. Crawford went
down TO Chicago Friday last, and on
1 Monday returned home, bringing Mrs.
( Crawford, who has been in that city
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