The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-18


Grand, for the benefit of the Children's
Home. Don't miss it.
The East end has reason to be
proud Of her young people; three of
them, Misses Nellie Searles and Blanche
Wolford, and Mr. Maurice Nichols,
graduating with high honors from the
full Normal course thus year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner, Of Hough-
ton, Mich, who have been in the city
since Tuesday, lett "Wednesday evening
for Minneapolis, where they will re-
main over Sunday and then return to
Superior for DAYS visit before going
home.
Mrs. \. l.. Tull, who has been visit
ing with her parents at Galesvile this
state for several weeks past, returned
home Monday morning, and was ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Retta
Dutton, who will visit here the coming
month.
A large number OF our teachers are
~ dtltll'l llt NdlOnal m
ers' convention which meets at Wash
ingtOn, DC, in July. Special rates will
be made over all roads, and grand
good time will be provided for one and
all.
Mr.. George Tomlinson, well known
to most of our people, having lived
here several months some years ago,
and has often visited here, graduated
with honor, Thursday of this week,
from the Northwestern University of
Evanston, Ills.
Rev. ". F. Tomlinson, former pas
tor OF the First NJ. f.. Church in this
city, but now located at Glenwood :,
spent Wednesday here, the guest of
Mr.. :. +. TubbS and family. Mr.. Tom
linson was on his way to the Epworth
League convention at Washbur
Ralph Pickering Is representing the
Epworth League of the First NJ f..
church at the District convention hich
is now in session at Our neighboring
city, Washburn, Quite a delegation OF
young people from the South and West
ends are attending the session, we be-
Iievc.
w. II. Webb recently received a let
ter from Mr.. Whitaker, who was in his
employ for a short time, but left to join
his com pany in South Dakota. III which
he saws he Is now in San Francisco, To-
Gated near Capt. Braidon, VINO went
from here also, and all are we'll and
about ready to start or the Philippines.
II he trial ofone Beaurcglrd, charged
with the murder o. Joseph Black burn
a Gor,.on some months ago, winch oc-
cUpi,d the court last week, was ended
II md " by the jury acquitting him
The guilty man has had plenty of time
to make good his escape since the ar
rest of Beauregard.
Mr.. Stensrud, the new hardware
man, has secured the services of Mr..
Mike Treado, Il Young man from Michi-
gammIe, Mich, TO assist him in the
store. Mr.. Stensrud has commenced
/ to in,iu,.a moro of his friends to locate
IL Superior.
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g,,rn rho IJnnr;atf, i "a hn ftta5
~ Tor the run, and will make regular
trips through the season. This boat is
forra and ,Ia,s,p+ draws hu+ IittIa
water ami rims os f,rnn tine -ivar * if
1 i nossihIn for > ho,t tornt
WISH 10 "rNi""' 'Ise All Inv i''-
l'oh 10 "ttcHu tIle commencement en-
er'iseS OF me hihder9ar'eh lr"ii''p :
class OF the / rlehdS school az " inning
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Will Hudson OF Minneapolis, who
has been away from Superior about fiji
/ teen wears, and his brother Charley, of
s.. Paul, who mas not been here for
about five years, surprised their family
by dr, ppng in Tor a few days visit the
past week. Both young men are doing
well, anu say they see many Improve
ments III superior since their last VISITS
+ here.
/ L. u. Newton displayed from his
front door on flag dav beautiful silk
flag which WAS over iI.tv years old, it
being given him 10y hI- grandmother as
4 souvenir OF his grandiathcr's snip,
where il iioated at the mast head on
SPECIAL occasions when in foreign ports.
The flag Is very handsome, but the
field l. not as full of stars aS our flags of
! today are, there being but twenty-s six
on il, an evidence Of It's antiquity.
The entertainments given 6v the