The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
Passed the Examination.

The following list of teachers were
awarded certificates, having secured
the required standing in the recent in
sttute work held the 9Th, Sth and 9th of
the month:
Second grade certifcatcs-M Mary A.
Carver, South Superior ; Lewis 2.
Charles, West Superior; Mrs. Mary Doc
her, Brule; Florence Hill, Wentworth;
Miss Francis NJ. McGarry. West Superb
or; Jessie Mckav, Bennett Siding; Louis
II. Nelson. Brule.
Third grade certifcates-Laura +.
Booth, South Range; Esther Dryden,
Naude Beerman, West Superior; Anna
c. Carlson, Poplar; Bertha +. Craw-
ford, Superior; Lucy Fessenden. West
Superior; Minnie Hudson, Rockmont;
Lizzie Larson, Nebagamain; Bessie Lag
ct, South Range; Ethel Jane May, So
Ion Springs; Lillian Mccormick, Su
perior; John Mccormick, Superior;
Nora Murphy, South Range; Emma
>Nrn~on, South Range; Lenora Skerry,
We tHurth.
The infant child o Mr.. Leggctt died
last saturday and was buried Sunday,
Rev. Tuli o!iiciationg. Mr.. Leggett lost
his wife but a few weeks ago and in this
double aiilicton has the sympathy of Il
host of friends.
-Mcssrs Client Smith and George
Wilkinson are at "Wild Rose" cottage
for week This is the first camping
party of the season. They are having
a fine time and are making ready for
grand good time all summer.
The Guild of the Church of the
Redeemer gave "Bargair supper in
the Hughes building TUESDAY evening.
Supper p cents; Ice cream 9 cents;
rare bargains, indeed. Who 90 you
suppose got the other cent?
Little Richard, the infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bardon. has
been very sick for several days past,
and for a time an attack of spinal men
ingitls was feared. He is much better
now, and We believe he is out of dan
ger.
ON Wednes lay Of this week Mrs. f.
E. Manwarirg received word that her
mother. Mrs. Burwise WAS seriously i'll,
the result OF Il stroke of paralysis. 1t Is
hoped by all her friends that she NAV
soon recover and be spared for years
sian lar attack
TIE Iennessey tax case which has
been III the supreme court for some
time, was decided last week in favor of
Douglas county. The case involved the
legality OF special assessments for side
walks and sewers, and simply sustaius
the city IN lis position.
We learned TOO late to change our
item last week that the rumor regard
ing the appointment Of DR.. Sherwood
a~ health commissioner was q mistake,
and should have read County Physi-
clan" instead. As regards this, We may
truthfullv say time alone can tell
The funeral Of Charles La Monte
Brooks. which was held nom the fam
ilv residence Saturday afternoon, Rev.
&axbv officiating, was one o; the largest
ever seen in Superior. Among tie
fl .ra. offerings which ' ere many and
costly. the cross ana wreath and Gates
Ajar' FROM his young men associates
we're especially beautiful. The remains
we're inferred in the new cemetery.
where other members of the family are
laid TO rest.
Sunday last April I7ih, will be a
memorable day Tor both the pastor and
u ..1lr Of First VI. f. Church, a at the
o.. 80. 81. the regular services, when the
...s:ail.s. WA gwen. eighteen persons
g.,.;l arNar,l and united with the
......g.a. -uca vUiua tary acts a this,
must indeed encourage the pastor TO
.-."r, earnest work in his chosen field
ri labor. ami give him assurances that
lis past work Las lcCn successful.