The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lund, who reside on
eth street, died after a short illness from
cholera infantum, Monday night. Mr..
Lund has charge of a store at The new
town of Nebagamon
Rev. Tull, who will be here over
Sunday, will occupy the pulpit at First
VI. +. church in the morning and will
give brief review of the conference
proceedings. All friends of the church
are invited. There will be no evening
service.
Miss Grace Bradshaw entertained
about fifteen young lady friends We'd
nesday afternoon in honor of the Misses
Martha and Ethel Pattison. who leave
on Sunday for Washington, DC, where
they will attend college the coming
year.
Rev. and Mrs. a. J. Davis are back
from conference, and will not change
their place of residence Mr.. DAVIS,
who is presiding elder of this, the Ash
| land district, received from Bishop
| Mind Il very tiattering public compIi-
ment tor the excellent showing, both
financially and spiritually, from his
district.
Mr.. II. Y. Garrett, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, made a short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Booth on Monday. Mr.
Robert Wallace, of the same city, is
/ travelling with Mr.. Garrett, and they
are on their way to Yellowstone Park.
! They will make a longer visit at the
/ head of the lakes on their return trip.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Martin PattisOn and
/ daughters Martha and Ethel, viii leave
! for Washington, d C., on Sunday. Mr..
/ and Mrs. Pattison VIII be absent about
/ 4 month, and viii visit many points of
| interest IN the east. While in Philadel-
! phia they will be the guests of Mrs.
! Richardson, nee Miss Short, formerly
one of the High school teachers here.
Mrs. I. CT. Alyord has issued InIit-
! ations for Il "Mother Goose party to
| be held Friday afternoon for her little
! son Julian. The invited guests number
| about twenty, between the ages Of four
and six, each to appear in some one of
the historical costumes. 1t Will be a
| pleasant sight indeed, to see the young
/ masqueraders.
Wednesday noon +. J. Osberg, a
| druggist on Fifth street, West end, was
found in his store, lying on the floor
| dead. The coroner was called, but up
| on inquiry 1t was found that Mr. Osberg
was a victim of heart trouble, and that
his death was doubtless due to that
cause, so an inquest was not deemed
necessary. Mr.. Osberg was fifty-six
years Of age, and leaves a wife and one
child.
The Dinglev law WAS not framed
with a view 10 furnishing enough rev
enues to conduct, within two years from
the time gifts passage, a war which Will
cost directly in the neIghborhood of
$500, 900, 900. The law has thus far &C
mplisheG all it was expected to ac-
complish and more. Up to the begin
nIng Of the war there was an increase
in receipts tor each month Of its opera
ton, and it is not doubted that lis re-
cord will be similarly gratifying after
the return to normal conditions follow
ing the war.-Pittsburg CommcrciaI-
Gazette.
The Minneapolis Tribune last sun
day contained an earnest appeal to its
many readers to not forget the soldier
BOYS at Christmas time. 1t calls par
ticular attention to the fact, which must
ALWAYS be borne in mind. that it takes Il
month toget Il package to Manila. One
thing we especially like in the propo-
sitiOn is the generosity Of the plan 1t
does not contine itself to any one com
pany or regiment, and cOntempiates
the cooperation of every family in any
way interested or related to a soldier
enlisted in any of the Minnesota com
pauics. 1t is quite likely that other
states VIII soon take mp the work and
follow out the plan adopted in Mime
sofa.
The concert given at the First NJ. T..
church, Tuesday evening, by Col.
Caoro,.,s or,hrstr, and other Local mn
-i,.;,ps v,. v,lI attended, aud . most
auiov,bln an.ur 70 say that every
number was eucored indicates tile po-
,,,,i,,,t,. Of tI,. ,,.,f,,r,,o,... md thoir So
t..ti,r- Thoannor Mis-
Hr,a.b,w ar Mrs. Smith Mr. Mason
the male on,rt4tte or that MISS VOL
f,rd viii ,I,v 70 s,v notIin,, Of the
local orchestra. is ALWAYS enourb 70
draw = crowd and when the whole
combination, ! hii1ad for ono avaninr