The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-09-16


his family to the East end in a few days
in order that his children may have
high school advantages. They will be
heartily welcomed by our people. Mr..
Nichols has taken the house on 9TH
street just vacated by Mr.. A. b. Black
and family.
DR.. and Mrs. Carter, Of Beloit, who
have been attending the Congregation
al convention here this week were the
guests of their old-time friends Prof
and Mrs. Frazier on Friday. DIR. Carter
is President of the State Missionary
board of the Congregational society,
and is an able and popular man.
Mrs. Boomer of Cincinnati, Ohio,
and Mrs. Bradley of Waukesha, this
state, who were at The Euclid for sew
eraI days last week, left on the steam
ship North West Saturday for the east
Both ladies are very talented and
bright. and have each done consider
able literary work, having been con-
nected with several of the best news
papers and periodicals in our large
cities.
Rev. Putnam Cady, former pastor
of the West End Presbyterian church,
is expected here in a few days for a
visit with friends. While here he will
deliver three lectures, the first, Sept.
ha
Oct. 4th., East of the Jordan; ard
the third, Oct. 10th, Egypt and Egyp-
tan Architecture" Mr.. Cady has a
host of admirers here, all of whom will
be glad to see him, and pleased to haye
the opportunity of hearing of his travels.
Tomorrow Sunday services con-
cludes the services for this conference
year at Thompson avenue Methodist
church. At 1913 a. m. Rev. Tresidder
of the West end will preach. The Sac
rament of the Lords supper ter the
sermon. In the evening musical pro-
gram, consisting of both vocal and in
strumental music will be rendered by
Mr.. Mason, Miss Davis, Mrs. Dngwall,
Miss Pierce and Miss Gates, ably sup
ported by the choir. All are cordially
invited to these services of Sunday the
18th of September.
Mr.. F. Il. Fuller, of Waukesha, an
owner of considerable Superior real es-
tate, has decided to locate here and ex-
L.. 4, 6, 1 ~
Ter has become associated with MIR. W.
III. Webb in the insurance business, and
is a welcome addition to our business
circles. Mr.. Fuller is a progressive man
| in every sense of the word, and is es-
peciallv interested in educational mat
ters, having been member of the
| Waukesha school board for years. He
| is very much pleased to find our schools
| in such fine condition and having such
high rating.
Hon. w. CT. Ewing of Chicago will
| day afternoon at 3 O'Clock on the sub
| ject Of Christian Science. Judge Ewing
| has been on the Superior Court bench
IN Chicago a long time, but has resigned
| that position to enter the lecture field
| in behalf of Christian Science. He is
! well equipped Tor this work from ex-
| perience IN its practical demonstration
| and our people should embrace the OPP
portunitv of gaining reliable lnforma-
| ton on this subject which is attracting
general attention. The lecture is free,
and the invitation is to all-local scient-
lists defraying all expenses.
| Robert Shaw, of St. Louis, paid :he
| TINES office call a few days ago. Mr..
! Shaw is an author Of considerable fame,
and man of fine education and great
student. He is here on a short va "a
ton trip and while enjoying himself is
| Introducing four of his best books to
our people. They are Creator and
Cosmos, Observation-Disclosures, "Histor-
ical Origins and Crtiques", and 'Proph-
ecies of Daniel and Revelation Develop
! ed III History" ANY one, or all oil
/ these books would prove a valuable and
:
understand that Mr. Shaw has made a
number of sales while here.
A most enjoyable dancing party
/ was given at the West Superior hotei
( Wednesday evening IN honor of the
Misses Fogarty, who go to Minnea polls
/ soon, where they will make their home,
and the Misses Goa Grace, Ma bel kel.
( ley and Ethel McCord, who leave in a
i few days to attend colleges in the east
( Miss Kelley and Miss Grace will attend
school in Connecticut, and Miss Nc
Cord goes 10 New Jersey. Miss Grace
+ Bradshaw will spend the winter in St
/ Paul, and was also one of the IGNORED
guests. The young society circle will
/ be very quiet during the coming winter,
! as many of the crowd viii be away
several 90 the Young men having al
ready returned to their school duties.