The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-22

Tuesday for a picnic OF course they
had tine time.
Miss Marion Banks leaves to-day.
| Saturday, for visit with friends at
Waseca, Mimi. She will be away a
month or six weeks.
Mrs. Watson of Moorhead, Mimi.
and Miss Winni.red Farwell, of Lake
Linden, Mich, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Perry.
The national Epworth League con-
Venilon Is in session in indianapolis
! this week. 1t is estimated that the at
tendance will be the largest ever re-
corded.
Miss Edith Dole. of Arlington, n.
}. Is visiting her uncles, Fred and Asher
| Dole OF this city, and her cousin Miss
Mae Dole. She is accompanied by a
school friend, Miss Marguerite Gets
niger.
Rev. Britton and family, ]. d.
Whitney and family and Mrs. +. II.
Wright drove out to Black River Falls
! on Thursday for a picnic. The dav was
all that could be desired, and they had
delightful time
w. j. Summers and family have
! taken the Morrison house on Fourth
! street recently vacated by Mr.. Wolford.
Mr.. Summers is recently from St Paul
and is connected with the Omaha office
at this end of the city.
| The new Descent building is pro-
crossing very rapidly under the person
al supervision of Mr. Descent. The
! piasterlng was finished this week, the
siding is all on and the painters have
! begun their work. The building will
be steam heated and electric lighted.
| Chef Charles Lynch of The Euclid
took out party of friends on MIR. Pea
| bOdy's new steam launch Jeanette
Tuesday afternoon. The party visited
the steamship Northwest" at the dock
III Duluth. and were shown about bv
Mr.. Lynch who was Formerly member
OF the ships crew.
Superior has been having some
good ball games this season, and has
| also had full share of victories. This
week the Mandel ball team, of Chicago
has been here, and those interested in
the sport pronounce the games that
have been played way above the aver
age
The Woman's Exchange, under the
management of the Eliza Shaw Guild,
Church of the Redeemer, seems to be
just the right thing at the right time.
Sales are reported good, and the only
question is Keeping the supply up to
the demand. Miss Florence Alexander
has charge of the department.
Arthur Miller, who for several
years has been in charge of the box
office at the Grand Opera House, has
accepted Il position with Prof. Flint,
the hvpnotist, and will act AS the ad-
vance agent for the Flnts We under
stand the Professor made Arthur a very
favorable offer. We wish him success
IN his new undertaking.
Mr.. j. A. Gustafson living at the
corner of Becker avenue and Twelfth
street, has been quite seriously i'll at
his home. He has been a sufferer for
some time from disease which neces-
STATED an operation, which was per-
formed last Tuesday by DR.. Adams.
Since that time he has improved rap
idly and hopes to be out again in few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis, victims of the
New Richmond cyclone, have been in
the city some time. Mrs Ellis is com
pletely PROSTATE, and is at the home of
her sister Mrs. ID. w. Head Every bit
of property and article of household
goods and caring apparel was destroy
ed, and they barely escaped with their
lives, having gone into the cellar, the
house beng swept entirely away.
Mrs. CrOWnhart, our county super
intendent, has made arrangements with
Profs. +. w. Walker and g. L. Bow
man to conduct five dav institute at
the normal school building, commence
ing on Monday, July 3lst, at 900 a. IN.
''All interested are invited to attend.
All teachers intending To teach in the
county schools of Douglas county the
coming year are expected to attend. -
Mrs A. H. WheIden expects to
leave next week for Portland. Oregon,
where Mr.. Whelden has been for the
past month, and where they have de-
cided to locate. Miss Nora, who has
been visiting in Minneapolis for several
weeks, will Join her mother at that
place. Mr.. and Mrs. Whelden will be
greatly missed in our city. We wish
them success and happiness III their
new home.
The many friends of Mr.. Rush But
Ter, formerly of this city but now of
Chicago, will read with pleasure the fol-
lowing Clipping from Il Chicago paper,
which indicates his success: "Eldon J.
CasSoday and Rush c. Butler, Young
Chicago lawyers, have formed a part
neTShlp unuer Inc nrin name OF tdsSO-
day x Butler, with offices at No. ISL La
Sale street, Mr.. Cassoday has been
assistant solicitor of the Santa Fe for
several years. He is son of the Chief |
Justice of che Wisconsin Supreme court |
and graduate of the University of T.
Wisconsin. Mr. Butler Is University /
al Iowa graduate, who las been here
four wears. He Is member of the /
Hamilton and Calumet clubs"
The g. g. f. camp fire. held last .
Saturday evening, passed of very pleas I