The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-01


woodwork
Prof. Epley, who has been con-
nected with the Superior Normal from
its establishment, has resigned his posi-
ton TO accept something better in the
new Normal to be opened this fall at
Watcom, Washington.
-Beginning next week the South
Shore road will put on two new yesti-
buled trains for the passenger traffic
east, which is rapidly increasing. The
trains will be thoroughly equipped with
all the modern improvements.
Professors Walker and Bowman
will conduct an institute for the county
teachers, beginning july 3lst and last
ing five days, and following this Mrs
! Crownhart, the county superintendent
Will conduct the usual examinations.
-Maud-Last night Jack told me
! that he wouldn't marry the best girl
/ living, ss-what-uuless she took
Rocky Mountain Tea. Bright fellow
/ Ask YOUR druggist.
Chief CrumptOn SAYS the ordinance
against selling the giant fire crackers
Will be enforced, and orders have been
issued for the arrest of any merchant
/ selling them. Please remember that a
! tirecracker three inches long is the
! limit.
We understand that Lee Mclean
contemplates accepting a position with
a surveying party being organized to do
| contract work in Mexico. Lee goes to
see the country, and also hopes that
/ the change OF climate may prove bene-
/ ticlal to his health.
Mr.. VIM. Rhodes, second cousin
of the late Mrs. ID. +. Roberts, and Mr..
Richard Barnhardt, who has Just grad
uated from the law department of Ann
Arbor University, of Estheryile, Iowa,
are visiting in Superior and are guests
OF Prof. and Mrs. c. Il. Frazier.
james Bradshaw, Forest Hutchins,
| ChadbOurne Whitmore and John Brad
shaw went out to the Aminicon river Il
few days ago, intending to spend q
week or two i'll camp, but the mOsquit-
oes were so bad they were forced to re-
turn home on Tuesday.
Miss Maude Nye attended the clos
ing exercises at Be!oit college, where
her sister Miss May, graduated with
high honors a few days ago. Both
Young ladies will visit in the southern
part OF the state until the first of Aug
ust, when they viii return home.
The Ladies of the Grand Army of
the Republic, Superior circle No. t, will
hold their regular July meeting at the
home OF the President Mrs. Lewis S.
Glasier, on Fourth street, LIST house
east O. 81" avenue, Central Park, the
second Monday in July, the 10th, at the
usual hour. EMMA X. Otis.
The grand stand for the Fourth of
July speeches Las been erected at the
corner of Fifth street and Thompson
avenue. Several other stands are be-
ing arranged all along the street where
cool and refreshing drinks will be
served, and where fruits and ice cream
can be bought for your best girl.
The "ife-line" is out, extending
the glad hand" of life, hope, and hap
piness. Reaches around the globe. lis
Rocky Mountain Tea. 81 cents. Ask
your druggist.
The Eastern Minnesota have COM
menced work upon nine new tracks
which they are adding to their already
large yards, where some 1000 ears can
now be accommodated. 1t is expected
, to have the new tracks ready for use
before the present crop has to he
moved.
y large audience greeted Rev Ire
sidder, pastor of the Cumming avenue
VI. f.. church, last SUNDAY evening,
when he appeared instead of the regu-
lar pastor, Rev. Wiley. at First NJ. +.
church. \ very excellent sermon was
delivered. and the music by Col
Georges trained choir was especially
fine.
Miss Kate Currle, formerly en-
p!Oyed as stenographer at this end of
the city, and at one time teacher in
our public schools. has accepted posi-
ton as teacher at the Superior Business
College. Miss Currie is an especially
bright and capable instructor, and we
congratulate Prof. Dunn in haying Sc
cured her.
The body of John keaough who
was drowned by the capsizing of a scow
in the entry, May 10Th. was discovered
on SUNDAY last, floating on the surface
of the bay near Wisconsin Point,
while John Bardon and some friends
were near tie shore. The remains were
rescued and sent to the mans former
/ home, Furcstville, this state.
Miss Mary Jane Roy, niece OF the
/ late Vincent Roy, who has been in poor
! health for several months, was taken to
It. Francis hospital on Monday, where
/ a difficult operation was performed By
I DR.. Gauvreau, and at this writing the
patient is resting comfortably and is in
fair way TO regain perfect health
again.
--Alcio Cine, the Gillian Sampson
who for thirty years has travelled in
~
one day this week and gave free open
4 air exhibition of feats of strength, bal
/ ancing pyramid of chairs, tables, wag
on wheels etc, upon his chin. Later
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