The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-03-30
"HOME AGAIN. after a five

"HOME AGAIN. After a five
weeks absence and general Swing around
the circle, We editor once more returneth to
the "ancient village at the head of the lake,
glad to get back from the wicked and noisy
haunt5 of men to the pure atmosphere and
quiet life Of Superior, and, with renewed
strength and courage, to again assume the
onerous duties of publishing so great and
valuable a family journal as this great news
papaire, the price Of which is two dolIaire.'
During our trip We took in nearly every
place Of Importance in the Northwest,
spending three DAYS at st. PaJd and Minneap-
oils, during which time we were enabled to
quite thoroughly ''do" the SANITY city and
was also afforded opportunity to study the
"Grasshopper Legislature" among that body
finding many old friends from thence TO
Madison, where we tarried five days, part Of
that time enjoying the eh0le-hcarted hospl
tally Of our friend Aid VIM. Welch, who
gave Us the freedom Of the city" and where
we were pleased to make the acquaintance Of
very many Of the prominent men of the State
and also had the pleasure of listening to the
eoquant voice of "our Sam" in rousing
speech in the Assembly on taxation Of e
West Wisconsin r. K. lands from thence to
Chicago, enjoying for three days the rush
and hurry of the great Metropolis of the
Northwest; from thence to its staid but
solid sister city, Milwaukee, the metropolis
of our state, where we soj0urned nearly two
weeks, pleased to see the steady and s-bstan-
tial progress which tie city had made, and
the many and various improvements which
year and half ago; from thence to our old
home, Beaver DaGl, for a week "enjoyng
the good society" Of that qaiet little city;
from thence to DEBORAH, IoSa-a live little
town of four or five thousand inhabitants,
and the iveliest burg for its size in the
MISUNDERSTANDING We put in three very
pleasant days, and from thence to 0watoua,
Elgin and Winona, Mimi, putting in from one
/ to three days in each Of those places, and
from Wnona 'home, where we arrived last
/ SATURDAY afternoon, right side up with
care" but withou as so many of our
tached our excuse for this negligence to
! realize their auticipations being, that we
| never thought of doing, nor wouldn't do, such
thing, believing, as the editor ad interim
stated, that we are too youag"!
As to our failure to make use of that goose
quill which the editor in charge stated we
| took along, we can only say that, like the school
boy who does not feel like studying during
vacation, neither did we feel like writing
during our play spelI-hence our mainten-
| ance of golden silence; which the same
will probably not be regretted by a maj ority
of the 700 readers of the TINES, as they
were thereby treated to more spicy reading
in the space which would have been occupied
by our probably lengthy and unintere5ting
letters
AIlin ALL our trip was very pleasant and
delightful one, and will long be treasured in
our memory as one of the pleasant events
of our life And as this little squib will
probably meet the eyes of many of the kind
friends who made our sojourn in the various
places mentioned so pleasant, we wish again
10 return them thanks for the many courte-
sizes extended to Us, trusting that many of our
friends, according to promise, vii! make this
glorious Lake Superior region visit the com
ing summer, and thus afford Us an opportuni-
" to reciprocate their kindness.