The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-07-31
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Geo. b. Merrick. Esq. of River
Falls returned 10 his home Monday.
A good deal Of the courage Of
the world is carried around in
demijolns.
The bridge in the road up near
Mr. Morrison's place needs rebuild
ing badly.
Mrs. ID. w. c. Wilson, former
ly the wife OF Luke Taylor. died in
Sparta last Sunday.
Misses Lou and Mile Perry
have gone on visit to relatives and
friends at Copper Iarbor, Mich.
A Slight frost at Wausau, Wis,
July goth. Is it late Spring or an
early Fall they are troubled with !?
Mrs. Games Ready Of Fargo,
DIT. and her sister Miss Grace
spent few days in town this week.
C. Werden Dean, Esq. "a prom
minent lawyer from Chicago spent
several hours in Superior Thurs
day.
Milwaukee, Industrial Exposi-
ton association has accepted plans
for building which is to cost
100000.
-Campbcll & Smith, Duluth
are closing out their immense stock
OF boots and shoes at actual cost.
Cali and see them. 5w
The editor of the Marquette
Mining journal declines talk-as-
you-please match with Mitchell Of
the Duluth Tribune.
Mrs. L. L. Slayton returned
home Thursday from 2 pleasant
visit to her parents ard friends
down in the copper region.
Mrs. T. 3. WAeeIock died
very suddenly at her home IN
Duluth on Wednesday morning,
from apoplexy it is supposed.
Tho tug Siskiwit has been
Thoroughly repaired and was down
to the lower end of Minnesota
Point Sunday with al excursion
party.
The lady who gave her age to
the census enumerator as so Willie
her son gave his i'll as IA, don't
reside in Douglas county, but at
Stevens Point
-Huckleberries IN large quaint
ties are ripe on the Points, bnt
OWING TO want Of time 10 pick and
lack Of money to buy ye editor has
to fogego ail such Injuries.
Go to Campbell Is Smiths in
the Banning Block, Duluth, for dry
goods, boots, shoes, hats, caps and
gents furnishing goods. New stock,
and prices lower than the lowest.
Deer in large numbers are seen
in the woods near town. y. +.
Ihilbrooks captured 4 handsome
fawn last week which already seems
to feel at ease in city quarters.
This is the bathing season in
the bay and lake, and the boys are
making the most Of it. No finer
bathing beach in the world than on
the lake side Of Minnesota Point.
The ccnsusjust completed gives
Milwaukee = population Of 49, o2
liacine tie second city in size, It,-
0l3; Oshkosh, $3.50; Lacrosse.
l4,4l8; Fond du Lac, 1915 ;
Madison, lo,342.
: Some Of the schools have q
rule pnniSh.ng boy who is tardy
vlhout az excU7e. We wouldn't
give mucc To- 3 hoy who couldn /
give on excuse for being tar!y. lie
ought to be punished.
Charles Lore has opened .
neat s..cat market II the building
on the northwest co~aer of Second
street and IIolIinshea& avenue. Be
sides II eats lie will alse keep fresh
fish, g1yeu apples, vegetables, etc.
The Fort William herald says
II is rumored that the Silver Islet
Mining Company have struck at .
depth of go feet, richer vein Of
silver than any before discovered.
We hope the rumor is vel found
cd.
MIR. and Mrs. E. c. Clarke, Of
Washington, DC. arrived OF Satur-
dav last and were warmly welcomed
by their many old friend heyo. The3
come TO escape the heated term Q