The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-04-22
LOCAL A FIT A IRIS

Were you down TO "see the river 90
out last Sunday?
We were there-studyin gastronomy-for
some time,
The house fly and musical mosquito
tried to "buzz" US but We were studying,
you know,
The poor abused little caterpillar came
under our notice also,
As did the saw-log rooster on the river
bank,
But our mind was only impressed by the
sage plannings of the bold hunters.
Don't fail to see the Matrimonial
Panorama to morrow
Don't miss the singing class Concert
next Thursday evening.
The bank bnilding is being fitted up in
true city style, and looks first rate.
The waiting room at the Mp Depot
is tastefully and comfortably furnished.
What made you feel as though you had
been whipped, when you left off your over
coat ]?
The straw hat and suit of gray has
already made their appearance on our
streets.
Mr., Hayes has been giving his house
a new coat of paint and it looks better
therefor
Mr.. Peter F. Bradshaw left us last
Friday for short visit to his old River
Falls home.
james Golfers new residence on third
street is being plastered and made ready
for occupancy.
The game laws are very strict in this
state, and our sportsmen should post them
selves therein.
Messrs Boulgcr & Harvey are building
an extensive addition to their house on low
Ct Second street
Mr. H. " Webb has card in the
TINES to-day calling attention to his
Abstract Agency.
Mr.. Jas. Newton has been on the sick
lst this week. Also Mr.. Cox, of the firm
Of RetaIlack & Cox
The ferry boat on the Nemadji went
into service last Wednesday, and the team
sters are again happy,
Sixth street is evidently becoming one
ofthe most travelled in the city. Increasing
business is the sequel.
The mercury managed to get up to 760
last Monday, inst enough to give us a Slight
idea of what summer is.
a wholesale grocery house is one of
the good things to be started here in the
near future. 4 wise move.
The lamp was lit in the light house on
Minnesota point last Friday, we believe,
for the first time this spring.
The rain and fog of Monday and Tues
day last took the ice off fast and but little
is floating about in the bay now.
-Logue & Whitney are building a
l6x2i addition to their furniture rooms A
good indication of business prosperity.
Eksy" For SALE.-Two tons of choice
Timothy hay, just baled. Also two tons
of mixed hay. Apply to JAMES S. RITcHIE.
Our genial sportsman c. Ansley last
week received large lot of fishing poles
and tackle. Sportsmen will make note
oft.
The Episcopal mite society will meet
nj the residence of Mrs. r. B. Mclean,
next Tuesday evening. All are invited to
attend.
The large building near the Nemadji
known as Shells Brewery, is yet vacant.
1t ought to be converted into some bust
ness house.
Our Uppertown neighbors are prepar-
ing to build another dock there. 1t is to
be a large one. but It's exact dimensions we
have not learned.
Mr. Collier has rented his hotel stand
on Second street to Mr.. Geo. Anderson,
who will shortly open the house, and keep
o first class hotel.
An unusual number of lumbermen
have been in town lately. Some coming in
from their winters work, and others going
out on the drives.
The streets were literally cowded with
pedestri ans and carriages last Sunday. The
tide flowed to and from the Nemadji. 1t
was a very fine day.
The Air Line buildings just across the
Nemadji, are public benefits these days.
They seem to be used by any one and every
one and for all purposes.
The good work of cleaning the streets
and cutters has been in progress tins week
Let the work be prosecuted until every
street is thoroughly cleaned.
H. B. Moore, of the Duluth lumber
company has been IN town this week getting
supplies and driving outfits transported oy
land to their south shore camps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ferguson, OF
Thomson, Mimi, were in the city this
week. Mr.. Ferguson intends to locate
here soon ard engage in business.