The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-06-24

ship, and Mr.. Whipple is now con-
Quoting the business on his own ac-
count.
STovEs.-Fred Bi8hof' has received
car load of the finest stoves ever
brought to Superior. Call and see
them, and we know you will soon
have one.
The n. P. Company have put
several fine new boarding cars on their
road for the accommodation of their
employees. Messrs. O'Leary & Walk
er, have the contract for their supplies.
%. d. Brown has been out along
the Omaha line of work this week
paying the laborers The Omaha
contractors are as prompt with pay
ments as they are with any other part
of their duties
The heaviest rain of the season
was that which came early last Sun
day morning; then we had another
fine shower Thursday morning, all of
which was thankfully received, for it
was needed much.
Mr.. NJ n. Leland, a live business
man of Wells, Mimi, made us a short
visit last Wednesday. We shall not
be at all surprised to see Mr. Leland
doing business in Superior within a
year from this time.
DR.. Gauyereau made his wife a
handsome present this week. 1t con-
sisted Of one of those handsome $425
pianos from Elwell's stock Of musical
instruments, and they are as good as
they are handsome.
The Boston Comic Opera Com
pany will render the musical extrava-
ganza, "The Magic Doll" in Supe-
rior this (Firday) evening. The COM
pany will be in Duluth three nights
next week. Said to be good.
kzg~J. T. Bishoff has just received a
very large stock of prepared paints of
all shades and Of excellent quality.
With these paints in the market there
is no excuse for non-painted, dingy-
looking houses.
Father Alphonso, of Joliet, Ills,
arrived here last Wednesday, The
Rev. Father being in rather poor
health, he is taking Il vacation, and
will spend the summer here, and as
sist Father Oderick in his duties.
The new we'll at the Kuykendall
House was finished last Wednesday.
Good water and plenty Of it was found
at a depth Of so feet. With this evil
enced before them, when will the au-
thorities try TO supply the public de-
mand?
If you want to go somewhere on
the Fourth of July, the Northern Pa
ciic Company will take you at reduc-
ed rates. The sale Of excursion tick
cts viii commence July Sd and close
on the 18th. All tickets good till the
9th.
The Quarterly Meeting Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
held Sunday next, morning and even
ing at the Court House, Rev. Jas.
Lawson Of Eau Claire district will be
present and conduct the exercises. All
are cordially invited to be present
The new map Of Superior we
have had made takes like hot cakes.
Every one who has seen it declares it
/ Gust the thing" and orders for envel-
opes, letter heads, bill heads, cts, are
pouring in from all quarters. Order
some if you have not already done so.
Bishop Flasch, of La Crosse, will
visit the Catholic church Of this city
about the middle of August next, and
administer the rights Of confirmation.
Further notice Of the visit will be
made when the exact time shall have
been decided upon.
Mrs Logue, the new wife Of our
popular furniture dealer, reached SUI
perior and her new western home last
Monday. She was accompanied by q
brother of Mr.. Logue who will prob
ably locate here. The TINES extends
to both a hearty welcome.
-Rev Starkweather, of the Episco-
pal church, has returned to Milwaukee
to arrange his affairs there preparatory
to settling here permanently. He will
be absent about two weeks. That
I church is fortunate in securing 50
agreeable and able a man to preside
over it,
Rev. J. W. Hageman, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church, will enter
upon his vacation season next Mon
dav, at which time he will leave us
to visit friends in York State" He
will be absent six or eight weeks
The TIMES wishes him a safe return
and a pleasant season while absent.
The Indian Agency has been re-