The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-07-01
Attention.

" "i'iiN'o7 'e ii1tbNH game OI
base ball between the Duluth team
and our own, the game to be PLAYED
in Superior, on Second street, a little
above the Middletown school house:
game to be called at 1 o'clock sharp.
We shall endeavor to find seats for
the ladies, who, we trust, will favor
us by their attendance. Now that the
tug of war is upon us, a general turn
out will encourage and strengthen us.
With due respect we remain, yours
truly, the Base Ball Club Of Superior.
Mr.. McVIcKER, Pres't.
WALTER BEHLM, Capt
w. w. Warner, of Hudson, this
State, and travelling agent for Story
Il Camp, Of Chicago, and Nathan
Ford, of St, Paul, for the sale of their
excellent Pianos and Organs, was in
the city two or three days during the
past week. He is a very pleasant
gentleman to deal with, perfectly re-
sponsible and handles only A No. /
instruments. If you want an instru-
ment other than what you can get
from your home dealer, order of Mr..
Warner and you will get an instru-
ment that will be just what it is rep
resented to be.
Thanks to Mr.. George E. Bryant,
secretary of the State Agricultural
Society, for a copy of the premium
list and regulations of the society for
1882. BY it we see that the next
State Fair will be held at Fond du
Lac, commencing September 18th
and continuing through six days
The premiums are very liberal and
covers ffty-fve classes of exhibits.
Superior should be well represented in
the next fair.
A good many of our people are
who Mr. Shultz, Mr.. Muir
phys partner in the stock business, is.
For the benefit of these inquiring
minds we would say that Mr.. Shultz
is the gentlemanly engineer on loco
No. 50. Mr.. S. is the owner
of considerable real estate in BIichi-
gan, Dakota and Montana, and the
TINES wishes him success in the stock
deal.
Presiding Elder Lawson, Of the
Eau Claire district, preached two
excellent sermons in our city last Sun
day. Though an old resident Of the
State, this was his first visit to Supe-
rior, and he was not a little surprised
at her present importance and bril-
liant future prospects. He promises
the NJ. e. socity here material azsis-
lance in its effort to erect suitable
church building in the near future.
H. W. Holley, of the Omaha
construction company, is again in the
city after an absence of several weeks.
He is fresh from the sunny shores of
a
and seems to enjoy tantal-
ling his friends here by telling what
a good time he has been having feast
ing on nice peaches, blackberries,
strawberries, melons, etc, while in the
sunny south.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Mcdonald
buried their little son last Monday
We believe death was the final ending
Of an attack Of measles about a year
ago, the disease having settled in his
hip producing a running sore and
causing great suffering from which the
little fellow could only find relief
through death. The family has the
sympathy of all, in their bereavement.
Judge Clough opened his first term
of court in this city last Monday. Not
much business Of local or public inter-
est was transacted, aside from admit
ting several attorneys to practice in
the Wisconsin courts. Among these
were Messrs. LeClair, Johnson, Green,
Gray, Bacon and Crane. The court
adjourned yesterday until the 31st Of
July.
Mr.. r. G.. Coburn, of Buffalo, n.
Y, but an old time Superiorite, is in
the city again, and IS so we'll pleased
with our evidences of prosperity that
he has decided to move his family
here in August Mr.. Cobrn first
settled in Superior in 1856, and is
still large real estate owner here.
The TINES welcomes him back.
The Duluth Turner's are to give
a grand pic ME on Minnesota Point,
Superior, on the Fourth. 1t
is expected large parties from both
cities will attend, as it will be the only
thing in the of celebrating the day in
this vicinity. Two bands will be in
to furnish the noise.
-Johnston's Air Line buildings on
the east side of the Nemadji are being