The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-08-05

laliilly into the house on lower Second
street, lately vacated by II. f. Wright.
leo, l.. Brooks has moved into
his new house on Sixth street this
week. He has one of the finest homes
in the city.
Several families arrived last week
from Michigan to locate here. They
are a good class of people and should
be encouraged.
Rev. S. Bolles will preach in the
Presbyterian church tomorrow at the
usual hours. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Henry n. Setter, of Taylors Falls
Mimi, but an old time resident of
Superior arrived here last Friday and
has been attending to court cases this
week.
-Chas. and VIM. Greenfield, old
time residents of Superior, but later of
Leadville, Col, were in town a few
days this week, visiting their MANY
friends.
Jake Leidel, the popular livery
stable owner of Duluth and Superior
was in the city last week. He took
back with him load of greenbacks
stable profits.
The City of Fremont came in
Thursday afternoon with fair show
ing Of freight for this port. VIM.
King and family took passage on her
for Bayfield,.
The family of Mr.. w. T. Wright
viii leave US for their new home in
Minneapolis next week, whittier they
carry the best wishes of their many
friends here.
Bro. 7. Giraffe, Of the Herald,
published at P. a. Landing, made the
TIMES Office q pleasant call Wedncs-
day afternoon. Sorry We were sick
and unable to see him.
Mrs, L. II. Warner, wife Of our
postmaster, who has been spending
some weeks with her parents and
friends in Ripon, Wis, returned home
Thursday morning.
The Superior Omnibus was sold
last week to S. Waklin, Of Duluth. It
did not meet the demands and is to
be replaced by a much better one.
Anything we don't want we send to
Duluth.
We learn it is the design of the
school board Of Lowertown to have
their two school buildings repaired and
painted, and the grounds fenced and
improved before the fall terms begins.
An excellent idea.
1t is rumored that we are to have
mail service on the n. p. road to 5u-
perior, to commence on the 10th inst.
But we don't take much stock in ru-
mors any more. When we get the
service, we Will announce it.
Brother Mcguire, the head of
Duluth's new journalistic enterprise,
was in the city on Thursday and call
ed but not being in we failed to meet
him. Call again, neighbor, when we
are at home.
Gen. J. II. Hammond, who is
building the Manitoba & Southwestern
railroad, treated his family to a
look over Superior on Thursday.
They arrived in the n. p. special car
and left for Brainerd in the evening.
Mr.. J. d. Edmundson of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, was looking over the city
last Wednesday, and made the TINES
pleasant call. He was astonished
at the growth and progress Superior
has made since he was here about a
year ago.
The Omaha construction company
is we'll along with its work. A camp
has been established at Bear Creek,
and the work there will be done in
about three weeks. The Omaha cars
ought to be here by the last Of Sep
TENDER.
The ninth annual session Of the
National Conference of Charities and
Corrections will meet in the Assembly
Chamber, in the State Capitol, at
Madison, Wisconsin, Monday evening,
August 7, 1882, at s O'Clock, and VIII
continue in session five days.
That tin roof put on Kntin's new
bakery building by J. T. Bishof, Is
giving perfect satisfaction. The ordi-
nary tar and gravel one was first tried,
but did not fll the bill. Mr. Bishof
makes a speciality of tin roofs, and if
you are going to have a flat roof give
him a call.
The new wagon road to Conner's
Point is about completed. 1t IS built
wholly on the west side of the railway
track, is partly planSed and partly
covered with saw dust and bark, and