The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-03-17
Whitney is now receiving his


brac. He has some very fine designs
which he would like to show you.
Those center tables with fossile slab
tops are very nice.
Mrs. J. F. Elwell started for
Minneapolis last Tuesday, where she
will visit friends and relatives for
three or four weeks-if J. +. don't
send for her before that time, and he
is lonesome already.
MIR. Welter has got his new
building enclosed and the painters
are now putting on the finishing
touches to the exterior. The Keaough
brothers are doing the work, and are
and are making a nice job of it.
If our Congregational brethren
want for their pastor one of the best
men in the state, they should call the
Rev. y. T. Blakeslee, now of River
Falls. Mr.. BlakesIee, is now eff duty,
and we would like to see him located
here.
Business is evidently improving if
We may Judge from the way our bust
ness men have been crowding us with
job work the past two weeks. That
is right, bring it along we will try and
accommodate you if we have to in
crease our force.
The health of this section of the
mundane sphere is such that the doc
tors grumble considerably. The worst
case they can get is cold or sore
throat, and they can't hold that long.
People looking for healthy climate
should stick a pin here.
Tomorrow is Palm Sunday, and
one week from that day is Easter Sun
day, and the last day of lent. Friday
of next week is good Friday, and all
of these days will be appropriately OBJ
served by our catholic friends. Their
Easter services are especially fine and
impressive.
1t is reported the C. st. p. NJ. &
O. railroad company have chartered
the propeller Victoria to run between
Superior and Duluth next sea
son in connection with their road at
the former place. 1t appears now that
the route across the bay will be pref
ty we'll covered this year
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Delaney, of
Uppertown, lost their only child, a
little daughter seven and half
months old, last Tuesday. We believe
Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney have had four
children. all of whom have been taken
from them in childhood They have
the heartfelt sympatbies of all the
people in their deep affection.
Now is a good time for the bust
ness man to get his letter heads, bill
heads, monthly statements, shipping
tags, business cards, etc, printed, so
that he will be prepared for the spring
trade The TINES office is turning
out some very fine jobs of this charac-
ter, and at prices 50 low that none can
complain. Send in your orders early.
Mr.. d. +. Roberts, one of our
wideawake Attorneys has Il business
card in the TINES to-day. Mr.. Rob
erts seems to be made of the right
stuff for a successful lawyer, and gives
his whole time and energies to what
ever business is intrusted to him. He
Also has some real estate for sale.
Office on second street, over Neil
Smiths store
Mr.. J. w. Murphy is overhaul
ing and charging his building prepare
tory to opening it to the public. When
the Improvements are all made it will
be pleasant and convenient estab-
lishment for a boarding house, and
it will be run in first class shape when
opened. Such enterprising men as Mr..
Murphy deserves success.
Mr.. Joseph Mayer, an old Super
iorite, but for several years past en-
gagged in farming at the old stage sta
ton of Twin Lakes on the Military
road, was in town this week the guest
of his brother-in-law, Mr.. James Syer,
and calling on his many friends. He
says the Twin Lakes colony, composed
of himself, Squire Saxton Lyon, and
Rory" Chisholm, and their families
is prosperous and happy.
We understand that Mr.. Warner
has rendered to the School Board his
resignation as principal of our high
school, and that there Will be yaca-
ton of one week, during which time a
successor will be employed by the
Board. We have heard that the pos
ition will probably be rendered to
Prof. c. H. Sunderland, Mr.. S. would
no doubt be very acceptable to the
people, but whether he will accept the
offer or not we are not prepared to
say.
We learn that Miss Francis II.
Morrison, daughter of our old friend