The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-03-24
Mr.. |. w. Burhans was quite i'll

to be at his office a portion of the
time.
Mr.. Ansley of Hudson, brother
of our Mr. Ansley came up Saturday
and spent Sunday with his Superior
friends, returning home again Monday
Mrs. Montgomery nee Miss Mas
on. is expected to arrive tonight for
a few days visit with her mother, Mrs.
d. W. Head, and many other friends
here.
The work of repairing the Silber-
stein & Bombay building is going
ahead rapidly now, and the firm will
be ready to open up their new store
by the middle of April.
To RENT.-Two new stores, ready
for occupation in a few days the best
business location on Second street.
Also four offices in second story.
JAS. 5. Richie.
The Superior Dramatic Company
will produce "She Stops to Conquer, F."
at City Hall next Thursday and Fri
day evenings. In tbs present state of
Socity how would it do to put Meas
ure for Measure" upon the boards?
The Catholic society Of this place
have already secured 81 200 toward
their new school building, and they
will soon commence the erection of a
fine building, at a probable cost of
So, 900.
We believe the time designated
for receiving bids for doing grading on
the Ashland extension of the \. P.
road will close April 10Th. If any of
our railroad men wish to put in bids
now is the time.
"A brother of Mrs. Warner APP
peared upon the scene last week, and
after taking in all the facts left us last
Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs. Warn
err, who has gone to Ripon TO remain
for few weeks.
Mr.. A. /. Stewart, our tailor, de-
cided to leave us, and last week start
ed westward. We have not learned
his destination. Here is splendid
opening for a good tailor. Who will
come in and occupy the field?
Josiah Bond Jr. the Boss real es-
tate agent of Superior has new an
nouncement in the TINES today to
which he would call special attention.
He has some desirable property for
sale, and those seeking investment
here should correspond with him.
Don't believe all the stories you
hear, about our present town and
county officials, but first 90 to the re-
cords and to the fountain head and
get at the facts. When You do this
YOU will find the story was false, at
least it has thus far proven 50 this
spring. Don't act therefore without
investigation.
Mr.. Warner has commenced suit
against Mr.. Stafford for $500 damages,
as a result of the assault upon the
plaintiff by DIR. Conan. The COM
plant sets forth that Mr. Stafford
aided, encouraged and abetted the as
sault, and furnished the weapon with
which the assault was made. The court
Will consider the case today.
Mr.. Warner has resigned his pos
ition of post master, and of course 6
new one will have to be appointed
Who the new man will be is as YET
unknown, but the indications are thai
Mr.. s. Z. Tubs lightning rod viii
be the one struck this time. He ha
at least sent in a numerously signed
petition asking for his appointment.
The well on the corner Of Nettle
ton avenue and Third street need.
another piece of pipe so that the sur
face drainage may be kept out. Al
excellent we'll of water Is now rendered
unfit for use for the want of eight fee
of pipe. Our village fathers should
remedy the evil at once, for as vet
good water Is a scarce commodity
here.
"A report reached town last Mon
day that they had a case Of small poz
down at Gordon. DR.. Gauvraau wa
called TO attend it, and visited tn,
place Monday evening, but found N
case of small pox or any indications 0
it, not even grounds for a scare
There is one case reported from Shell
Lake, about forty miles beyond Cor
don, but that Is the nearest.
Master Mcdonald, the little 81,
year old grandson Of Mr.. F. Clancy
living on Fourth street, made himsel
too familiar with the horses last Tues
day morning, when one Of then
kicked the little fellow on the side 0
the head, nearly severing the lobe 0
the ear. DR.. Gauvreau fixed the lit
tie fellow up and now he is nearl,
ready for another adventure.
The band boys were out in fore
last Friday afternoon and paraded tn,
streets, rendering excellent music a