The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-12-13

guests Oh MI. y. IL. w nllney. Mr..
Nelson will shortly start on an extend
ed trip through the South west to
Southern California, and when he
finds place that suits him, will locate
his future home. Mrs. Nelson, who is
an aunt of Mr. Whitney's and sister
of our friend Dan Little, will spend
two or three months with friends here
and in Duluth.
While coupling ears last Monday
evening in the \. p yad, Ed. Des-
meyer, brakeman, caught his foot in
frog" and had his leg run over
and horribly mangled before the train
could be stopped. He lived about
twenty hours after the accident. The
young man has been employed here
but short time. His two brothers
living on Rice's Point were summon
ed at once and his remains were tax
Ell tllcTe ior lllLefntNt.
Mr. JAS Balsom of Hudson, came
up TO this city last Friday evening,
and on Saturday evening organized
lodge Of United Work men. The lodge
started out with membership at In
stallation, of sixteen members, and
there are about fifteen or twenty more
who have signiied their intention to
join. but had not got around to have
their medical examinations in time
for the installation. 1t is a good ord
er, and every laboring man ought to
join it.
We are glad to be able to an
nounce this week that Mr.. G. l.. Cat
lin, who has been with us some months
looking after the legal matters of the
Omaha road, has decided to become
a permanent resident Of Superior, and
his professional card will be found in
our columns to-day. He is an able
lawyer, and all business entrusted to
his care will receive prompt and care
full attention.
Mr.. ]. d. Robe has been appoint
ed express agent here for the \. p.
Express Co., vice. Theo. B. Smith, re-
signed. The business of the office will
be done at Mr.. Robes flour and feed
store Nos. 1873 and $40 Second Street,
where the old patrons of that popular
company are requested to call with
their express matters.
Our Uppertown friend, J. w.
Hacker has Just returned from a little
trip over the Omaha line. He brought
back with him fine team Of horses
and several head of milch cows. Next
spring Mr. Hacker intends opening a
iirst-cIass dairy farm, creamery and
cheese factory.
Wells Fargo Il Co, the most ex-
tensive express company in the world,
have opened an Office in Superior, and
when this company extends its line of
operations to place it is evidence
that it has great faith in the future de-
yeIopmcnts Of the place. Mr.. Thco. B.
Smith is their agent here.
The Illinois Springfield "Rail-
roader" is one Of the best watches
made. Something new. Adapted for
either the new or the Old system of
time. Has the new equi-balanced,
plate adjusted escapement. All watch
es warranted. Sold in Superior by
CHRISTIE & GEORGE.
d. f. Roberts and Billy Pattison
have been out in the woods this week
killing off what few deer had been left
by the other hunters. David says he
saw the sparks fly from the tail of
deer as it switched against the under
brush while the animal "scooted"
through the timber. only this and
nothing more"
If those ladies of Superior who
intend to receive New Years day, will
give Us their names, we will publish
the full list in our last issue previous
to that event, which will be the 9th
inst. Don't be afraid, but hand in
your name. 1t Is fashionable to do
so.
Harry StiIlman is going to open
up first class notion store. At least
we judge SO by the way he bid off the
aprons, dolls, tides. hat crowns, lamp
mats, etc, at the ladies fair Wednes-
day evening. But Harry is a good
man to have around on such occa-
sions.
We have been crowded to over
flowing with job work the past ten
days, and have been utterly unable to
give the paper that attention it de-
serves, but we will get caught up in
few days, probably, or get some addi-
tional help so as to be able to attend
to all branches properly.
For SALE-South of northeast
Of is, and East of northeast of Is
in town AZ, range Is, at two dollars
per acre, timber, ties and meadow
land, also 1870 acres suitable for an adj
dition cut by \. 2. r. r., Newton and
Becker avenues, near the Omaha r.
r. depot and Terminal & Transfer r.