The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-05-31

June. Thirty names are now record
ed for membership.
John A. Bardon was on the sick
list most of last week and Vincent
Cournoyer took his place as Clerk on
the steamer Martini.
Gray Bros. celebrated shoes at
RoY's.
Duluth is honoring her dead sol
diers today. Friday, and several Of our
citizens have gone over TO aid in the
decoration ceremonies.
The store building lately occupi-
ed by Mr. Ansley was sold under the
hammer last Saturday Mr.. Hayes,
ON behalf of the creditors took it at
$3.50.
The largest and finest line of
Gents boots and shoes in the city at
RoY's.
w. B. Scott, of New York, an
extensive owner of Superior real es-
tate, is among the unfortunates who
have gone down with the Wall street
crash.
The plasterers have got through
with the Bardon mansion on tenth
street, and the house will be ready to
receive It's future occupants about the
last of June.
Mems Self-adjusting rubbers, at
RoY's.
Mr.. 0. C. Hicks has the contract
for building the Stafford boarding
house on Connor's Point and now has
a large force of workmen hard at work
on the same.
AS soon as some needed internal
repairs can be made, Mr. 10. Retail
lack will move his stock of dry goods
into the store room recently occupied
by Mr. Ansley.
IF you want good Organ, cheap
for cash, call on
CHRISTIE Il GEORGE.
The entertainment last Monday
night by the Bell Ringers, was very
shiny attended. The entertainment
was a very good one, it is said by those
who were there.
The Knights of Pythias orgaiza-
ton in this town have leased the sec
ond story Of the Franklin building
and the same IS being put in shape for
lodge room.
-Green apples, fresh Oranges, lem
ons, bananas, etc, at
NEIL SMITHS.
The earthen thing on Hollings-
head Avenue, under Second street, is
being replaced BY a wooden box. We
have not learned the reasons assigned
for the change.
Geo Anderson has taken another
six months lease Of the Farmers
Home" hotel, and will continue to
preside over that popular hosiery for
Il while longer.
New Prints Of the latest spring
styles, at RoY's.
Some Of our BOYS are discussing
whether or not 20 organize Il base ball
nine. We have got some good mater
iaI here, il it can be got together and
made to work harmoniously.
Rev. c. Irish and daughter Miss
Lou, went down to Chetek on We'd
nesday. Dir. Irish will deliver the
memorial address there today, Friday.
this being Decoration Day"
Mems and boys canvas shoes
cheap at Y. Rows.
The hill and bridge on Third
street, between NettIeton and Hol-
ling.head avenue is again navigabIe
The bridge was raised and the hill cut
down so that the street is now nearly
level.
DR.. I.afitte is building a hand
some veranda TO his sixth street resi-
dence and otherwise improving the
outward appearance Of his home. He
will soon have one Of the incest places
in town.
+ Nearly enc hundred of our citi-
/ zens went over TO Duluth Monday and
Tuesday evenings to see and hear
F Keene, the actor. They all express
themselves satisfied Mr.. Keene and his
style Of acting.
70 RENT.
The large and c3mmodi1us building Jwell cal
eulated for most any basiness.l known as the
Frankfort House on west I'd street opposite
Roy's store with bar fixtures attached.
Amply to 7. HANNTFIN. or
In2itf H. E. LAFFITrE. Agent.
/ The Gypsy Oath Co, who are re-
turning to Superior, will present on
on Wednesday evening for the first
time the interesting piece entitled
''Uncle Daniel or a Messenger from
. Jaryey Station.
Mr.. r. NJ. Sweeny and Miss