The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-04-12

Society for gentleh en-, it was moved
and unanimously carried, that the
thanks of this meeting be rendered to
two of its members (whose names by
request are withheldD who purchased
the beautiful statue of St Joseph, now
placed within the sanctuary of the
church Of St. Francis in this city.
JAS. S. Richie, Sec.
At the fireman s meeting last Sat
urday evening reorganization was
perfected, and officers elected as fol-
lows: Chief, l.. f. Johnston; Fore
man, \. X. Smith; 1st Assistant, l..
ID. Newton; "a Assistant J. f. Bishof
Jr.; Secretary, Vincent Cournoyer;
Treasurer, G. II. Sunderland. The
company will hold another meeting
this Saturday evening, and full at
tendance is desired.
Charley Lord is the first in the
field with new maple sugar. He has
camp at White Birch, about twenty
miles out on the Omaha road, where
he has good farm by the way, and
sugar makers sent in the first product
Of their labor Tuesday evening. 1t
is very nice. Call ut his store and
get some.
BY common consent, our business
men generally, are kicking like an
army mule in II hornets nest over the
action OF the town board in removing.
Chief Nckinnon from the police force,
We understand that petition is in
circulation PRAYING for his reinstate-
mcnt Joe made II good officer and
no mistake.
joe Mckinnon, for more than
two years past our efficient chef OF
police, has last his official head, and
his first assistant ,,lr. X. Collins sue
cecds him. The new board did it bv
little resolution. Mr.. Frank Des-
mond Is to be the first assistant on the
force
1t is quite likely that the post Of
/ fee outfit will soon be moved to the
Barton block. corner of Third street
and Becker avenue. although orders
for such removal have not vet been
received. That would locate it at Il
very central point for the present bus
mess of the town.
j The annual town report, giving
in detail the business done by the town
Board during the past year, occupies
Il goodly portion of our space this
week. 1t is a matter which concerns
all, however, and will, therefore, be of
/ interest to all.
/ Mrs. y. W. Head has our thanks
for a fine donation in the way of fresh
eggs, left on our table one day this
week. One OF the lot was a very fine
specimen Of hen fruit, measuring 81
inches from tip to tip and 81 inches
around the waist.
For SALE.-132 acres adjoining
/ Superior at 10th street and Newton
avenue in line with the Court House,
crossed by the n. p. II. r., also 80 lots
in block II west 18th, and east of
block l east 9th on Omaha road.
JAS. 5. Richie.
"A change in the running arrange
ments Of the Omaha trains are ex-
pected to 90 into effect next week, by
which the train will leave here at II
o'clock A. NJ, and arrive at 1 o'clock
p. VI.
I The Misses Nellie and Carrie
Hebbard of, Rochester, Mimi, are
visiting in the city, guests of the
Misses May and Fannie Coburn
They will remain with us for some
weeks.
How would it do to locate the
new town Hall at the corner of Fourth
street and Becker avenue. Either
corner on the south side of the street
would be an excellent and central To-
cation.
Mr. Tucker is building a new
picket fence on the two fronts of his
residence property, and otherwise i'm
proving the same. He will have a
handsome place before the season
closes.
-Messrs Burg, Lenroot, Peterson
and Morrisett, of this city last week,
started for the Ceour dAlene gold
fields. We hope they may all make
their pile, but the chances are greatly
against them.
Don't Delay
But go at once and get vaccinated.
! DELAYS are dangerous Dir. f. T.
/ Gauvreau has just received a supply
of vaccine, and now is the best time of
the year in which to use it.
Gentlemen, come and buy, at the
Auction Store, a pair of heavy kip
boots. or pair of rubber boots, at
the Auction Store-only Il few pair
left.
Mrs. Perry and Miss Mildred,
who have been visiting daughter and
sister at Minneapolis for two or three
weeks, returned home last Tuesday
evening.