The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-08-09
The Rev. S. II. HAYES, who is

nlghlF entertained our people Win TWO
excellent sermons.
Mr.. Oscar A. Nelson has our
thanks for the pail of handsome and
luscious red and white currants left
on our table yesterday morning They
were Of the variety known IT'S the
Cherry Currant, very large and Of ele-
CANT flavor.
Neil Smith, our popular grocery
man, is again charging his storage ca
pacity, by building commodious store
room on the west side of his salesroom.
We expect to soon see him building a
large new house and branching out
into the wholesale trade
"A very pleasant Leap Year party
of a private character came of last
Wednesday evening at the residence
Of Mr.. w. II. Webb Being out Of
the market we were not present, but
the young people who were there say
they had very enjoyable party.
Frank Richards is about the hap
piest man in Douglas county at the
present writing, and all owing to the
arrival at his house last Sunday even
ing of fine bouncing boy baby.
Frank says it can't be beat in the
Northwest and we guess he is about
right.
Mrs. Common, one of the excur-
sionists from Rice Lake, had quite Il
severe attack Of sickness Wednesday
evening, and medical aid was necessa-
~. She was able to 90 home yester-
day, we believe, but all the enjoyment
of the trip was taken away by the af-
fiction.
Peter Z. Bradshaw is selling
II 10 of Granulated for 81 90
12ib Of " A for / 90
12!ib of Light "Cn for | 90
SUGAR.
The heaviest thunder storm we
have witnessed during our two years
sojourn at Superior, was the one of
Friday night of last week. The light
ming was grand, the thunder deafening
and the rain fell in torrents for few
moments. Another heavy storm of
wind and rain passed around 10 the
south of Us Saturday evening.
-Trc TINES acknowledges q very
pleasant visit from Mr. and Mrs Lew
IS and son, of Burlington, Iowa, Mrs.
Kemp, wife Of Superintendent Kemp,
of the Manitoba road, and Mrs. O. D.
Brown, of st. Paul, this, Friday morn
ing Mrs. Brown was 4 resident of this
city for some months two years ago,
and her many friends here were glad
to see her again.
ne '''i'.,"'' opera Oo,' S''i' 10
be The best troupe ROW on the road, is
billed for the Grand Opera at Duluth
Ior Yesterday ana today, 'he Hth ana
-, H. p" 'l''''e9 t',9 SATURDAY afternoon.
ihe'f pay WIZ "1 me '''FfF " "r,
nv -'iaF'iiI' VIII curry our people 10
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gamer ala - oi!lcels li'SiaLIe' at
MoSl' nan I''l7 7"'nrday cEenlng, by
lus'cf'n3 oLiiter T. y. l'aV'S' 81 par
ahoo. All the old soldiers should be
on haAd promptly at . O'clock with
Their discharge papers ana JON the
ro't' II Is expected ihat Inc members
Of inc 'ulo'n "SI VIII ne present an"
ASSIST III Tue interesting ceremonies
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spending Il 3ooa part OF tlilS week III
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be large and complete. Mrs. W. goes