The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-02
Smoke the Latest Out. At
Conan's.
Fresh vegetable of all kinds re-
caiva1 daily nv NrTT S,,rrrT

The Badger band is going to
have new leader. He comes from
+ Canada.
THE Latest Out" is the best eli
gar made. Joe Conan keeps EN-.
Mr. Strong is making new map
of Superior for Mr. Beneteau, our new
real estate dealer
A good many Duluthians were
in the city last Wednesday ON legal
business. we believe
Mrs. A. Zachau and three of her
children started for a visit with friends
in Michigan, Thursday morning.
Rev Q. A. Britton and family
returned from their somewhat pro-
tracted visit, Wednesday evening.
The home Of Mr.. L. Kennedy
was made happy by the arrival of u
little daughter, Monday morning last.
Mr. Mcmahon has about decided
to build his new residence on the cor,
eer Of Thompson Avenue and Fifth
street.
4 large stock of Letter, Note, and
Bill paper, card and bristol boards,
envelopes, etc, just received at the
TIMES office.
The K. G. Stewart succeeded in
crewding through the ice and reach
ing two harbors, on the north shore
last Monday.
The ferry boat Hattie Lloyd
made her first trip between Superior
and Duluth last Sunday, going and
coming by way Of the lake.
Don't forget TO attend the Agri-
cultural meeting at Music Hall Mon
lay evening at which time the officers
Of the society will be elected.
We understand that Mr.. Pat
Hagcrty has leased the Kuykendall
bar and will for TIE next year deal out
liquids at that place Of resort.
Rev. Mr.. Ross of Black River
Falls will held services in the EpiSco-
pal church the second Sunday in May,
morning and evening.
The next meeting of the Episco-
pal mite society will he held ri the
residence of Mrs. Hiram Hayes, We'd
nosday evening, May 9Th.
When the ice went out of The bay
Tuesday, it left Quebec pier in a rath-
er clcmoralized condition. 1t Will
have 70 be repaired at once.
Mr. c. NJ. Way, a Minneapolis
furniture d,aIcr, was III town last wecl,
combining business with pleasure.
W. c. LcCrone, a representative
Of the Pioneer Press stationery de-
partment was in the city on Wednes-
day, and made us pleasant visit.
The ladies of the VI. +. aid soci-
ETY. will hold their next meeting with
Mrs. NJ 7. Manter next Wednesday
afternoon. All invited to be present.
Tickets for all entertainments
given at the Duluth Opera House
may hereafter be secured at the Jew
elry store of Ii. y. George, in this
city
-Brather Foote, went down to
Eau Claire last Saturday. We did
not learn whether it was to buy an
other printing Office or for other bust
ness.
The Osborn Fish Co, of Supe-
rior are receiving orders daily for
fresh fish, and it is going to keep their
several fishing boats and crews busy
to fill the orders.
The boom edition of the Bayfield,
Press, published last week, is very
creditabIe production in that line, and
Bro. Bell need not be ashamed to lay
it before the public.
If you want a good new carpet
call on Mr. Whitney at the furniture
store, and select from his samples.
You can buy a good all wool carpet
very cheap this spring,
Mr.. Simen's new residence on
Sixth street is progressing rapidly.
The building will be two stories, and
a roomy, comfortable home, and de
ciied Improvement to that locality.
Mrs. w. II. Webb and family
started for visit with friends in Ill
inois, Thursday morning. They will
probably spend the summer there he
fore going TO their new California
home.
Duluth is already threatening
Chicago's supremacy as a wheat cen
ire Tribune.
Well, Duluth is far enough away
from Chicago to render it safe to
threaten her.
In the Brooklyn, \. y. Union OF
the Dist VIC find the following an
nouncement in its presbytery report
which will be of pleasing interest to
many of cur readers: The Rev J.
WiRthrop Hageman was yesterday
afternoon elected Moderator of the
Brooklyn Presbytery, at its stated
meeting held in the First Eastern
District Church, at the corner OF
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