The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-07-24

head on a hard floor, last Wednesday, /
without fatal results.
Mrs Pascoe will now take orders
for the Williamson combination
health corsets, with or without shout /
der supports. Try them and you will |
like them.
The n. 2. people have been oyer
hauling their depot building, elevatlng
it somewhat, and treating it to coat
of paint. al Of which was badly need !,
ed long ago.
Our lumber dealers estimate that
it will require 100000 feet of lum-
Der to supply the home demand for
building purposes this season. Things
are moving to the front at the head of
the lake.
Mrs. ?. J. Ernesse who has been
visiting in Southern Minnesota and
Wisconsin returned home Tuesday
evening. Mr.. E. is happy once more
they will 90 to housekeeping on Sew
enth street west of Becker avenue.
We received a pleasant call from
Mr.. F. A. Watkins, the genial auditor
of Carlton county, Mimi, one day
this week. Should Mr.. Watkins be a
candidate for reelection, the people of
that county will serve their own best
interests by re-electing him.
Mr.. J. d. Robe, of this city,
with Messrs Tinkham Bros, attorneys
this week sold a five thousand acre
tract of pine land, Oh the south shore,
for $4,000 Mr. Robbie has the
agency fer the sale of still other tracts /
Of valuable pine lands.
"A call is published today for the (.
Republican Congressional Convention
to be held at Eau Claire the 18th day
Of August, Douglas county is enti-
tied to one delegate. 1t does not APP
pear that there will be any opposition
to the denomination of Mr.. Price.
The Smith Brothers have abandon I
ed all further attempts to get out .
more logs this summer. About one
fourth of their cut of I8lOO1OOO still /
remain in the woods. 1t has not been
a very good season for driving logs /
on streams in this part Of the state.
-Ex-President Hayes, is expected
TO be one of the many who will visit
Superior today. The party of visitors
consists OF seventeen persons, mostly
citizens of Ohio. Our townsmen ex-
tended and invitation to call, and will
give them a cordial welcome if the in
vitation IS accepted.
A large number of the Methodist
hrethern and friends went p;caicing
on Minnesota Point on Wednesday.
The party was carried across the bay
III the Hattie Lloyd. Along toward
evening q caucus was held and they
talked themselves into the belief that
they had had Il grand good time.
Mr.. r. Somerville, and sister
Mrs. Hunter, of Lucknow, Ontario, ar
rived here Saturday. Mr.. Hunter
has been in business here for nearly a
year and has now brou hit his family
here to make this their future home.
Mr. Somerville will make visit of a
few weeks and then return home.
Cards have been received by the /
friends of Mr.. John McManus, con- !
ductor on the St Paul & Duluth road,
announcing his marriage to Miss
Elliot of Saltwater MINI. The happy |
couple left Sunday on the United |
Empire for a trip down the lakes.
The TINES extends hearty congratu-
lations
Mrs. ". J. Whipple of this city,
received telegram few days ago,
announcing the serious illness of her
sister, Mrs. Kelley, of Fergus Falls, |
MINI. Mrs. Whipple with her father
and mother, left for that place last
Saturday morning. Mr.. Whipple in
forms US that Mrs. Kelly died at about
the time Mrs. WhiPDIe arrived at
her bedside.
Mr. 4. w. Stow, late of Mime
apolis r1ade us a short but pleasant /!
call Thursday morning 5Ir Stow !
is lawyer Of recognized ability, ard
having become interested in West .
Superior real estate has decided to
locate there, and Will next week hang
out his Single. The TIMES bids him /
welcome to the head of the lake, and .
wishes him abundant success.
On Tuesday last, as John Talbot,
one of Smith Brothers lumbermen was
coming into town on horseback, and /
while out rear the poor farm, his
horse got frightened at something, and /
giving a sudden spring sideways, threw
IFS rider 10 the ground with q good /.
deal Of force, and on investigation it
was found that one of his arms was
broken near the wrist. He was
brought to town and had the wound /.
properly cared for.
Our Methodist brethren at West /