The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-09

p. time cards.
Miss Lizzie Smith, has been on
the sick list this week.
Mr.. Chase, the energetic saw mill
man of Poplar, was in the city Tues
day.
Hats bonnets and turbans in the
latest STYLES ut Miss JoHNsoN's
Mr.. II. S. Swanson, of Red Wing
spent couple of days here the past
week.
MIR. M. G. French, of the Inter
Ocean, visited this end of town on
Tuesday.
Thus far October has given us
most delightful weather. Long may
she wave.
Baby bonnets in plush and novel
ty hoods in wool, in all colors, at
Mrs. PASCoE's.
"A travelling menagerie exhibited
on our streets for short time Thurs
day evening.
The prop. Altoona arrived from
Buffalo with 1900 tons of coal for the
Lehigh coal Co.
-Will D. Baldwin returned from
his visit Monday morning, and is
again ready for business.
Mr. Heads dray team made it
lively for him for a few moments the
other day. No serious damage done.
- Mrs. Pascoe Will receive another
large stock Of hats, bnnnets, and other
millinery next week. BE sure and
call.
Partisan novelty scrafs in lovely
colors, just the thing for street hats,
ut AIlss PAsco1s's.
Rev. Father Goldsmith, of Chip
pewa Falls calne up on Sunday and
preached a sermon in French Monday
evening.
Hon. Nils p. Haugen, State rail
road commissioner. was in the city yes
terdav, and paid his respects to the
TIMFs Office.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Christie next Wednesday
afternoon. ave" hope to see a full
attendance.
All the new shapes in felts and
frames at Mrs. PAsCoE's.
Mr.. II. d. Oliver, book keeper of
the Powder river Cattle company, will
occupy one of the Brooks cottages OH
Sixth street.
Two or three cars jumped the
track at the n. p. and Omaha "Y'
Monday evening, but no serious dam
age resulted.
Str Townsend, of Buffalo, and
Kelly Of Ashtabula, with coal for the
st. p. & P. coal and Iron Co., arriv-
ed Wednesday.
Mr.. w. A. Hamilton will leave
us Sunday morning for Chicago, where
he will engage in business. We re-
greet to lose him, but wish him success
in his new venture.
FoUND-A badge with the init
lals -. CT. g." embroidered upon it.
The owner may have the same by
calling at this Office, proving property,
and paying for this notice.
The Wednesday morning short
line ran oyer valuable COW belong
ing to Mr.. James Collier. 1t was one
he had just bought at St. Paul, and
was valued at about 1926.
Mr.. Newton Brown, who has been
in Detroit for some months is home on
visit with his parents. He has grown
almost out of recognition in the short
time he has been gone.
Trimmed hats in the latest styles
at Mrs PAsCoE's.
Mr.. Martin Pattison left for his
mines in the Vermillion country last
Wednesday. Mrs. Pattison accompa-
MED him as far as Tower. Mr.. p.
will be absent some two weeks.
MIR. l.. H. Warner, of Nebraska,
formerly of Superior, with his young
est daughter, spent Tuesday night
with friends here, and went down to
Ashland Wednesday morning.
Mr.. James Collier left at the
| TIMES office last Tuesday couple Of
potatoes as samples of what Superior
soil will produce. They were fine look
ing, and the two weighed 81 pounds.
WANTED-A housekeeper to cook
and take care of little boy.
JAS. S. RICHIE,
2o6 WoSt 1fh street