The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-07-31
AT Madison last Wednesday. III

quinsy, which has obliged him to be
out of his store this week.
The new school house out at
Douglas is nearl Y completed, all that
remains to be done is to finish paint
ing which will be done next week.
Mr.. Thos. Richie, who has for
some months been absent in Philadel-
phia returned Monday, and will spend
the warm months with friends here.
The Lehigh coal company has a
contract to furnish the n. F. railroad
company with go ears of coal daily
for an indefinite time. A very good
cantract.
-Messrs. Logue & Whitney viii
soon open up a branch furniture store
at West Superior, where full line of
common aud fine furniture will be
displayed.
-Messrs. II. S. Butler, f. l.. John
son and d. Z. Roberts spent three or
four days out at lirule fishing and
hunting, and report having had ex-
cellent luck.
Mrs. E. B. Banks and children
went west to Hawley, last Monday, to
visit Mr.. Banks, who is ralroading
out there They may not return for
some weeks.
Mr.. John Walker returned from
his visit to Canada Tuesday evening.
John is 4 great lover of horse flesh,
and brought back with him fine
young span of horses,
The n p CO., has been sending
out an average of 80 car loads of mer-
chandise per day for the past two or
three weeks. This does not indicate
an entirely dead town.
/ Mr.. W. S. Tinsman, who has
been spending some weeks here, on
visit with relatives, left on the City of
Duluth, by the way Of Chicago for his
home at Trenton Missouri.
Mr.. VIM. b. Banks, of West Su-
perior, who has been spending some
weeks in the east returned few days
ago, and will continue to lend his
energies to the upbuilding of the west
end
Miss Minnie Johnson is visiting
/ friends and relatives in Ashland for a
couple of weeks During her absence
Miss Dolly Hudson will haye charge
Of the telephone and millinery bust
/ ness.
A large number of our people,
! both old and young attended the cir
Gus in Duluth on Saturday, and the
general verdict was that it was the
hottest day, and the poorest circus
they eyer saw.
The Rev. Mr.. Wright will preach
in the school house in West Superior
/ tomorrow afternoon at $3.50. This,
Saturday evening, a Business meeting
will be held there when he hopes to
meet full board of trustees.
Mr.. Neil Smith and family went
west oyer the n. P. road last Monday.
Mr.. Smith goes to Fargo and vicinity
on business, and Mrs. Smith and the
children will go to Winnipeg to visit
relations living there for a week or
two.
Mr.. John McManus and wife
were visiting relatives and friends in
Superior this week. John has been
enjoying a short vacation. but return
ed to his train Wednesday evening,
They will make St. Paul their future
home.
Frank Gage who Is seeking after
water at West Superior, has penetrat-
ed the bowels of the earth to the
depth of about 800 feet, and is yet
without water He hopes to strike a
good flowing fountain when he does
get thre."
The EMPLOYEES of the Duluth
Evening Herald and the Morning
News, played a game of ball last
Thursday, and the score stood IA to 2
in favor Of the Herald boys The re-
turn game will be played Thursday
August 9TH.
The members Of the Y. L. Z. G..
treated themselves to a holiday, on
Wednesday, and took passage on the
Dove and made trip to Two Har-
bors 1t was delightful day, and the
young ladies enjoyed themselves to
the fullest extent.
Mr.. t. Richie has decided to
overhaul and thoroughly repair his
building on the corner of Becker Ave
nue. and Second street A very wise
conclusion, though we would rather see
him tear it down and put up good
brick block there.
Col. Lounsberry, editor of the
Duluth Daily News, was in the city
Monday afternoon, getting acquainted
with our people The Col is making
a good paper out of the News, and it
is rapidly increasing its circulation on
this side Of the bay.