The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-12
ADVERTISING RATES.
Lots of rain this week.

so"tiehioh. Apply ut ooO w est 9th
Street.
Don't forget the tax sale next
Tuesday if you want to bid in any
property.
Stamped linen of all kinds on
sale at Mrs. PAscoE's.
MIR. Kane is re arranging the in
ternal arrangements of his saloon on
Second street.
The Ladies Guild will meet with
Mrs. +. b. Banks, Thursday after
noon, May 18th.
New ties for ladies in crepe, lace
and silk, the latest thing ont, at
Mrs. PAsCoE's.
Lace and Emhroid, ry Bonnets
for children, at Mrs. Pascoe's, ut diff
fercnt prices.
Old Charley Lord of White Birch
was III the city a few days ago, Just as
jolly and happy as ever.
Mr.. Resell Coburn and wife have
moved to the West End where they
will make their future home.
The electric light test made a
few evenings ago proved highly salts
factory to all who witnessed it.
Ready made aprons and all kinds
of materials for fancy work, at
Mrs. PAsCoE's.
President Harris was in the city
the fore part of the week looking after
the interests of the n. p. II. r. Co.
The NJ. f. Aid Socity will hold
its next regular meeting with Mrs. S.
+. Tubbs next Wednesday afternoon.
New feathers, Ribbons, Flowers.
Hats and Bonnets, and everything in
the Millinery line, ut Mrs. PAsCoE's.
Mr.. :. f. Tubbs represented
Douglas county in the congressional
convention at Eau Claire last Tues
day.
Doctor Mckay's new book on
Lake Superior climate is now out and
will be put on the market in few
days.
Mr.. George has been giving his
business house on Becker avenue a
fresh coat of paint, and it looks the
| better for it,
The orange festival at the Pres
hyterian parsonage Tuesday evening
was Il very pleasant affair, and highly
enjoyed by all.
1t is estimated that we will have
about Scventy-tive salpons in this town
by the first of June. Oyer forty haye
already paid i'll their money.
Our fire boys are kicking be-
/ canse their engine does not come. Ii
WAS dLe here month ago The rail
r"t'Is are probably toting it about the
! country.
3, Mr.. Archie Bertrand reached
home Thursday morning but not in
/ time IL attend the funeral of his
mother which occurred Wednesday
! afternoon.
The order of United Workmen
| h We made arrangements to hold their
meetings hereafter in the Knights of
Labor hall, in the Conan block, on
/ Second street.
Mack George, who has held down
case in the TIMES office for the past
seven months, has returned to Lake
Benton, whore he takes position in
/ Cole q Cos. bank.
Our band boys have gone back
TO their first loye, and have again en-
ployed Mr. Young for Il leader Dan
is a good one and it vas folly +, send
away for Il stranger.
-George Anderson lost his in ant
son Thursday afternoon. 1t vas
about IS months old. and death en-
sued from teething difficulties. Ills
next older is also dangerously i'll.
-Alonzo Palmer Post will hold a
special meeting at the West End this
Saturday evening, to make final ar
rangements for Memorial day services,
and it is desirable that all who can
will be nresent.
Mr. Grace of Gordon was in the
city on Thursday. Mr. Grace has de-
cided to locate in Superior and go in
to business here, and mt present is
looking over Mr. Tubs stock with Il
view to buying it.
Mr.. J. f. Ware represented our
county in the State convention held
at Madison last Wednesday to select
delegates to the national convention
to be held at Chicago June 18th, and
to select a new State Central Com
mittee, etc.
Well diggers at the West End
struck fine flow of water on Ogdon
Avenue at depth of 40 feet. If
that thing continues the water works
will have strong opposition. as people
would prefer we'll water to bay or Du
Iuth sewer water.
Mr.. Snyder, who has been visit
ing friends in the East for some weeks
after an absence of twenty three years
returned to Superior on "Wednesday.
He saws he had royal good time,
and will not wait so long again before
making another visit.
Senator John G. Spooner has
consented to deliver the Grafton at
the unwilling of the monument of the
Gettysburg battle field, in honor of
Wisconsin soldiers who fell there.
The exercises will occur June 80, and
500 Badger veterans are expected to
participate.
The indications are that Hon
Hold. A. Taylor is not going to have