The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-31
The roads are IN bad shape.

lhe Nicoilet house has changed
hands.
The pubic schools were closed
FRIDAY.
There was special services in the
Catholic church Thursday.
Editor J. L. Christie is visiting
friends in Southern Minnesota.
We are at last getting the lamb
part of March tail end at that.
Gents suits from 81 upwards
The BosToS STORE, Vest End.
e z. Barton, of the West End
WAS visitor at the East End Wei
nesday last
Miss Laurie Brown of the West
End was calling on friends at this
end Thursday.
Miss Lena Winshp, of Mime
apolis, was in the city on "Wednesday
calling on her friends here.
Furnishing goods Of all kinds ut
prices that will astenish. you ar the
Boston store at the West End.
Charley Catlin now drives the
fancy nsgs of the town. They are
beauties and flyers, and came ail the
way from Milwaukee.
Several of our people went to the
West End "Wednesday evening to at
tend the drama East Lynne given by
the |. Q. o. I. of that place.
The c. l.. 5. G. will meet at
the residence of Mr.. J. D. Whitney
on " ednesiay evening next All
members invited To be present.
The scheme for hotel is prus-
pering well and the probabilities are
that Messrs. Catlin Il Butler will SOON
be able TO begin their building opcrat-
ions.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ
E church will be held next Wednes-
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
J. D. Whitney. \ large attendance
is desired.
1t looks rs though they would
have quite lively times in the town of
NcbaganIain election dav At last
accounts three distinctive tickets were
in the field.
Orr band h0vs have rporgauized
their talent, sent fnr al able instruct
or and will soon b. able 10 furnish,
music to order for all public or pri-
waite requirements.
If You uccd an9thing in clnthin.
tie Boston Store at the West End can
fl you ogt cheaper than any one i'll
Northern Wisconsin. Call and see u
and be convinced.
Il new baby arrived nj the r,ei-
dcnce Of Mr.. Jahu Daily the latter
part ot lat week. 1t Is q hoy. aud
John Is handing around Imported
lIayauas At a t@o-torty gait new.s
Vii Smith has been changing
the Internal arran gencntS of his store,
putting in a new safe and arranging a
more commo.iious office. He look.
very comfortable aud ci;ified now.
The members of the Garfield
Lodge l. Q. e. T. are hereby invited
10 turn out in large numbers nex'
Monday evening, rs there are several
matt,rs ct Importance 10 he decided.
Fine shoes a specially from s1.73
10 s. al the Boston Store, West End.
The town treasurers If the county
have turned over their books to the
County Treasurer who will proceed
10 gather up the crumbs of the UNI
paid taxes. Cali early and avoid the
rush.
a meeting i called for the for
matiun of Prohibition Club at DR.
Mckavs office, corner Of Tower and
9TH street, West Superior. this, FRI
day evening at 30 All prohibition
voters are requested 10 attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. Banks re-
turned rom their visit with the friends
in southern Minnesota last Sunday
morning. They encountered much
snow and trouble befure they reached
home,
%. \. Britton is home again for
a few days. His large and increasing
pension business keeps him on the
road most of the time and it is more
as visitor than a resident citizen that
his family and friends here see him.
Dandy boys suits at 81.
The BosToS STORE, West End.
Presiding Elder Bushnell will be
here today and will conduct quarterly
meeting exercises Sunday evening.
He goes TO West Superior Sunday
morning. All are invited To attend
these services Sunday evening at
80.
MIR. II. D. Place, late of Water
loo. Iowa. arrived in our city Wednes-
dav evening. Mr.. Place is an ex-
peIienced band instructor, as well as
a fine musician, and our band will be
4 benefit to our city in a short time
under his management.
II. B. Otis & Son, of the West
End have an advertisement in the
TIMES to-day. Our people will find
at the Boston Store fine line of
goods to select from, and our lady
readers especially, are invited to call
and examine their goods.
Quite large congregation at
tended union meetin. on Thursday
evening 10 listen To an address given
DIV Rev. :. g. Wright. who has been
a missionary 10 the Indians of the
Northwest and West for the past for
tv-five years, and who spoke in very
interesting and instructive manner.