The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-08-18
We have had a week without rain. Jus
think oft

We have had week without rain Just
think oft,
Mrs James Newton has been quite sick the
past week but is better now
Remember the Republican caucus at the
Churt house this Friday evening,
The Omaha freight train killed horse for
some one i'll Middletown Wednesday evening".
L. D. Newton has got the addition to his
drug store finished and he looks more comforta-
bic now.
The political pot begins to simmer and the
candidates are bobbing up serenely from every
bush and fence corner
We hear it reported that the new hotel is to
be christened The Euclid in honor of Mr..
Euclid 1. Johnson, ofthis city
Rev. Or. Fiagg, Of Morristowr, y J., is in
the city and made Us pleasant call one day
this week. He VIII remain for several weeks.
Mrs. Patrick Lynch was taken suddenly III
last Monday, and tor a few hours her life was
despaired Of she IS all right again, however.
Mrs. V. Cournoyer and daughter Lizzie have
gone on TIP down the lakes for visit with
friends. They expect to be gone about a month,
-Whooping cough IS just more'n hopping
mp in this town now. Anybody who moves in
the first circles has it or gets it as soon possible
MIR. stockbridge of the Nicollet House has
sid his interest therein to Mr.. James Kane, who
viii become mine host Of the Niconet for the
future.
A large numher Of the young people started
Thursday morning for Wisconsin Point, where
they VIII camp fol couple Of weeks, if the
weather remains good.
Invitations have been issued for a birthday
party to be given AT the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs. James Bardon in honor of the third birthday
of their little daughter Miss Winnie Bardon.
The TIMES gets there" as usual. with Mr.
Wright's excellent memorial address on Sunday
evening. 1t crowds out a column or so of local
items, but the address viii more than compensate
for ali these
It is expected that the chairs for the church
VIII be ordered next week About twenty-five
complete the number desired fer the main body
Of the church.
The August term Of the circuit court c0nvenes
next Tuesday. There are a cases on the docket
This VIII be the Lass Term of court over which
Judge Cough VIII preside, as his term Of office
expires January lst next
An our street work except Mr. Ruhyour's
contract on second street. has stopped because
the Village has no money with which to meet is
obligations and it, orders are not marketable. A
fine stale Of affairs to be in.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4 c. Brown returned from
their visit 70 Ohio few days ago, SAFE ana sound
and report very pheasant journey The rest OF
the party care back by boat and The lases and
arrived . day or two later
Brother Bell Of the bayfield, Press was in tho
city this week and made Is a pleasant call Mr.
Bell IS ia the hands of his friends though be did
not tel Us this and is possible candidate Ior the
Assembly from this district
-Another of our old citizens has passed away
in the person Of Anthony Gallagher, who died
last Tuesday Mr. Gallagher located st Superior
back in the tifties and has been continuous res
ident since. He leaves wife and six grown ~
children, three sons and three daughters. Il
Iaogrn, HIS funeral was largely attended from
-. C4Jl.ollc eagFcA "Wednesday afternoon