The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-10-20

AS we go TO press snow storm has
just set in 1t is the first real snow of
the season.
Mrs. Hudson, who has been visit
ing her son William, in Minneapolis
for a few weeks past has returned
home
Prof. Butler, wife and daughter,
who have been spending some weeks
here, have returned to their home at
Madison.
Mr.. 10. Henderson has so far re-
covered from his four weeks sickness
as to be on the street for short walk
on Thursday
Mrs. Newton and daughter are
spending few weeks with friends in
St. Paul, River Falls and other points
down the line
The absent are always at fault. It
is those who do not buy goods at Oil
ver's who pay TO much.
A son of Mr.. Palmer, of Duluth,
the architect who is preparing the
plans for our school house, died yester-
day aged about sixteen.
Mr. II. William Clark, of Oxford,
y. Y, nephew of Hon. f. c. Clark,
of Washington, d. c., is visiting in the
city, a guest of Nh. Denis Dean.
A child of Joseph Raux, living on
Connors Point, aged five years and a
half, died Wednesday, Three other
children of the family are very sick.
For what thou can't do thyself,
rely on another AS you cannot
make flour, rely on Oliver for it.
Thursday was just about as disa-
greeable day as the most disagreeable
man could reasonably desire 1t was
dark and cold with drilling rain.
Miss Bertha Clough who has been
very sick with fever for some time is
now able to be about again, which Will
be gratifying news to her numerous
friends.
Oliver has some extra choice ap-
pies, get barrel.
Mr.. Harry and Miss Maud Holley,
son and daughter of Hon. II. W. Hol
ley, of Winnebago City, Mimi, are Wis
iting in the city, guests of the TIMES
Household.
Our Catholic neighbors at the West
End are advertising a grand Fair to
begin October 31st and holding three
days Their program viii be varied
and entertaining.
No alchemy like saving, no place
for economical prices like OLIVER S.
The members of the HARRISON and
Morton club raised handsome pole in
front of their log cabin headquarters,
on Wednesday and run up their colors
the stars and stripes.
F. F Porter has so far recovered
from his recent attack of fever as to
be able TO be about town again the
past week. He looks pretty thin, but
is coming out all right.
To RENT-The large cottage corner
of Second Street and st. John avenue,
with eight rooms and cellar. Also the
Quebec house No. sd West First St,
for boarding house or two or more
families. JAS 5. RITCHIE.
Miss Patrick, recently from Scot
land, has decided to locate here and en-
gage in the dreSsmaking business. For
. the present she Will have rooms at the
residence of Mr.. Ogilvie, on 9Th street.
/ Our lady readers should make a note
of this fact.
T. B. Otis & Son of the West End
are the sole agents for the sale of Nc
1 Calls Glove fitting Patterns in SUI
/ perior. The best made. They have
+ also received a very fine line of cloaks
and dress goods, for the fall and win
/ trade Call and see them when at the
I West End.
We are all anxious to see our new
hotel move forward to completion at a
rapid rate. still no one We think, wants
+ this bad enough TO see a cre.S of men
at work all day Sunday. Last Sunday S
+ performance was disgrace to the
management and an insult to the quiet
law-abiding portion of our citizens.
+. Let the Sunday work cease.
Our local readers will be panied to
learn that the family of Mr.. Lowry
formerly manager of the stock yards
now living in Duluth, are seriously af
fiicted with typhoid fever, and that
one of his sons died Wednesday last.
/. We believe 5fr. Lowry had gone to
Canada, with a view TO taking his
family there soon. The family has
the sy1npathies of their many superior
friends in their hour of affection
A ladder ON the roof of Mr. Banks
new house to which two painters were
clnging for support while at work
gave way last Wednesday, and both
men were precipitated to the ground
a distance Of about eighteen feet. Mr.
Marshall went head first, but partly
turned striking on one side and dis
located his hip, and bruised his lee
badly the entire length. The other
man. Mr.. Steel, came down straight
and landed on his feet and escaped in