The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-08-31

va Hiiu everything they want
IN this line a. Ogilyie q Sidneg's. ON
Second street.
MIR. w. II. Webb writes us that he
mas decided TO return to Superior
after an absence of about five wears.
MT Webb is Il stirring business man
and viii no doubt do well here.
" Z. Street, OF the Inter-Ocean,
Is one OF the representatives of the
Wisconsin Press in the National Con
Vention assembled III Detroit this
week. lie VIII do the state credit.
Our hospital building is looming
up grandly now The bricklayers viii
begin their work the first of next
week, and the building viii be ready
for occupancy by the first of Decem-
Der
Baker Corded waist for girls and
children, at Mrs. PAsCoE's.
Mr.. C2tlin took his dogs and in
company with Mr.. Sunderland, of the
West End, took a trip out to Mime
sofa to hunt chickens They had good
luck and returned the fore part Of the
week.
These VIII be no service at the
church of the Redeemer, tomorrow.
IL. IL. NANDEUsEN,
Priest i'll charge.
Mrs. Ruben Frink and family, of
Marquette, Mich, have moved to Su-
perior, where they viii make their
home for the future. They will
occupy the Bradshaw cottage on
Fourth street
The Corner stone of Duluth new
Masonic Temple was laid with appro-
pirate ceremonies last Tuesday, after
noon. \ large number of the brethren
Of this city attended and report very
enjoyable occasion.
Mrs. w H. Cruikshank left Mon
day morning for few days visit with
friends il Minneapolis, and then she
viii proceed to New York where she
VIII spend the next two or three
months at her old home.
Mr.. Edward Saderland assistant
cashier in the Bank Of Superior, took
the Omaha limited for Milwaukee,
Tuesday evening. He viii arrive in
time to see the naval engagement, ana
viii visit with his brother for few
days.
The public schools for this district
begin the full term and the new school
year next Monday morning. The
children viii have to go back to the
old buildings for q time, but it viii not
be long until they can move into the
new rooms.
Mr., W. \. Fox and wife, who
have been spending some weeks with
friends in Superior, returned to their
home in Rochester, Mich, on Wednes-
day last. Mr.. Fox tells us that he
thinks he Will make Superior his home
after this winter.
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- Ar. CoIman, While working on ms
new mousse when ne IS building on
lower second street, made mistake the
other day and sawed his hand instead
OF his board. 1t was a bad cut, and
disabled him for several days, lie eX-
poets to get moved INTO his new home
next week.
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