The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-09-14

Largest line of clothing ever ex-
hibited in West Superior at the Oak
Hall.
A sister of Mrs. Geo. Anderson
was taken quite seriously i'll Thursday
evening.
We have had dark, foggy and gen
orally disagreeable weather for the
past week.
Miss Johnson has just got on a
fine new stock of fall and Winter Nil
linery and ladies under wear.
Mr. D. W. Head, who has been
quite i'll, is able to be out again, and to
look after business matters little.
Champ Green has been on the
sick list for several days though not
confined to the house all Of the time.
Master Willie Smith is carrying
his neck in a sling this week on
account Of very bad boil on the
same.
MIR Steele who had the contract
for painting the Gordon school house
completed his job and returned to town
Thursday evening.
1t is claimed that duck sI4oting
IS quite good on Aloues bay ana the
river, but we have seen no positive
proof of the statement
a stone wall 10 feet wide on the
top and 20 feet thick was found four
feet under ground in Sidney, Ohio. It's
length is not yet known.
The storm which prevailed on the
Atlantic last Tuesday was the worst
known for years. Many lives, vessels
and other property was lost.
A Mrs. Black. living in the old
Newton house on Stinson Avenue, is
very i'll and worthy subject of watch
ful care by the ladies of our city
The ladies Aid Society viii meet
with Mrs. Whitney next Tuesday
afternoon and as there in lots of work
to do, full attendance is desired.
Prof Robert has blossomed out
into regular real estate rustler and
has been doing a regular land Office
business in that line the past week.
Martin PattIson and family visit
/ the State Fair and exposition at St,
/ Paul and Minneapolis the past week,
returning home Wednesday evening
Our people generally viii regret
to learn that Senator John c. Spooner
is dangerously i'll at his home in Hud-
1 son, from an attack Of malarial fever.
Look in at Oak Hall Clothing Co. 5
window, and see the style Of crayon
picture you can secure of yourself or
member Of family with every So pur-
chase.
Several SHperiorites went to Du-
/ luth " ednesday evening to hear Miss
Willard address the w. c. I. [. con
vention, and all declare themselves
well repaid for their trip.
Mine host Taylor, of The Euclid,
has been under the weather for week
past, from various ailments, but prin-
cipally from rheumatism, and is not
able to be about much now
4 new line of Hats, Bonnets, Plush
/ Velvet Ribbons, Feathers Veillngs
Yarns, and Ladies Underwear Just
! received by.
Miss MINNIE JOHNSON
The iron span for the new Ham
mond Avenue bridge across the Ne
maGji River, which arrived some days
ago, is probably nearly in position by
this time. Another long felt want
supplied.
Policeman Mart. Gallagher re
turned Tuesday evening from a few
days visit at the twin cities, where
/ he took in the races, exposition, etc
and had a good time with friends and
I old school mates he met there.
We forgot to call attention, last
week, to the advertisement Of Mr.
Cha. Lagro, in the TIMES. Mr.. Iagro
is largely interested in real estate
transactions, and all those desiring to
either buy or sell, should consult him,
win .. Baldwin requests US to say
/ that he is now giving all of his time to
/ his East End business and is at all
/ times prepared to take your picture in
The most approved style of the art.
, give him n sitting and get gond Vie
( tare before yea get oil and loMeiy