The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-03-02

The County Commissioners meet
next Monday
Mrs Thomas Doherty, of Brule,
spent last Sunday with friends in town.
-sateens l5-2o-25 & 50 at
IDELLS
The weather prophets tell us that
the coolest weather is passed for this
winter.
DO you want a first class uncoIored
Japan Tear Go to MoRRIsoN's.
The Ladies Guild viii meet with
Mrs. 2. E. Bradshaw, next Thursday,
March, eth.
The warm sunshine we have had
this week has completely used up what
little sleighing we did have.
S, Z. Tubbs. Commander of our
Post G. \. r., attended the Depart
ment Encampment at Milwaukee, last
week and reports fayorably
The Woman's Relief Society VIII
hold its next monthly meeting at Hotel
Tower, on Monday March 4th, at ,
O'Clock.
Per ORDER OF PRIEST.
DO you want the finest coffee in
Americas 60 to MORRISON
sos Tower Ave,
The &C" supper given at the Mic
oIIet House Tuesday evening by the
ladies of the Episcopal church was
pleasant affair and Melted the society
something over $50.
For lame back and chest use Shi-
eloh'S Forus plaster, Price , cents.
Sold ny L. u. Newton.
Miss Matte Bradshaw entertained
some eight or ten young ladies at af-
ternoon tea last Saturday afternoon.
OF course they had a splendid time,
they always do when they go to Miss
Bradshaw's home.
1t took the Court and lawyers the
most Of Monday and until noon Tues
day, to find enough men to their liking
to make q jury in the Italian murder
trial. Lots of excellent jury material
was thrown aside for the most trivial
reasons.
-" Hackmetack' a lasting and fra
grant perfume Price u to 30 cents
Sold 10y l.. ID. Newton
Mr.. Houser, the boy preacher, who
expected to have been with us all of
this week, was called home by tele-
gram Monday evening, on account If
the serious illness Of his wife. He
writes that his wife is better ID that
all being well he viii be with us again
this, Friday evening, and remain with
Us through next week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the N.
T. Church viii hold its regular meet
ing with Mrs. Neil Smith next We'd
nesday afternoon All the members
are urgently requested to be present
and any who viii join, viii be very
welcome. \ full attendance Is de
sired as there is important business to
GENE before the society.
Next Monday, March 4th, VIII be
quite an eventfuI day in our history.
Our Board of County Commissioners
VIII meet then; our Chamber Of Com
merce viii held its session at 1880 \.
NJ: our Woman's Relief Society come
on at 2P. NJ; and if the managers do
not make q failure of it, President
Harrison VIII be inaugurated-
-Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
care sold by rs on a guarantee /
Cures C0nsUmI ton Sold by l. d
Newton.
Rev. II c. Myers and architect
Carl Worth, Of the West End, went to
II. Paul Monday last, and before their
return viii visit Wmona, Lacrosse,
Madison ana Milwaukee, to inspect the
church edifces in those places, and viii
incorporate their best features into the
plans for the new Methodist church to
be built on the corner of Cumming and
Eleventh street, this season. The new
edffce is to cost 81, 900, a large portion
Of which sum has already been sub
scribed. and the work VIII begin as
soon IS the frost Is out Of the ground
DO You want an immense" For
mosa OoIong Teae Go to MORRISON 5
The electric light company has
been putting some new burners into
some of our business houses which are
! a great Improvement over the old ones,
and for inside lights are reasonably
. comretent But il continues to be an
/ outrage upon a patient public to be so
I heavily taxed for these lights for street
purposes, for in that capacity they are,
and always viii be, a magnificent fail
ure. If individuals want 10 use them,
+ we have no objection. bu, We do objec.
+ t. being taxed 10 maintain them for
street purposes, and our council should
i drop the chief of police question long
enough TO give this matter Z little at
s teatioa.