The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-08-10

DR.. II. f. LafIitte was a business
visitor at Ashland and Bayfield, the
past week.
Mrs. Cournoyer and daughter
Stella, are visiting friends in Minnea-
polls this week.
For nice Deviled and Potted Meats
20 to Mrs, MaXim's Just the thing
for picnics and campers.
Miss Myra McVicar, of St. Paul,
is spending her vacation in Superior,
visiting her many friends.
Mr.. Hendricks is up from st. Paul
this week looking after the business of
the Superior Abstract Co.
Mr.. John Lachapelle, one of our
south shore farmers and Lumbermen,
was in the city this week on business.
Miss Lena Putnam, a sister of Mrs,
X. e. Staples, of South Range, has
been visiting in the city this week, the
guest of Miss Kate II. Christie.
Mr.. Thomas Bardon, of Ashland,
was delegate to the waterways con
vention and a visitor at this end of the
city, during the greater part of the
week.
Col. c. II. Rochester sold lot 297
on West 9Th street, few days ago to
a gentleman of st. Paul, for $3.50.
This is a good healthy indication
surely.
Mr.. Rodney Smith is officiating in
Mr.. Johnnie Browns place behind the
bar at James Kane's saloon during
Mr.. Browns absence for few days in
the woods.
Prof. D. c. Robert has our thanks
for mess of excellent new peas
grown by himself. Mr.. Robert has
the finest garden We have seen in the
city this year
Miss Annie Dolby, who left Us
some six years ago for a residence in
Philadelphia, Pa, is IN the city for a
few week visit with her relatives and
numerous friends.
The Superior Abstract Company
has a new '.Ad." in the paper today.
People interested in real estate mat
tiers should consult this firm when
they are examining titles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelles and child, of
Turner, H., are spending 4 few weeks
in our city, guests Of Mr.. l. E John
stons family. Mrs Nelles is a
younger sister of Mrs Johnston.
Charley Lord, Of White Birch. was
in the city this week. lie tells us that
the blueberry crop is very light this
year but that there viii he a good cror
of blackberries. Send us up some
Charley.
The TIMES has, after several inef
fectual attempts, secured a reporter OF
White Birch events. When he get
his hand in a little he will keep us vel
informed of the doings in that necl
{ o'wO0ds
David :. DUrrie, of Madison, sec
rotary of the State Historical Society
is in the city for few days VISITING
his son, Rev. 4 Durrie, of the Con
gregational church The TINES ac
knowledges a pleasant call.
I Mr. I = Jotrcr,,, - b,,i1.4--. =,
a summer home on his lot of land
bordering on Lake st, Croix this coun
I try at White Birch Station on the
Omaha road 1t viii be a grand place
to go for a few days of fishing.
Mr.. E. D. Rubyour has bought tn,
ice house and its contents of Mr.
James Kane and is now prepared I,
deliver ice to all who may need it a
! prices cheaper than ever befor,
thought of. Orders respectfully soil
cited
Mr. Stewart and Mr.. Boggs were
visitors in our city last Monday and
attended the morning session of tle
I Chamber Of Commerce Mr.. Stewart
Is mayor of Dubuque, Iowa. and i
I spending a few weeks at the head O
the lake, taking observations and get
ting pointers for future reference, an,
was delighted with everything he saw
here