The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-07-13
The work on the outside of the
school house is almost done.

The work on the outside of the
school house is almost done
Mrs Geo. t. Uolcomb has been
quite seriously i'll for the week, but is
much improved now
Tuesday was a regular ''bleak
November" day, but Wednesday melt
ed it out of all memory.
The heavy rains Of the past week
have settled the dirt in the sewer and
water trenches in fine shape
Geo. Mason is a sub contractor on
the hospital building. lie viii do the
eXcayating for the basement.
The -Four in Hand Club viii meet
with the Misses Lou and Lottie John
ston next Tuesday afternoon.
1t is said that our city contains
just a few men who were foolish
enough to bet money on the sullivan
Kilrain fight.
Louis Reeves, one Of the Clothing
Kings Of Minneapolis, was in the city
ON Thursday with a view of investing
in some Of our realty.
Mr.. Richie did not get away last
Monday as advertised, but expects to
shake the Superior dust from his feet
the first of next week.
Six Of the ringleaders in the Du-
Iuth riot were arraigned for examina-
ton at Duluth this morning, Friday.
The charge is Rioting."
Nh. and Mrs. J. c. LOUDER nee
Horton) Of Trap. Dakota are visiting
in the city, guests Of Mrs, o. A. Brit
ton, Mrs. Louber's sister.
FOR SALE-Two nice lots (corner)
in Ontario Addition to West Superior.
At a bargain, for tW0-thirds cash, bal
lance in one and two years.
Mr. Z. \. King re-opened the Su-
parior House, on Second street, last
Monday, and is once more prepared to
care for the weary traveller.
Dan. Young, guardian Of the fire
hall, has moved his family to the cor
ner of Becker and 18th streets, very
convenient location for his business,
Mrs. y. c. Hayward, one of the
pioneer citizens of Superior but of late
years a resident of Bayfield, is visiting
IN the city, a guest of Mrs. S b.
Anderson.
w Id strawberries are ripe. The
crop is said to be quite abundant
but the fruit IS rather small an account
of the cold and backward spring we
have had
Mr. Ogilyie, our merchant tailor,
has an Ad. in the TIMES today which
Will interest all OF you. Look at it
and then call at his place of business
for further facts.
Before buying lumber don't fail to
see The Edwards s. McCulloch Lumber
Co, West Superior They make
bottom prices and will save you
money. Corner 10th and Oaks
MIR. Thomas Bardon, Of Ashland,
spent a day in town last week and then
proceeded ON his way to Tower. lie
VIII be in Superior again for day or
two before returning to Ashland
The heaviest thunderstorm this
section of the country has witnessed
in a long time was that Of last Sunday
night. 1t was a soaker and no mis-
take, and loggers are happy as The
streams must all be full.
Mr. William Chandler, of Min
neapolis Mimi, is in the city visiting
his daughter Mrs. \. 6. Descent, and
looking after his real estate interests
here. lie IS hale and hearty old gen
tlamen Of 50 years, and is as sangaine
OF great things for Superior, and as
enthusiastic over present bright pro
spec,, as the youngest of Us.
Mrs Z. r, Otis and three dauch.
tiers, accompanied by her sister and
husband and two SONS were in the CITY,
guests of Mr.. f. r. Otis, during the
the Fourth. They returned to their
home after enjoying a pleasant visit.
We shall have to insist upon 1Er Otis
building him q residence and bringing
his family here to I've permanently.