The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-07-26
LOCAL MA TTERS.
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The Leamon building on Fifth
street is receiving the plaster.
Josiah Smith spent day or two in
st. Paul this week looking after busl-
ness matters.
Rev. and Mrs ~ Durrie enter
tanned a party Of friends Wednesday
evening at the parsonage.
Mr. Taylor's new residence on cor
ner of Twelfth street and Becker ave
nue. is almost ready for occupancy.
Mr. Searles is showing his new
residence along on Fourth street be
tween IIollingshead and Nettleton
avenues.
Mrs and Miss Durrie, mother and
sister of Rev. A. Durrie of this city,
will return to their home at Madison
next Monday.
Why don't the contractors put a
larger force of men onto their East
End street work and not keep the
WORK uTaSSIlS along So:
The main walls of the Descent
block are up and the cross walls will
be done in few days. The brick work
will commence next week.
The Wisconsin editors will be
with us next Tuesday and Wednesday.
Let all lend helping hand i'll the
work of entertaining them.
-Theo B. Smith bought a fine driv-
ING horse this week Few towns in the
country as new as Superior can turn
out as many fine horses as Superior.
Mrs. Capt. Marcy and children
have returned from Boston where they
spent the winter. They will soon oc-
cupy their new residence on Second
street
The great strike of the mill men
at Ashland is ended on a compromise
basis. About. 1900 men were inter
ested, and nearly all have gone back
to work.
The Superior Base Ball Club of the
West End got cleaned out badly last
Tuesday by the Ishpemings. The
game was for 1925 and the score stood
ii to against the home nine.
Mr.. Oscar Anderson arrived III this
city the forepart of this week, direct
from Sweden lie Is brother of Mr.
John Anderson, bookkeeper for Neil
Smith, and expects TO make this his
future home.
L. f Johnston has decided to be-
gin to enjoy life, and as starter he
bought nice carriage horse this week
l.. F. is great lover of horsetlesh and
no doubt he will enjoy himself with
his new purchase.
Albert Soderland who has been
spending few days in the city visit
ing his parents and friends, returned
to Milwaukee Wednesday morning.
Albert has good position in jewel
nv store and is doing well.
The second game of ball between
the Supporters and the Ishpemings was
PLAYED on Wednesday, and resulted as
disastrously as the first, except that
both teams played better and the score
was not so large, being TO 1.
The fellow who picked Judge
Cloughs pocket finally gave his name
as George Weston. He appeared be
fore the Court "Wednesday morning
and asked for an adjournment until
today. Saturday. and in default OF
81 900 bail he remains i'll confinement
Mrs. Otis and three daughters, of
ST Paul. are in the city visiting the
husband and father, Major +. Il. Otis.
and the Major wears a smile as broad
As a palm leaf fan. lie also expects
his son and wife here in a few days,
and then we suppose his JOY viii know
no bounds.
-Mavor Pattison is still looking
after an artesian well at the location
of his new residence. He Is now down
something over 700 feet and is still IN
4 fine grade of sand stone The drill
at the steel plant at the West End is
now down about 400 feet without the
desired result