The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-08-02
LOCAL
Mrs. Geo. F. Holcomb is quite sicl


Mr. Brockway of Eagle River,
Mich, has been visiting his sister
here, Mrs Geo. Perry, the past week
The foundations for the Descent
block will be about finished today, and
the brick laying will begin next week
Mrs. E. A. McKenney, daughter
of Rev. A. J. Davis, returned to her
home a. Beaver Falls, Mimi, this
week.
Miss NJ. B. Hayes, of Boston, is
visiting in the city, the guest of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Hiram
Hayes.
Mr.. Board of st. Paul, represent
ing the Northern Pacific interest in
the Consolidated Land Company, is IN
the city.
M. Williams, prominent business
man and an ex-printer, of Albany, n
y, is IN the city, a guest of Mr.. Van
DerZee.
james Bardon, acting president
of the Consolidated is In st. Paul at
tending a meeting of the Board of
Directors.
On Wednesday Chicago had a fire
at the foot of Michigan street which
destroyed nearly million dollars worth
of property.
-Deviled Ham,
g Chicken,
Tongue, at Mrs. MAXIM'S.
John w. Bradshaw, wife and son,
of River Falls are spending a week or
two IN the city visiting their numer-
Gus friends.
ID. w. Washburn of Minneapolis,
and his niece Miss Buchanan of Sioux
City, were drowned while bathing in
Lake Minnetonka on Wednesday,
Mrs. E. G. Clark, Of Washington
D. c., is visiting old time friends III
this city. Mrs. Clark is the guest of
Mrs. ii. W. Shaw while in the city.
The New York murderer KEN
mler, viii pay the price Of his crime
next Tuesday with his own life. The
electric system of execution will be
used.
ID. +. Roberts wants to be a grang-
er and is now off in the Eerm;llion
country looking up a claim or a SNAP
of some kind. lie Will be absent about
ten days.
-Boneless Chicken, Potted Meats
and Relishes for picnics and lunches
at Mrs MAXIM's.
st. Paul, also, is to have a recount
of her population. 1t is barely posi-
bic that some day we may know about
how many people actually reside i'll the
twin cities.
by what authority or right does
the Omaha railroad company constant
ly and at VIII blockade Becker avenue
at its Ninth street crossing: 1t is
time this thing was stopped
The seventh annual convention Of
the Society of Christian Endeavor was
held at the West End this week. The
attendance was large and the session
both pleasant and profitable one,
Our Land Company has decided to
improve The Euclid hotel somewhat,
but to just what extent is not yet
made public. Its present capacity
should at least be doubled to start
with.
DR. Charles Waldstein, of the
American School at Athens, will con
per's Weekly a paper describing the
recent excavations and discoveries at
Delphi.
Mr.. Bremen and daughter. OF
Michigan, are visiting in the city for
few days. Mr.. Bremen is a brother
of Mrs James Newton and this is the
first visit they have enjoyed for twenty
five years.
The death messenger visited The
home of Sheriff Wickstrom on Monday
last and took his infant son. Mrs
Wickstrom is still very sick, and the
sheriff has the sympathy of all i'll his
great affiiction.
The heaviest rainfall of the season
came upon us Wednesday morning
from five to seven o'clock when there
was no disputing that the floodgates
of heaven were opened wide. The
play of the tightening and roar of the
| thunder was both grand and terrible
Theodore Roosevelt will contribute
| to Iarper's Bazaar, published July p,
review Of Mrs. Clusters new book
| Following the Guidon. The same
/ number of the Bazaar will contain Miss
| Elizabeth Bisland'S second paper on
An American Woman's First Season
f! in London"
| "A woman of the town named Blake
| who came SO near perishing in the
flames when the old lookup burned
last winter. got into an alteration
with Mrs. Jones at the West End
| last Tuesday afternoon and struck hel
on the head with a beer mug Mrs
Jones will probably die
All our people Will sympathisc
/ with Mr. and Mrs. w f. Street, OF
/ the West End in the loss of their little
six-year- old daughter Alice, which oc-
! Cured "Wednesday morning at the
home of Mrs, Streets parents At st.
Cloud, Mimi She was bright little
girl and the JOY of the household
Mr.. F. III. Carson and daughter
Lottie, of Hastings. Mimi, are in the
city for few days visit with friends.
Mr.. Carson was recently manager OF
the Northern Pacific business at this
point, and We are sorry to say he is
in very poor health resulting from his