The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-26
The Superior Times.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF DOUGLAS COUNTY
Saturday, April 26, 1890.
LOCAL

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Mr. H. 4. George is spending a
part of this week in Fon du Lac, Wis.
/ Street Commissioner Oberg has
appointed Earnest Dorp his assistant
in the First ward.
Mr. James Collier has been quite
dangerously i'll the past two weeks, but
was some better at last accounts.
Millinery goods of every kind at
Mrs. Pascoe's.
Mrs. d. III. Perry has returned
| from a visit with her parents at
Phoenix, Mich.
Mr.. S. W Whitemor, of Albany,
y. y, is in the city this week picking
up few snaps" in real estate.
Alderman McEachern is the
Holman of the Superior Council.
! He is a chronic collector" McEach
ern must 90 next time.
Miss Sara L. Severance, teacher in
! the kindergarten department of the
~
run of fever is feared.
Rev. a J. Davis went to Ashland
Thursday last to attend to business
connected with church matters. lie
viii return today.
The Postoffice news stand Is now
ready for business. Leave your orders
for any and all papers and periodicals
you may wish to buy.
Handkerchief laces, embroider
les, etc, at Mrs. Pascoe's.
DIR. Slaughter is off for visit
with friends in the East for two or
three weeks It Will be lonesome
times while the doctor is gone.
sheriff Wickstrom took three men
into his safe keeping last Wednesday
for catching trout for the markets.
They have not yet had hearing.
Extensive preparations are being
perfected for the observance of Me
mortal dav, We shall probably be able
to give a fun program next week.
Mrs. F. J. McMahon and sister
Miss Estella Lafiitte returned home
Wednesday evening from a three
weeks visit with friends in St Paul.
Shoes Of the latest styles and the
| best quality at Mrs. Pascoe's.
Miss Luna Christie returned from
her visit with friends at Chippewa
Falls Thursday evening. She left Mr..
| Wright's family in the enjoyment of
good health
Rev 4 Durrie and l. W Gates
have been in Chippewa Falls good
part of this week attending a meeting
of the Presbytery. They returned
home Thursday morning.
Buy your Pianos and Organs Of
n ID. tOoN, a man WHO IS investing
his money here in Your midst. Send
! for Circulars, EauC Claire Wis. w
An elegant line Of b0nnetS, hats,
! ribbons. etc. for ladies head wear at
! Mrs. P,tscoe's.
Mr.. Langley is putting i'll the
/ foundation for a new store building
on Second street adjoining his present
/ location. \ good evidence of worldly
prosperity.
Stockholders in the Building and
Loan Association viii take notice that
! the regular annual meeting for the
( election Of officers will take place at
! the Office Of the secretary on Monday
| evening, May 9TH
Mrs. ". &. Coleman received a
/ telegram u ednesday morning an
/ noImcing the death of her aged moth
| CT, at the old home in Pennsylvania,
/ Mrs. Colman contemplates starting
/ East Monday morning.
1t is reported that Mr.. ]. \,
! Strong VIII soon become manager of
/ the Broadway hotel at the West End,
and that the house Will soon be opened
1t is also rumored that the house Will
doubled in It's present capacity.
John Bardon, cashier of the Bank
of superior, seems TO be the best shot
in these parts. lie came in from tie
bay Thursday morning with thirteen
nice ducks ana declares he did not get
them from any middle man"
BIN Munro is not as much alone
in the council as he was last year.
From solitary kicker to the pres
ilencv of that body is sudden whirl
in fortune. AID. McEachern VIII now
proceed to do the kicking trapeze act
Inter Ocean.
MIR. d. f. Crouch and daughter
Eva, who have been spending the
winter i'll this city visiting relatives
left for their home in Dakota
last Monday evening. They are old
Superiorites and have many friend;
here who are sorry to see them so.
~ X ->tatisticln Flower has beer
recalled from Washington where h,
has been the past three months mis-
representing the people of this city al
the expense Of said people This is In,
man. 50 we are informed, who IS TO b,
editor in chief of the Evening Tele
gram.
Our second daily paper, the Lead
er, expects to make its bow before
the Superior footlights next week
Our city Will then be well supple,
with daily papers, and our greatness
will no longer be doubted. We wi>l
all such brave adventures unlimite,
success.