The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-08-23
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Mrs. J. c. Jackson left rs on We'd
neSday evening for Il pro racteI visit
with friends ont III Colorado. she
Will p IA oiy be a15ely uatil the holli
day season
Some Of those Who got up early
Tuesday morning say they SAW the
iir>t frost Of the season. II was not
nipping enough however to do any
noticeable damage.
-Eontlaes Chicken, Pottel Mea S
and hyllshes fer p:cnics and lunch' 5
at Mas. MAXlM's.
-Nessrs. j c. Jackson and l.. NJ
Searlcs spent Il day or two out at the
I,rule looking for trout this week, and
now they are loaded with fish stories if
not wish fish bones.
The members Of the Episcopal So
riety are enjoying an excursion to
Fond du Lac on steamer Barker today,
Friday. The steamer took out /. large
and happy thr2ng.
Mr.. Chisholm, one Cf st Pauls
finest architects, Mr.. Neil Smiths
handsome residence beng 4 specimen
OF his work, is in the city for Il week
or two. and may decide to locate here.
Comfy Treasurer Bishoff has been
spending a week or more on the Cana
diam side of the line visiting some Of
his old friends at Port Arthur, and
probably buying up Il silver mine or
two.
Grafton Mason returned Friday
l. +
IL meet Mrs. Boteler, mother OF Mrs.
Botel2r Will remain here two or three
months.
Mr.. Allan TcrBush last week
II. n ;fercd himself from The " est End
II the counting room III J. +. Bishoii' :
hardware store We are all glad t.
see Allan back to this end OF the city
once more.
a good force Of wnrkm"n are nj
ing NJ the brick on the Descent block
in great shane. If we can get few
DAYS OF clear weather that structure
viii soon hc thing Of beauty" as
well is a joy to its owner.
The population Of this great Am
erican nation. If the census takers can
nj all lie relied upon, Will be very close
to 81. tT09. 900 people. Let lis hope that
L aggregate fcotinSs have not been
arrived al on the Minneapolis plan.
Owing 10 the bad weather and tho
small force cf worl<men employed The
work on the Nttlleton street sewer
progresses very s;owls and if Il keeps
ON at the present rate we VIII pro!ab.
~ have Il chance 10 use il about next
August.
The fathers Of the city to the mum
Der Of ahoUt twenty-five met nj the
West End Wednesday evening and
organized union under the American
Federation Of Labor Frank Deck
WAS elected president and VIM. Smith
secretary.
MIR. l.. VI. Searles has resigned the
position Of Agent for the American
Express Co. and NJ. Geo. 0rilyle, OF
the firm OF ogilyie 4 Sidney has been
appointed To fill the vacancy. The
office is now located on the corner OF
Second street and Becker avenue.
William O5ilyio, our Merchant
! Taylor. has begun work on his new
business house To be located on Thomp.
son avenue, just north of The Euclid.
Il VIII he 1IN5il two stories hi.a an |
brick yeniered, the second story To E2
used for offices ard tenement roams.
Mr.. Thomas NeFhew, postmaster
at Maple. this county. received the sad
information ednes,lay evening that
his mother had died the day previous
She was aged about g years, and WAS
former resident of Duluth, hut foT
some years past has been living near
Cro0kst0n \ D
Bishop Flasch. Of II Crosse, is in
the city this week IN consultation
with the building committee or the
Catholic church regarding the new
church to he built here. Cne OF the
points Il be overcome is the location
for the new structure. Work on the
foundation viii probably soon tegin.
ane the Snperstructure viii not 50 II
. until next season probably.