The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17
]. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Publisher.
LOCAL

repairs. grippe.
That was beautiful snow storm
we had yesterday.
&C. L. Catlin made visit to St.
Paul last Wednesday.
Ribbons, all shades and widths,
and latest patterns, at Mrs. Pascoe's
d. r. Long. of the West End,
made us a pleasant call Thursday after
noon.
The sale of lands for delinquent
taxes begins next Tuesday morning at
10 clock.
New hats, latest things out. also
beautiful flowers in endless variety at
Mrs. Pascoe's.
-Henvis & Co, have a new adver-
tlsement in today's paper. Good bar
gains in real estate.
An elegant line of new Millinery
goods in all its departments Just re-
ceived by Mrs. Pascoe.
Mr.. and Mrs John Collins are
both quite seriously i'll at their home
corner of Nettleton and Third.
Mr. Dan Kennedy returned to his
Superior home Monday last and is
again ready for business ventures.
Mr.. Christie, our typo, has had a
hard tussel with pneumonia, but is
now out of danger and is able to sit up
a little.
A new team has been put into the
fire department stalls at this end of
the line They have not had trial
run yet.
DR.. I.afIitte has begun work on
his new tenement house on Sixth
street, of which mention was made
last week
Rev. \. J. Davis will conduct the
quarterly meeting exercises at Ash
land tomorrow, for Presiding Elder
BUSHNELL
WANTED-a good kitchen girl. One
that can cook. Enquire of c. c. Cap
ron, on Fifth street, in Tinckham
building.
The West Enders have turned
Tower avenue into race course
When someone gets hurt it will not be
so funny.
DIR. Gauvreau has got pretty sore
hand. 1t is blood poison contracted
while dressing a wound on patient
at the hospital
Oxford Ties are the incest and
best for ladies and children's wear. \
large and elegant supply just received
by Mrs. PaScoe.
The young people Of the Epworth
League give social at the VI. +. par
sonage this, Friday, evening. All are
cordially invited.
Mr.. Thos. Leamon has broke
ground for his hew business house on
Fifth street. We have not seen the
plans but the cost Will be about s., 600
Mr. W kloster. of Illinois is in
the city visiting his brother Mr. e. \
kloster. manager of the Cottonwood
Lumber Company,s yard at this point.
j c. Henvis s Co. have been
their Office this week. \ good indica-
ton that business is brisk and profit
able with them.
Mrs. W. G.. Coleman having so far
recovtred as to be able to travel left
for TIE home of her father III Pennsyl-
vania, Thursday morning. Size VIII
be absent some weeks.
With this issue we complete the
publication of the tax list, and we VIII
again have more room for reading
matter, and, to our subscribers at
least, of Il more interesting character.
-Tln long looked for dredge arrived
at the forge works Thursday after
noon and the work of filling in the
swamp began Friday morning. They
expect to be running in another week.
The little two year old son of Mr.
day \ year ago the little one was
thrown from its wagon and received
injury to the spine, which has resulted
IN death.
John A Bardon spent a day or
two in Ashland this week, Mr.
Thomas Bar,lon, who has been at Hot
Springs. Arkansas, for some weeks,
has returned to Ashland much i'm
proved III health.
Mr. JOS G. lIenvis Will in few
DAYS occupy the cottage on Sixth
>Cnage, We expect TO make Metho-
dist OF Mr. Iienvis before We get
through with him.
The work OF repairing the NJ. z
church at this end of the city was be
gun on the inside Thursday morning
and as the work is not completed
there viii he no services of any kind
held there tomorrow,
Mrs. Pascoc wants all her lady
friends to cali in an,. inspect her new
goods Of All kinds. and She will try and
demonstrate to them that it is no
longer necessary TO send away for
goods on account Of either price or
quality.
Tho latest importation of trotting
stock is Il fine looking bay with black
points. received over the Omaha road
Thursday afternoon by Mr.. l.. ID.
Newton OF the City Drug Store. 1t IS
nice animal and is said to have a
good record as a trotter.
MIR. and Mrs. Colbeck lost their
infant son Thursday evening. 1t WAS
taken Thursday afternoon with very
severe attack of inflammation OF the
lungs which resulted fatally in few
hours time The hereayed family
have the sympathy Of all III their loss.
Mothers in Fiction" as found in
the works of Tina ckeray, Dickens.
George Elliot, Reade. Collins, the
author of John Halifax Gentleman.
and some American authors Will he
subject of an ESSAY. 10y Helen JAY, in
the number of IIarper's Bazaar to be
published May 18th.
The family of Mr. Black, who lost
everything by the fire have been
pretty we'll cared fer by our people. y
subscription paper WAS started and
literally signed, and the family fitted
out with clothing and something to
live on. Their greatest trouble now Is
II get rooms TO live in.
The Springfield Republican thinks
that Thomas \. Janyier III some re
SpeCts ,oUt-Riders ilaggarti" in his
Romance pf Tho y-In rTraoSY1~a