The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-28
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LOCAL E-ATIERS

A Snap.-E!ghty acres of good
Pine land. Call 1t this office.
Fred BishotI's new house on ith
street is rapidly nearing completion.
South Superior is very anxious to
have a postolice, and Of course she
will get it.
Mr. Little, Of Madison. was in the
city looking after his real estate in
terests here.
Mrs. Phil Harris has been very
sick this week, but is considered out OF
danger now.
Mr. =. c. Sills has accepted a
position with the real estate firm Of
Badgley and Chandler.
Rev. Starkweather is able to be
oilt after his late severe illness, but
still coughs pretty badly.
Mss Anna Butler, Who has been
spending some weeks at her Madison
home has returned to Superior.
Mr.. Joan Bradshaw, Of River
Falls, is in the city, and attended
the old settlers picnic " ednesday.
W. I. Judson, a student Of Ham
line University, is IN the city visiting
friends and is the guest OF Mr.. Silis.
Mr. Catlin tells us that work on
his row of elegant tenement houses 10
go UP on 9TH street Will soon egin.
Work on the Satticton avenue
sewer was begun this week and VIII be
pushed through as rapidly as possible.
The three first days of this week
week were hot enough to make a South
Carolina day hunt shade from sheer
envy.
The population Of Douglas county
will foot up about lt,ooo, of which
number about l2,000 are living within
the city limits.
Rev Davis is in attendance upon
the Ministerial and Epworth League
convention which is in session in the
city of Ashland.
The pipe for the water supply has
been distributed along Second street,
and when laid the street Will be ready
! for the pavement.
Mr.. Thomas Bardon, of Ashland,
came up to the hub Thursday eve
ming tor a few days visit with his
! family and friends.
Quarterly Meeting At the NJ. I.
| Church next Sunday. Love Feast al
| 1000 Il. IN. Children's Day exercises
in the evening at o'clock.
| -Chas c. Finkler, representing the
Detroit Heating x Lighting Co, IS III
/ the city looking after the work III
/ Mayor Pattison' new house.
Capt. Marcy is no, yet able to set
up, bat the danger point is thought %
/ BE- passed The Capt is having 4
] pretty hard time OF it for a fact.
i \ freight train cf fourteen ears
got ditched at the Amnlcon river CT
! the y f. line Thursday morning. No
/ particular damage except to ears, and
i delay of trains.
i Capt. ]. NJ Paine. wife and dangh.
! ter, Of Minneapolis, and l.. Ed DaTi.
son. wife and daugeter. OF Perham
| Mimi, are visiting Mrs. J. u. Robbie
Al Nemadji Villa.
Mrs. Wickstrom is very sick at
/ This time, though thought 10 be some
/ better than in the fore part Of the
week At one time il was thought
. She could not live.
/ Mrs. u c. Robert has been very
] i'll this week. ana on Tuesday it WAS
/ thought she could not survive the day.
She is better to-day and her full re
coyery is confidently assured.
The Consolidated Land Company has
begun its building campaign. The re-
suit VIII lie about twenty new
houses. and these viii be sold on the
installment plan to al who want 10
buy
Mr.. l.. u. Newton, Of The City
drug store, has made excavation on
tie rear end Of the corner let's on
Becker and Third streets, facing Beck
er avenue. for new drug store bull-
ing. \ very good location. We be
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