The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-27

Mrs l. W. Burhans is very sick.
Don't forget the oyster supper
next Wednesday evening.
Architect J. r. de Ward spent
most of last week in st. Paul and Min
neapClis.
Mrs. Oliver, mother of II. S. Oh
liver arrived here from England this
week, and will spend the winter In Su-
perior.
-Typewrit;ng materials of all kinds
kept in stock or ordered promptly, at
the post Office news stand.
MIR. \. c. Hinckley returned
from the East Thursday morning.
He reports very pleasant time.
States, copy books, scratch pads,
pencils, etc, for the scholars at the
post Office news stand.
DR.. f. T. Gauvrcau reports the
birth of little baby girl at Mr.. Josepe
Fishers on West Ninth street East
Superior.
We have been having week of
beautiful weather and the builders and
street men have showed things along
pretty lively
The latest thing out in the map
line for city or county can be found at
the post Office news stand
The cases of scarlet fever reported
iagt week are all well now and no new
cases have been discovered to our
knowledge.
Attorney Runnells says his family
VII arrive in Superior from the East
next week, and they will reside on
West Third street.
Mrs Swineford, wife of editor
Swineford, of the Morning Leader, has
been quite i'll for some days past, but
is much better today.
Rev. Chas Irish former pastor of
the NJ. Z. Church at Superior is now a
resident of Washington u. G. and has
a government position there,
Mrs. Hiram Hayes and niece, ac-
companied by two of Mrs. Bradshaw
daughters, are Wishing in Minneapolis
and seeing the exposition sights.
Mr. A. X. Smith has commenced
the erection of a dwelling house on
West Third street near Capt Marcey's.
Contractor Grout has the job of build
ing
Oscar A. Nielsen now sues Mr..
VIM Hendricks for 500, 900 damages
fer malicious prosecution for embaZ-
element. Also Mr.. Owen Murphy for
+: 100.
ANrED-Onc second grade teacher
for town Of Brule. Full particulars
can lie obtained 10y addressing.
Mrs. {. 5. HOWARD,
Poplar, Wis.
The city bakery, on Fifth street
Mr. Thos Leamon proprietor, has got
its new oven III operation and Is again
ready to supply our people with nice
fresh bread, pies, cakes, etc.
Rev. S. ". IpGham will remain in
charge of the NJ f. church at the
West End for another wear, an ar
rangement that viii he alike satisfac-
tory to him and his congregation.
Mr. Frank Mcri>sett, of IIough-
ton, Mich, an old time resident of S;u-
perior and property holder, is III the
city for few days visiting friends
and looking after his interests here.
Mrs. Pascoe has been off to the
eastern markets the past week to pur-
chase her fall stock of Millinery goods.
The new stock will be ready for in
spect;on By the first OF the week. Call
and see styles,
There will be services in the NJ. F.
church tomorrow morning, and prob
ably in the evening We are not,
however, prepared to say who VIII fill
the pulpit, as the appointments have
not been given
We are not officially notified but
we can announce just the same, that
Rev. 4. J. Davis will continue to min
lister i'll spiritual things from the NJ.
f. pulpit, East End, for the ensuing
year. It's well.
Mr. Frank Anders who resided for
some time here with his family on 5th
street, and who removed year ago to
North Dakota, is now insane and has
been taken to the asylum at James
town Dakota for treatment.
We do hope that some one who
knows how to run good dry goods
business will soon locate this end of
the city. Cur people have got tired of
selecting from ole second hand stocks,
and a good store would pay here.
WANTED-A boy about Is years of
age to learn the printing business.
The editor viii continue to do the
hossins ana loafing, SO if You don't
want to work and learn something
dan apply at the TIMES OFFICE.
Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS Smith are
boarding 1t Mr.. Rozelle Coburn's on
West 9Th street. Mr.. SIN. tn is an at
torney and has his Off ,e at the West
End. Mrs Smith is sister of Rev.
John Haw. 4 former pastor of the NJ
+. Church here.
Why can't we have a gym oSium
here this winter? There are several
gentlemen in this city who have signi-
Gel their MillinmnaSS to nntrihnta L.,