The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-07-19

ion was a delightful one.
The Moonlight Excursion with
the moon left OUT of W ednesday even
was very pleasant occasion and quite
well attended. The society realized a
profit of about $500 from the trip.
Mr.. Arch. n. McClague is among
the late arrivals to register as re-
| cruit to the ranks Of the real estate
and loan agency business. He will
divide his time between the East and
West ends for the time being.
d. W Bogrt, J. and z. McCallan
all of New York City, are visiting in
Superior, guests of Mr.. l.. F. Johnston
Mr.. B0gart is brother-in- law of Mr.
Johnston, and left this week for a
visit to L. c ,ma, Washington.
Guess We have forgot to mention
that County Treasurer Bishoff got
moved into his new residence on 4th
street and Hollingshead. If you can't
get any one to answer the door bell at
the old place, try it at the new home
Mrs Harry Parker, of Dedham,
about Is miles from here shot and
killed a large black bear a few days
ago. She shot him with her husband s
Winchester. The bear weighed
nearly 400 pounds. Brave woman
that
The storm which visited Lake
Pepin last Sunday evening stands with
out a parallel in the destruction of
life on inland waters. The story of it
VIII be found on cur first page. The
storm king is making a fearful record
this year.
-Messrs. Foley & Casey are the sue
ccssors to Theo. T. Smith in the Flour,
Feed and Grain business Of this city
The new proprietors took possession
this week and the TIMES extends a
cordial Welcome to our city, and bust
ness circles.
Rev c. s. Starkweather left us
for Meridian, Miss, on Tuesday last to
look after some business matters. He
VII be absent until the first of Sep
TENDER, during which time his pulpit
Will be filled by Rev. Cawthorne, of
the West End.
Frank l.. Perrin, one of River
Falls bright young attorneys, visited
the city this week and liked the looks
of things SO well that he has decided to
locate here and engage in the practice
Of his profession. The TIMES extends
a hearty welcome.
The TIMES has just added to the
other attractions of its office nice
new 80 inch Leader paper cutter,
which enables it to fill its orders with
neatness and dispatch even better
than before For good job work leave
your orders at the TINES Office.
-Mahoncy, the second burglar who
has been enjoying the inequalities of
our very nice hospital, was called up
for examination last Wednesday and
in default of bail was sent to the
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soon take up his residence at Waupun.
In response to very general de-
mand for popular edition of Walter
Besant's well-hnown novel, All Sorts
and Conditions Of Men, Messrs. liar
per & Brothers announce the immedi.
ate issue of that work as the next addi-
~ I II,
1t is said that fifty working men
had to leave the East End of town
last ednesday evening because they
could not find a place to sleep. 1t is 4
great pity that we can have neither no.
tel or boarding house accommodations
for the people who would like to stop
here.
The Wcstendcrs held another
school meeting Thurflay afternoon.
1t WAS the most disgraceful affair ever
held III the city. The proposition to
vote bonds to the amount of 5000 600
was defeated, SO the tax payers are
safe for Il few months longer. For
Siittlilt, Sc!lileiilcu.
The Milwaukee Industrial Exposi
ton VIII open on Sept. Sd. The people
of the state should unite in making
the Exposition grand success, and
to this end Superior ought to be repre-
sented there. 1t might be we'll for
our Chamber of Commerce to help the
matter along little.
DR.. Bridgman, president of Ham
line University, WAS visitor III our
city this week The doctor has the
honor of presiding over the best insti-
tuition of learning in the northwest,
and he is an unceasing worker in It's
interest. Under such general, Ham
line is sure to prosper.
Mr. n Lucius Jr., one of the lead
ing men of White Birch, was in the
clts last Saturday and made the TIMES
a pleasant call, He reports the fishing
i'll the lake good, and the visitors as
numerous this season. White Birch
is becoming very fashionable and
popular summer resort.
The revolving wheels of the ferry
boat Hattie Lloyd brought up the body
of an unknown man IN the Tower Bay
slip Thursday morning. 1t proved to
be the body of VIM. Rust who was
drowned probably Saturday evening,
+ as he was then seen near that place in
a badly intoxicated condition.
Louis A. Larson, one of the strik-
ers arrested for interfering with Ia
/ borers." had his trial by jury last Tues
day The jury was out but short
time when verdict of guilty was
brought in The fine imposed was 81
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