The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-11-28
LOCAL ATTIRS-
The bay closed Tuesday night for

keeps.
Milk for sale. Enquire OF c. +.
Stone at City Drug Store.
This FRIDAY morning is the coolest
we have had as yet, eight below.
Mr. f. H. Dam is able to be about
! his house and Office once more.
Geo. Foll.S IS putting water into
his residence n Third street.
Mr. Denis Dean returned to Sn-
perior Tuesdty evening, AFTER L visit
III the east of some weeks.
Mr. John Keaough is recovering
from his late mishap nicely, and VII
soon be able TO be about again.
Mrs, Ell. keaoEeh slipped and fell
Ell some ice Il few days ago. She was
! rptty we'll .Ea!lCn u but received no
/ a,r.ouS injGrE.
MI. NaMwarin" ana son who have
I been visiting ut various eastern POINTS
/ the past two weeks, returned 10 Supe-
ri;r Thursday evening,
/ Mrs. Lindbow wishes to 50 out to
] work ly the day TO do washing. iron
! ing. or any kind of Homework. In
/ Guire at Lcano:l' 5 restaurant, 2J6, "
/ Fifth s.
/ The Bay OF Superior is III excellent
! condition COR the skater and about one
hundred Of eur Young peolli enjoyed
il TO the full Thanksgiving afternoon
| and evening.
Miss Eubank. one OF the teachers
/ in the slSon Dewey school. whose
indisrOsitlon was mentioned last week,
got worse and went to her home at
Shell Lake last Saturday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
f.. church VIII meet with Mrs Picker
! ing on West Seventh street, next We'd
nesday afternoon. December ID Work
Will probably be provided
| Mr. J. f. Denham left us Monday
morning for his old home in Kansas to
eat his Thanksgiving dinner with his
parents ana lGlPHuS- lie Will De
! absent some three weeks.
Mr. d. Seaman went down to s..
/ Paul to spend the day Tuesday as 4
guest of the Pioneer Press people. He
/ reports grand time and We have no
| thought of disputing him.
! Mr.. L. F. johnston VIII m ova into
! his handsome new residence on Sixth
! street, the fore part of next week.
4 When are you going to have a regular
! old fashioned house warming, l.. F.
That branch of the Wonan'S Re-
| lief Society located at this end of the
/ city provided good Thanksgiving din
! ners for fifteen families. al they could
/ find that were considered proper sub
/ jects of charity.
jesse b. Thayer, manager of the
| East Superior development company,
! is now resident of superior. His
| family has arrived and they have gone
: to housekeeping in Rosselle Coburn's
residence on Fifth street.
| After the cold snap of list week it
got quite warm and springllke again,
and we got a couple of days of rainy
weather and the bay was once more
cleared of ice, and navigation was not
seriously interrupted until Tuesday
| evening.
The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation of the West End, served an
| elegant dinner to l2S young men who
had no home to go to. After the
dinner a short literary program was
given, all combining to make a very
pleasant day for all interested.
At the Dam manufacturing es-
adjustment the working force is to be
doubled Usually in such institutions
the working force is reduced. if any
thing, AT this season of the year The
necessity for this increase of the force
is pretty good evidence of good times
as well as good WORK.
No one was forgotten Thanksgiv-
ing day The sick III the hospital
were treated to an elegant dinner of
turkey. oysters, fruits and the delaca-
cies of the season And at the jail
Sheriff Kennedy did not forget the
poor unfortunates under his care, and
their dinner bill of fare included roast
turkey. roast beef, cranberry sauce.
minae pie. fruits. nuts, etc, 1t was a
! Thanksgiving day in III Superior