The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-18
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Rev. II. C. Austin, of Missouri, is
spending few weeks in Superior with
his son, Hugh W. Austin, Esq.
Mr.. Lincoln, one of our real estate
rustlers, is quite sick and is being
cared for at st. Francis hospital.
Mr.. J. w Taylor who has been
spending some weeks in the east on
business and pleasure, returned to his
home here yesterday morning.
Mrs. f T. Manwarning and some
of the children left Wednesday morn
ing for visit with friends at Menomi
nee They will be absent two or three
weeks
Mr. Manwaring who has been in
the Sout for some time III the interests
OF the Consolidated Land Co, is home
again The result of his missionary
work has not get been made public.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mcleod lost
their infant son last Saturday morn
ing, from whooping cough. 1t was
buried from their residence on Second
street at o clock Sunday afternoon.
L. r. Johns; on received telegram
last Sunday calling him to the death
bed of his mother, who lived in New
York He took the first train out for
the east, and he has not yet returned.
The proprietors of the wooden
mills say they Will have that lnstitu-
ton III running order i'll about thirty
DAYS, and that the mill will consume
about 1900 pounds of wool every ten
hours.
Mrs. II. V. Mundy and two chill
dren and Miss Mundy of Bay city,
Michigan, are visiting i'll the city.
They are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. },
W. Taylor, and will spend the summer
months here.
Rev c. S. Starkweather is a great
lover OF fine dog meat. His latest I'M
portation is very fine pup which cost
him $50 We have forgotten its breed
but il will make very large and
powerful dog for home watch dog.
Mr. Will Dustin, postmaster and
leading merchant of Elmore, MinneSo-
ia. was in the city long enough last
Saturday to take dinner with the
TINES family. Come again. Will,
and bring the wife and babies along.
James ). Ritche and son left few
DAYS ago for their summer vacation
which as usual will be spent in the
east This season they go to Sea Isle
city, in New Jersey, and it goes with
out saving that they will have good
time.
Mr. Piefke and Albert Miller, both
former residents of this city, who went
TO Washington some two years ago
are in the city for n visit. They seem
to Ike the wild and woody west, and
have been prosperous since they went
out there.
-General Manager Clark of the Con
solidated Land Company has sailed for
Germany where goes for medical treat
ment OF course his Soiourn abroad
is only a matter of conjecture. We all
hope, however, that his absence may
not be of long duration.
We forgot TO mention last week,
that our former townsman, Mr.. John
c. McLane. now of Iowa, accompanied
by his bride. was in the city visiting
his parents and many friends here.
Johns friends are all glad to know lie
is prospecting i'll his new home.
1t is expected that about 200 of
the editors now in st. Paul attending
the national meeting of their AsSocia-
ton will visit Superior tomorrow re
turning to st. Paul on Monday. The
west end chamber of commerce has
taken steps to receive the distinguish
ed visitors should they decide to come,
Rev and Mrs. F. III. Wright ac-
companied by their daughter, Miss
Eva. arrived in Superior Yesterday for
a week visit with their numerous
friends here. Mr.. Wright wilt occupy
the pulpit in the NJ. f. Church tomor-
row. while Mr. Davis Will fill his place
III Chippewa Falls. This exchange of
puipits brings Mr.. Wright back TO his
first American charge, and takes NJ.
Davis 10 his first pastoral charge. he
having been assigned 10 The Chippewa
Falls charge when he first began 10
preach, twcntv-sye wears ago.