The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-23
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Will llitHuS III y eiIs'usl aliu tiiV Cdol.
A good fit is shoeer thing at
SToLTzMAN'S boot and shoe store
Mrs J. D. Whitney has been very
sick during all Of the past week, but,
we are GLAD IT, say, is better today
The Bardon mansion between 10Th
and llth streets Is receiving 4 fresh
coat Of paint whice makes it look fresh
| and new.
= Buyers admit With a,tonislment
that they never paid such low prices
as they pay at SToLTzMAN's, Descent
Bleck.
The electric light company ! rs
I this week put up two new arc lights Oh
| Thompson avenue, at nth and 18th
/ streets.
The infant child of Mr.. ManWar-
! ing has been very SEX TIE past week,
: 1t one time It's life being dtspaircd Of,
/ bat it is better now
Others may bray more on promises
but STuLTXMAN has beat them all on
! performance
! The Ladies' .iid society Of the NJ
! f. church VII meet With Mrs. y. :.
EuWeTs next " cdncs day afternoon.
Mrs A. NcM@hcn, Of WatertoNn
and Mis- Foote, of Ripon. are visiting
/ III the city, guests vi Mrs. L. MIC
Nah II.
W e are having lots Of cold. windy
I weather this spring. the prevailing
winds coming from the lake, making
il generally d.sagrceable.
d. {. Robert returned from his
visit south the fore part OF the week.
He left Mrs Robert and son III Ten
nessee, both feeling better physically
than when they left home.
The efforts Of the retail clerks to
make all stores close at O'Clock has
signally failed, and the merchants use
their own l"asure about when they
may or may not sell goods.
Frank L. TAYLOR returned from his
trip to Ohio this week and reports a
grand good time ut the hotel keepers
convention, ana also during his visit
with friends.
Our old friend and former fellow
citizen, Robert Hanna now Il resident
of Page, y. OAK, is visiting i'll the
city. He reports the outlook for a
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the country.
Joe ID. Conan and bride returned
to Superior this week and are now
getting settled IN their handsome new
home on West Twelfth street, where
they viii be prepared to receive their
friends i'll few days.
Henry Griffin has been appointed
mail messenger between the East End
post office and the railway stations,
vice :. +. Carlson resigned. He took
possession Of the reins of government
Monday morning last.
1t is not often that typhoid fever
makes a raid upon man at this season
of the year, but it begins to look as
though we We're about TO have such a
raid this spring. There are nine cases
i'll st. Francis hospital at the present
time, though generally of mild type.
John w Bradshaw who has been
spending the past week in our city, re
turned TO his home al River Falls
Yesterday. Mr.. George L. Brooks went
down with him and VIII spend few
days watching trout play in the brooks
adjacent to that city.
A soft answer turneth away wrath
but a soft snap draweth the crowd It
SToLTZMAN'
Mr.. Van DerZee returned from
Albany. \ Y, q few days ago. Mrs
Van Derzee did not return with him
but remained AT the home of her par
ents to minister to her father who ha,
been sick for some time, and since h:
return Mr.. Van Derzee has been mott
lied that her father was dead
VIM. Merrill and Miss Grace "
!. Russell. daughter of DR.. Hugh Russell
OF this city. were married Wednesda,
r morning 10y Rev. Father EuStace
:, Miss Lillian Russell acted as brides
= maid and My Frank Russell a:
! "roomsman. Nr. and Mrs. Merrill
!; will reside in Huron, Dakota, Where
:. Mr Merrill is engaged ~ business