The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-05

gotten, are cruising along the South
Shore, fishing, hunting, and having a
good time generally.
Mr.. Schwab our book and station
airy dealer on Second street has sold out
MS bushes this week to MI D. Seaman.
Mr.. Scanlan took possession Tuesday,
and we wish him abundant success in
his new business venture.
Mrs. VIM. Webb, of Wadena,
Mimi, is in the city visiting her son
Mr.. w. III. Webb. Mrs Webb will
spend about a week in this part of the
city and then visit her daughter Mrs
John Housen on Connor's Point.
The regular monthly social gather
ing of the Church of The Redeemer,
was held at the residence of Mr.. George
l.. Brooks, last Wednesday evening.
\ goodly number was present and 4
very enjoyable evening was spent.
Judge Marshall granted two di-
vorces Thursday afternoon. The first
! was in the case of Mrs. Annie Fitzpat-
rick, and the second that of Mrs 10
hama Sherrin The third application,
that of Annetta Anderson was denied.
1t is expected that the court will
get SO far through with its business
that it will adjourn to day. A special
term will be held in October to com
plete such cases as cculd not, from
various causes, be heard at this term.
Mayor Pattison got moved into
his new mansion on Thursday of this
week and will in few days be "at
home" TO his friends in the most ele
CANT home at the head of the lake and
the TINES wishes him long life in
which to enjoy it.
Mrs. Severson, a blushing lady of
| forty summers and as many winters,
appeared before Judge Fridley a few
/ days ago and swore out warrant for
one Charles Johnson, a laborer in the
employ of the Water, Light & Power
Co., on the charge of bastardy.
The Ritehie building OH the corner
of Second street and Becker avenue
has been undergoing repairs and a
visit from the painters the past week,
and is now occupied by the boss bar
bers, Messrs Morrison & Mcleod. Give
the bows call in their new quarters.
The little boy who was shot at
! L., l,r +1,n I,,1 at
ing through his inteStines, of which
affair we gave an account at the time
is now almost fully recovered from the
wound and operation performed, and
Will be sent to his home next week.
Champ Green'and family who have
been spending some weeks with friends
in Michigan, returened home Tuesday.
Mr. Green WAS taken sick day or two
after leaving home, and was quite sick
during nearly all of the time he was
away IEeis quite recovered now how
ever, andis attending to business as
usual.
-IIarper's Young People for Sep
I tractive features, a most interesting
I ilustra; ed article on the Coat Car
! ria@es in Central Park, :" and a full IL
/ Illustrated description of how toprepare
j Miss LYDIA Emmet's dainty tabeau OF
! king Cophetua and the Beggar-
+ Maid
) If rumors are of any value, it be
! gins to look as though the Omaha rail
road officials would soon begin to do
the work CT dock building and improve
ing their terminal grounds on Allouez
Bay on the East side OF the Nemadji
river But we prefer to wait until we
see something done before we give
this rord any further credit for good
/ Intentions.
IfIenry Abraham, one Of the pro
prie:0rs Of the Oak Hall Clothing
house, was married to Miss Carrie Hat
heinCr, Of Virginia, at the residence OF
the brides SISTER, Mrs. b. Heller Of Du-
j luth, last Tuesday evening. The Rev.
/ Marx, of Minneapolis ofliciated at the
! marriage ceremonies. The TINES wish
es the Young people long and prosper
Gus lives.
Palmer Cox has signed q contract
with The Ladies Home journal where
bv his amusing little brownies, '
which he has made so maryelously sec
cessful in St. Nicholas ana in his book,
will hereafter belong exclusively to the
Journal Mr. CoX'S contract begins
with the October number, for which
he has dra wn the. first of an entirely
new series of adventures Of his fun
NEST little men in the world.
The DAILY papers have been intimat-
ing that there is something exceedingly
rotten in the Aldermanic department
of the Fourth ward, and that rich de
yelonmpnts would soon he made. By
the way, how is it with the other wards
of The city? Are the Fourth ward All
darmen the only ones who need lnveS-
tigating. Pitch in, boys, the public is
anxously waiting the day when you
Will begin washing your dirty linen.
1.-The local cnumeratorS Hho have
ben taking our population inti-
mate that said population now numb
ers between -, 900 ana p 600, but the
figures have not vet been compiled and
the result officially announced. Wheth-
or these figures are exact or not, 1t
is sufficient to show that we have over
15ooo people ana that fact will cut down
the water rates ana save the city sew
er;,I thousand dollars annually-unlesS
the Water company finds d way TO
dodge the issue