The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-06-06
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The NJ. E. Parsonage is nearing
completion.
Mr.. Setter, of Taylor'S Falls.
Mimi, is IN the city tins week.
About slI7, 600 worth of new sewer
work will be commenced next week.
Miss Nellie Fessenden has been
on the sick list the last few days,
We have everything you. want.
Youwant everything we have. Let's
make 4 deal
ANCHOR CLOTHINI CO
Dock Latiitte is putting water
works into his residence on Sixth
street.
Don't forget to rember that the
bank closes on Saturdays at one p. III.
instead OF at 3 O'clock
For clothing go TO tie Anchor, they
have a brand new took, quality aud
prices to suit all.
Mrs o. NJ. Laneley left last Thurs
day Tor sholt visit with Mr. Lang
leys' parents at Wadena MINI.
The total Transfers for May. in
this city, foot up. according TO the
DAILY Record, :2,7l6, S3i, 5i Not bad for
a dull month
Mr. LalIitte's tenement on Sixth
street occupied ly Grafton Mason Esq
is receiving freshcoat of paint which
is giving it fin appearance.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ
F. church will meet with Mrs. Christie
Wednesday Afternoon next.
Mrs. y. 5. Bow Frs, Sec'y.
West Sixth street is t. be paved
between Uollingshea1 and Stinson av
enues. 1t should go east another
block, to the y. T. track on Newton
avenue.
1t Is said that County Treasurer
J F. Bishoff will Inaugural the bull
ding boom of 1891 by erecting several
tenlment houses on West Third street.
Good for Fred.
j D. Whitney viii ne in few
days, occupy as residence, the build
| ing on the cornt T of Second street and
Nettleton avenue recently vacated 10y
Theo. Il. Smith. He expects to get
moved next week.
Frank Crowly, who for long
time WAS Steward at The Euclid is in
the city this week. Frank expects to
remain i'll Superior. but is undecided
whether to remain at this end of the
city or 90 10 the West end.
The regular monthIey social gail
ering of the church of the Redeemer.
which was held at the residence of
Mrs. H. W. Shaw last Tuesday even
ing MSS not very Well attended on ac-
count of the inclemcncy of the wea-
Their.
Thy purpose firm is equal to the deel:
Who dose the best his circumstances
allows.
Does we'll, acts Noblv; angel couldGo
no more
Save buy their clothing at the An
Choir store.
DR.. Williams, of st. Paul, assisted
by DIR. Gauvreau of this city, performed
an operation last Tuesday for cataract
on the eyes of Mrs. J. Conan. Mrs
Conan is an old lady and the operation
was Il difficult one, but entirely sue
rcSsful.
A party Northern Pacific of offic-
ials visited our city last Tuesday 1t
has not tranSpired that their visit will
cause that company to build new
depot at the east end for the accom-
mediation of its patrons The present
old stable will continue to be good
enough for old Superior.
New York Recorder: Where
does the phrase He isn't in it come
from" asks subscriber. According
to tie best authorities it is attributed
to Noah, who used the remark deris-
lively III referring to some profane per
son who had criticised the building of
The ark.
-Messers Corners and Nephew,
SUPERVISORS for the town of Brule,
were in the city Monday last and
made the Times Office pleasant call.
They informed us that work on their
new hall had already commenced and
that they would soon have it ready to
occupy.