The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-31
LOCAL

-Four good rooms to rent. Inquire
1T this office.
The Omaha people are now using
their new depot at the West End.
The heaviest 70. OF the season was
that of Thursday night and Friday
morning.
Mr., August Zacl,au got the con
tract to repair Detroit Pier. It VIII
cost about $500 to dc the work.
Mrs. s. Manwaring who has been
visiting here for SOM weeks, has
gone to Chicago, Where she has a very
sick daughter.
L. T. Johnston has 50 far recovered
from his sickness rs To be able to be on
the streets once more, and we are all
glad to see him about again.
| No new cases of diphtheria have
been reported i'll the Central Park
+; district the past week and the people
are beginning TO breath easy again.
r. y Eva freight superintendent
! of the Northern Pacific railroad, was
a visitor in the city this week. Mr.
! Eva WAS formerly station agent at This
! Place,
! Mrs Julia Ward Howe, Of Boston.
was a visitor in Superior this week.
| Mrs. How is Il poc.ess Of note aad
what is sometimes better still OF
merit.
w. E. Owen Of this city, WAS mar
ried 20 Miss Alta J.. Otis, at Maiden
Rock Thursday evening. Mr. Oven
is one of our rising young lawyers, and
we extend cur congratulations.
p F. Conger, who recently sued
the Northern Pacific rail road for go
OGO for injuries received, few months
since, was awarded $4,000 damages.
The case was tried i'll Duluth.
Mr. 5 f. Tubas had a family re-
union at his elegant home on Bay
street Wednesday evening. All Of
HIS family connections now living,
! fifteen in number, We're present, and
! the occasion was a very enjoyable
! one.
The oyster supper given by the
! the ladies of the NJ. +. church few
/ evenings ago WAS very we'll attended
! and the receipts were something over
$50. tor all which they return their
/ hearty thanks.
/ MIR. W T. Hartley will entertain
his Sunday School class at his home on
and Mrs. Hartley have a way of max
/ ing these occasions very enjoyable, 50
don't forget to be present.
There will be 4 butterfly Oyster
I Supper" in the Descent Block, this
Friday evening The bills say it will
be something good and something
pretty, and invites all to co.ae aud
taste and see, SO let's al! so.
Tie teachers of the city Will hold
! ton at the Matt Carpenter School
house this afternoon. They make
these meetings very instructive as
we'll as entertaining.
BY collision on the 500 road at
ThurSton station in Minnesota Tues
! dav. five men were killed. While a
/ freight train was switching another
engine run into it completely destroy
/ ing the caboose where the five pas
sengers were, and all were killed.
Last week we mentioned the arrest
of Robert Coughliu and Upton Bel, of
Brule township for selling liquor con
trary to the wishes of the people as
expressed through the ballot box last
spring The result was a fine OF s5o
and costs to each, which was paid.
Mr.. Barker of Central Park, bur
RED his little seven year old daughter
last Sunday morning. She had had
the diphtheria but had recovered from
the disease. which had, however. left
her very weak and she was unable &c
rally. Mrs. Barker was also very sick
at the time but is better now.
Prof. j. d. Butler and his daughter
Agnes. who have been doing Europe
and other portions of the globe the
past summer, returned to superior
last Saturday Mr.. Butler left us las
spring and has been around the worl'
since then. this being his third trip o.
the kind. Miss Agnes has been Will
n:r, IN, n,e. TWO months or more