The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-12-05
LOG AL

We got good solid ram Thursday
morning and several showers during
the day.
As we 90 to press, Friday noon, a
first class snow storm has possession Of
the city.
w hat is SO rare as a day in June.
Why, big rain storm in December in
this Latitude.
Mr. Thomas, of Ashland, 4 former
resident of this city, is here this week
locking up Lind titles.
L d. Newton went down to st.
Paul Monday, to asst his mother
Mrs Anlerson), off on her journey to
Seattle.
Cur Wisconsin congressman are
all in Washington now preparing to
serve their country for the next six Or
eight months.
Oar WOODEN mill is already supply
I ing the western markets with goods.
having filled large orders for Colorado
and Washington this week. !,
Our city treasurer has to give
bonds in the sum of s4Oo.O0o. \ pretty
! heavy bond for six year old town.
But then we do big business in Su-
perior-
The W c. L L. people announce
an oyster supper at the Carpenters
Union hall, on Second street, next
door to the TINES office. this. Friday
evening.
Thursday was a fearfully dark.
dreary. "blue" day. Business was
done bv lamp light nearly all day and
the ram fell steadily all the afternoon.
1t was awful
The Waterways Convention to be
held at Detroit on the 10th inst. will
have about twenty five representatives
! from the head of the lakes, which in
cludes Duluth.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Woman's Relief Society Will be
| held IN room 80 Descent block, East
End, Monday Dec 7. at 3p. m. 4 full
attendance is desired.
| The city Finances committee on
Thursday sold $50,0OO of our sewer
bonds to Farson, Leach & Co, of Chi
cage. at private sale at Sl.03A and &C
/ crued interest from \ ovem5er lst.
Mr.. Peter f. Waterbury,. of
| White Birch, was in the city one day
| this week and made the TIMES office a
/ pleasant call and reported everything
in tlourishins condition ont his way.
Congress convened last Tuesday.
All. YES, and that no donbt accounts
| for the deislorahle weather we have
been having since that great event
I took place. Will congress now please
! adjourn:
The county board is in session this
week. 1t me; Thursday morning, and
most of the time thus far has been
given up To cancelling county orders.
Chairman Long had not been asked to
/ resign at last accounts
! Mrs S b. Anderson left us on
/ Monday last for Il trip TO the far west.
She Will first stop at Seattle, Washing
| ION, for visit OF some weeks. and
] then go on to California. She expects
/ to be gone about one year.
MIR Henry Lunkenheimer, pro
prietor of the Bodega. was married
| Friday morning of last week. but he
didn't let us know what was going OH
| in time for write up" in our last
issue Success to you, Henry.
! The church social ut Mayor Patti
| sons new mansion "Wednesday even
/ ing was grand success. The mayor
and Mrs Prttison are good entertain
ers, and their numerous guests had a
/ delightful time "Wednesday evening.
Peter j. Ernisee, a former resident
of this place, now of Washington, ar
rived here a few days ago and viii
spend the winter here. Mrs. Ernisee
is visiting friends in Minnesota and
will not arrive here for some weeks yet.
Rev. and Mrs. II. G.. Bible, of
the West Duluth NJ. E. church, were
guests of the TINES family last We'd
nesday. Mr.. Bible is one of the best
preachers in the Minnesota conference,
and we would like to turn the switch
and run him into the Wisconsin con-
| ference. lInw would that suit YOU,
r., p.la;as