The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-17
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F A<Elower, who has been alb
sent from the city for short time is
home again.
Jim Mcleod is happy over the ar
riIal of the fine ten pound boy who ar
rived at his home few days ago.
The Freeman FIGURING mill mana
ger says his mill wall be ready to begin
making flour by the frs: of March.
George Notware, Of Hawthorne,
was this week arrested and pat under
bonds OF $500 TO keep the peace for
three months.
Mrs. James Collins who has been
spending some weeks with friends in
Cana Il, returne5, TO her home in this
ely this week.
-Massrs Doqahue & Col5cc,l are
cleaning up AMI reps:nt'ug, in-s..;ia AMI
out, their melt market. /; looks
much ntster now.
Il. Z Johnston has been on the
sic,: LIST since Tuesday lie has had
several attacks of ciIlls followed by
I high fever and is considered Il pretty
sick nan.
: Mrs Rohert Cramps who hes been
very SEX for some three weeks WIS Last
SUNDAY moved to the hospital where
Size could have better c,tre than WIS
possible to give her at her home.
w. H. kell, OF South SUPERIOR, has
been sent to the inehri;ite s1lun al
LaCrosse, by his friends. This is ayery
sa! state OF affairs, bat then the sa-
Looms mast be maintained al whatever
cost
The proprletors of the Superior
Stove Works expect to begin business
next week Wednesday, Seventy-tive
men will be employed to begin with,
which Is about half Of the contemrllt-
ed capacity Of the plant
\ crazy waman Of Baltimore says
| Tascott, the supposed murderer of
Smell the Chicago millionair, some
wears ago, is dead, and that her hus
band. Albert f. Ordway, why com
mit.ed suicide last spring was also en-
gagged in that bloody affair.
The West end committee appoint
to find flaw i'll the law creating the
harbor commission and defining the
duties. have Investigated the same ana
found it to be constitutional and i'm
pregnahle to their assaults. And still
our friends y are not happy.
Mrs. NJ. s Bright who has been
spending week or two with friends
at indianapolis, Ind, returned Tues
day last. Mr. and Mrs. Bright have
gone to housekeeping in The new cot
| taCe Just built by Mrs. Bradshaw at
the corner of Fifth street and Carlton
avenue
-It is expected that the grade Of the
! first six miles of the roadbed of the
i Superior. Red w ing and Southwestern
/ road viii be completed next week if
the weather holds favorable. Then
there will he the bridging and trestle
WORK Of the Nemadji river and Craw-
ford'S Creek to be put III before the
road viii be ironcd.
That the very popular parlor farce
The Albany Depot, by W. ID. IowellS,
has Just been issued in separate book
form hy Harper \ Brothers. The
volume is handsomely illustrated, and
is III every way an attractive enc. 1t
is the first OF 4 series of m0dernclaSs s
les to be published under the collective
name of "Iiarper'S Black and White
Series
The new National bank, with Il
capital Of $500, 600 will be opened At the
West End as soon as possible, probably
by the last of November. Mr.. \ \
Cadwallerter and \. IL Baker, both
OF PENNSYLVANIA, and prominent repre-
sentatives of the new bank were in the
citv this week. and assured our people
that the bank would would be opened as
stated.
George Doherty, Of Brule town
ship has caused the arrest of Robert
Coughlin and N Y. Bell. of that town
on the charge OF selling liquor with
, cut a licence At the las. election
| the town voted on the liquor question
| and voted against the sale IN that
! town but It is claimed that these par
ties have paid no attention 10 this vote
| and have kept right on selling although
they could net get 3 license &c q, So