The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-13
GAL AE-A-TERS-


for mayor Of Superior this spring.
Mr.. E. 3. Linnen who was laid up
with the grip last week, is out again
Mr.. Fred CoiDeca has been laid up
Yith>the grip for the past ten days.
Mr. r. S. Denham has got his job
printing establishment opened and
ready for business.
Mrs. S. X. Duff who has been Wis
ting her husband in Cleveland Ohio
fer = few weeks has returned TO Su-
regior,
The mayor has ordered that there
| shall 1e IL laore pr re fights. Chef
/ Paden viii see that the order is not
yioll.~d
/ -I'Ac ! ct,;re given by Rev, F. I.
! E:oust. un lie Passion Play, 1T the NJ
I. H. church was well attended ana very
! interesting.
/ II i ann3uaced that g ". Swinefocd
I VIII Oh the first day OF March, begin
! The publ cation OF a new democratic
paper At This end Of the city.
The i..dies' Md Society Of the N.
| T. church VII meet with Mrs. i. T..
! Palmer on Vest Seventh street, next
Wednesday afternoon. February Il.
Hon. l.. H. Mead, Of Shell Lake,
who represents this district in the
state Senate, was III the city one d-iy
this week, but did not make the TINES
office q friendly call.
The ladies of the Unitarian society
gave q very pleasant entertainment at
the Central Park church Friday even
ing The attendance was good, and a
very enjoyable evening spent.
-Massrs. D0nahue s Colo2ck, our
popular market men, Will in few
DAYS move their quarters into No. 5,
Descent block They VIII then have
one of the finest markets in the city
| The first church organization at
East Superior was made by the con
gregatinnil;sts on Thursday. Rev
Edwards. OF the Hope congregational
church, this city, VIII conduct the
services for the present.
A very pleasant social entertain
ment WAS given .. the new Presby-
terrain church Friday evening in the
shape Of Valentine Festival. The al
tendance was large ana the receipts OF
the evening very gratifying.
A fund for the relief Of the Rus
slams hls been stlrtei in this city.
ana cashier Slack Of tho First Natlo-
ma! Bank, West End. has consented u
act as receiver for all amounts 10 be
! Thus directed. Let all contribute
/ something.
A very fine ch0ruS has hecn orga-
nizcd in our city, which viii hereafter
be known as the Superior Choral
+ Union. The membership, which in
! cludes most OF the fine male voices OF
the city, has reached thirty. and there
are others 10 join. We may look for
ward 10 something good in the way OF
& concert soon.
The extra demand made on our
forces this week in getting out the
court calendar, ana our inability To
ret additional help when most needed,
makes us 4 little late with the paper,
and also prevents Us from giving II the
usual amount of attention and reading
matter. but we think our readers VIII
e,c,lse us under the circumstances
The long pending homestead CON
test caSe-L9mbert vs.. MiliS-haS
been decided by Hon. Secretary IN IA
vor of Henry Mills. Secretary oHsrrui-
/ inr decision of commissioners and
sustaining Mills entry. DR.. ii. L.
Latfitte of Superior with Curtis X
/ Burdett of Washington, were at
tornevs for Mills. \ just decision, as
Mr. Mills Is a hard working man ana
/ took the claim III good faith.
Efforts are being made 10 secure
a lecture from Lady Henry Somerset
and Frances T.. w lllird. Miss " lllrd
has EXPRESSED herself i'll conversation
as much interested III the work under-
taken by the union in this city, ana
things look favorable for securing an
evening from her at an early date
The lecture will he held under the au-
! sp;css of the Woman's Christian Tenn
peranee Union, and the proceeds VIII
be in the interest q the home,