The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-16
LOCAL

Wild Strawberries are ripe They
are also small
A fine shower Thursday afternoon
cooled things off nicely.
DO YOU need a suit of clothes? If
SO, go to the Anchor Clothing Co.
Mrs. o. A. Britton has gone to La
Crosse for two or three weeks visit
with her mother.
Miss Lizzie Mccormick is spending
Il few weeks with friends Ill St Paul
and Minneapolis.
Why is SToLTZMAN'S, at the De
scent block, the cheapest Place in town
to trades
DIR. Conan has been painting his
house III Central Park. 1t looks 30 per
cent better than it did before
Everything is quiet at our steel
plant ana no strike or difficulty with
the workmen is anticipated
MIR. ans Mrs \. q. Descent left
yesterday for two or three weeks
visit it'll friends at Minneapolis.
Miss Minnie Montgomery, Of
Cameron, is III the city this week visit
ing her mother, Mrs. ID. W. Head
Your foot prints on the sands of
time Will cause you no GncaSiness II
SToLTZMAN furnishes your shoes
Miss May Whitney, who has been
spending week with friends at Ash
land and Bayfield,, is ut home again.
Mrs E. Flemming and daughter,
Irene, of Eau Claire, are visiting III
the city. guests Of the Misses Kennedy.
Mr. \, Basey, of Lake City, Mimi,
is spending week or two i'll the city
visiting his daughter, Mrs T. H.
Linnen.
Geo. b. Noble, who has been in
Chicago and New York for the past
two months for medical treatment, Is
at home again.
The l.. F. Johnston house on the
corner of Becker and Fourth is recelv-
ing a fresh coat of paint and OF 4 bet
ter color than the old.
One of our exchanges Is authority
for the statement that Evan r. Jones,
lust elected TO Parliament in " aleS,
was former Milwaukee man.
Our Presbyterian friends are put
tine down carpets and adding other
finishing touches to the interior OF
their fine new church enliice.
The Peoples party of Minnesota
have nominated Ignatius Donnelly Tor
Governor. That is all that is neces-
sary to know about that party
1t was reported some weeks since
that we were to have established on
Minnesota Point life saving station.
Wonder what has become OF the pro
ject.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Thomson avenue NJ. l.. Church VIII
meet with Mrs. Booth, on West Flith
street next "Wednesday afternoon,
July %
Samuel Robinson. of Lucknow
Canada, has come to spend the summer
months with his sons. MesSrs Wilmer
and Edward, hardware merchants OF
this city.
Mrs. \. Oligher, who spent a week
with the TIMES family, left us tues
day evening for Quebec, Canada pu'
will stop for 4 week at Escanapa
Michigan.
H A. George went to Kansas CITY
th,s week to confer with local commit
toes of the X. of =. order, regarding
the national encampment to be heid
there next month.
Rev. 4. J. Davis left "Wednesday
last for Barron. where he VIII attend
the Nj. f. district camp meeting. III
other members of the family VEN
down several days before.
MEMS. Boys and Children's suits
We still have a few left at cost.
ANCHOR CLOTHING co.
Owing to the absence of the minis
! ter there viii be no services III Tue VI
F. Church tomorrow evening ser
vices in the morning and sunday
school both at the usual hour.
Mr.. James Kane lost a hne spring
colt last Sunday morning. Ii was oi
good parentage and he had refused
span of horses for it. 1t got hung VIII
tic mothers halter in the barn.
Mr.. George Larson has been nav
ing hard tussel with the regular
old fashioned fever and ague for lht
past few weeks. He Is now aoie 10 o'
about a little, but he looks pretty Dau