The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
REV ARCHIBALD DURRIE. Pastor.
LOO e. MAJ

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One good feature IN this springs
campaign is its breyity. Only about
one week.
F H. Dam, CT the Sash, Door and
Blind factory is in Minneapolis and st.
Cloud, this week.
MI ] c IIenvis is going TO move
to the West end shortly. Wherefore
this change Of base, Joseph.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Leggett lost
their infant child last Monday. 1t was
buried Tuesday afternoon.
The Freeman Mill Company ex-
pect 20 lie able TO begin making -four
in Superior, next month.
- Miss Kate ManwaTing, who was
on the sick list last week is able to be
out again
Miss ALICE Christie who has been
| confined - her room by sickness the
! past two weeks, is allie to be out again
| Mr.. B. G. P;.lncr's l;ttle son fell
| on the ice a few days since, by Which
he received IN ugly wound III the fore
! head
We had some pretty solid winter
weather the first half OF thi:, week, the
thermometers ranging from IS TO 20
below zero.
E g. Manwar;ng and son Frank
We're oil on Il trip to Chicago and other
FONTS, the past week, combining bust
hess and pleasure.
-Rcy Mr. and Mrs. McKenney are
in the city Spending IA few weeks with
Mrs. Mckcnnes's parents, Rev. and
Mrs y J. Davis.
Mr. Denis Dean left us this week
for trip through the South ana East,
which MAY occupy his time for some
weeks or even months.
The insurance companies have
very promptly adjusted their LOSSES IN
the Allouez Block fire. The insurance
on the building WAS $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W Whitmore Will
soon go to housekeeping. They VIII
occupy the brick cottage on Fifth St,
at present occupied by Mr HenYis.
Mrs. John Collins Jr, and baby
are quite Ill and are now in the hospital
Mrs. Collins is improving, but the lit
tie one was not expected 10 I've at last
reports.
Mr. y G.. Descent has purchased
block of land at the corner Of 18th
street and Thompson avenue. where
he Will this season build for himself an
elegat home.
Capt. Leblanc has returned from
Everett, on the Pacific coast, We have
not vet had an opportunity to inter.
view him on his experiences III The
Wild and wooly.
Mrs Thomas Garrlt: who has been
confined % her bed and room fer the
past three months, is now conVaieS-
cent and is able To be about the house
most of the time.
The Christian Enieavcr Union of
Superior viii give & praise service and
social at the Presbyterian church this
Friday evening. Praise service at
1:55; social at Sis.
Prof and Mrs, \. J. Hogan Will IN
few days begin housekeeping on their
own account. They will occupy the
brick cottage on Fifth street. one door
West of The Euclid.
We see 10y the papers that our
friend George Leader is the proud
father Of fine son ana heir. George
is now living in st. Paul and is report
ing for one of the city papers
/ The tinbers for the Daisy Mill
/ foundation are being delivered on the
site this week, and it now looks as
though the ice would remain with
them as long as its presence is desired
| Mr.. S. ]. johnson. head man in the
wards of the Mark PAYNE Lumber Co.
| at this place, received the intelligence
/ Monday evening, from sweden, that
i his father. a gentleman 81 years OF age,
/ was dead
TIE cIothese pin social at the NJ
l.. parsonage Tuesday evening was
! very largely attended and was indeed
n very social occasion Wonder if Mr.
DAVIS and Mr.. Pickering have found
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