The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-10
LOCAL MAJ

Mrs. Eckert, of Iowa, is visiting
in the city, a guest of Mrs. Hartley.
Mr.. Horace ID. ROBBIE is the new
janitor at the Nelson Dewey school
building.
Mr. Frank Ostrander is on the
sick list, and his ailments are quite
serious at this time.
DR. E. T. Gauvreau has moved his
office to the second floor in the Green
block on West Fifth street
The machinery for the Daisy roller
mill has begun to arrive and it Will be
placed i'll position as fast as it comes.
Mrs. James Newton and daughter,
Rio, have returned from their three
weeks visit with friends at Bayfield,
and Ashland
Mr. WILDER Robertson, our genial
hardware man, spent Il few days III St
Paul this week looking after busines $
and pleasure.
We have had two or three pretty
severe frosts the past week, and the
scar and yellow leaf has put III its an
nlai appearance.
The larboarl side of West Fifth
street is now receiving its U;lving
blocks, and the job viii be completed
i'll about two months
Mr.. J b. Thaycr and family now
occupy the Jack West residence near
the corner of L avenue and Third
street in Central Park.
R q NJ. Stewart W ortlyand wife,
who have been spending 4 week or two
with Superior friends, have returned
to their Virginia home
Mrs. w H. Stack and Mrs. e.. j..
Billings, of the West End, WHO We're
injured through 4 runaway few days
ago, are able to be out again.
Bismarck says: 1t is my deliber-
ate Judgment that the prosperity of
America is mainly due to its system Of
Protective laws" Good authority.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Thompson Avenue NJ. +. Church will
meet with Mrs. Booth on West 5tl,
street next Wednesday afternoon,
Sept IL.
-gamcs S Ritch,e and son, who
spent the summer months at the sea
shore eating clam chowder and other
good things, returned to Superior a
few days ago,
Miss Marion f. Noble, for several
wears one OF our kindergarten teachers
! has decided to locate in Chicago and Is
now in that city She viii be greatly
missed by a large circle of friends here.
| -Rey. +. A. Mckinney has gone t
| Southern Minnesota to look after his
wheat crop. He has an interest III
/ large wheat farm in that state, anG
| the crops are up to an average tins
year
Miss May Whitney. and Miss Ruti
Davis. leave us next Monday to enter
upon another year of study at Ham
line I-niyersity Both Of these young
ladies will graduate within the next
two years.
Mrs }. W. Taylor and children
who have been spending the summer
with friends at Railway, \. j., return
ed to Superior Wednesday, and now }
w. has added another pound OF suga
to the dollar.
Judge Marshall is still pounding
away at the big court calendar liz
thinks that the Jury cases Will all %
disposed of by the middle of next Weei
and that about two weeks more VII
clean the docket.
The three Bouchard children WIZ
were left orphans last winter "heii IN
father died. have all been provided Tor
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Latiitte have TAX
the two little girls and the boy ia
been sent to Rausealler, III, to school
Mrs. Oligher. Mrs. Christie's a'i
who has been visiting friends III IAN
ada, reached this place Frliay, a"
will STAY a few days here before goih
to her Southern Minnesota home 81
is aceompanied by her niece MIS-
Plummer, and nephew Master EdWaf'
George.
Rev. \. J. Davis Leaves us mex
Monday to attend the annual confer
ence. Not only the ways OF fro'
dence. but the ways of Methodist cor
ferences, are past finding ont, an
we cannot say who Will be our mex
preacher, but it is good deal nor
than likely that Mr.. Davis VIII pe u
turned to SUPERIOR