The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-24
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Why is Stoitzman's the best place
in town TO trade.
WANTED: Twenty cords of good
hard wood, cut last winter. Inquire
at the TINES office.
Mrs. Manwaring of Menominie, is
visiting her son, Mr.. L. Il. ManWar
ing, on Twelfth street.
MIR and Mrs Phil. Harris rejoice
over the arrival of small daughter
at their home one dav this week.
We promise only what we can per
form at the ANCHOR CLOTHING Co.
MIR. Frank Vanderzee who has
been east the past month hurrahlng
for Superior, returned home yesterday
morning.
The Choral Union is preparing for
another concert to be given in the
near future. They began practicing
! this Week
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Thompson Avenue NJ E. church will
meet at the parsonage next Wednes-
day afternoon, 18th INST
John Walker has returned from a
short business trip to Canada He re-
| ports rough weather on Lake Michigan
nearly all the time he was on that lake.
DR. Van Doren and family have
taken a number of rooms on the third
floor of the Descent block, and are fit
ting them up, and soon Will have them
ready for rent.
4. F. Fisher, of Baraboo, Wis.
was in the city last Thursday, and
called Mr.. Fisher is quite extensively
interested in Superior, ard owns con
siderable real estate here.
Mr.. l.. F. Johnston and family
went out to White Birch to spend last
Sunday, and expected to live on home
made musk melon, when alas, some
one else bad been there before them.
DO YOU need suits You can do
10 better than to go to the
ANCHOR CLOTHING Co.
S. f. Tubbs is ably representing
the Grand Army boys of Superior at
the National encampmcnt i'll Wash
ington, this week, and he will do 1t III
first class manner, toe.
The Superior business men who
have been east on pleasure trip over
the South Shore road, returned Thurs
day morning. They did not omit any
opportunity to mention Superior ana
her many business advantages, at all
points visited.
Now, now, now, is the time to get
YOUR suit at the
ANCHOR CLOTHING co.
-Rey. and Mrs Durrie are enter
| timing Nvsira y ASA, native syrian
| girl, who is canvasSing our city, selling
! fine embroideries and laces. She hopes
/ to sell enough to help her through col
Iece. then to return home to lmpart
/ her knowledge to others.
| For fine neck wear and campaign
UandkerchiefS go to the
ANCHOR CLOTHING Co.
AT one of the West end Third
street ranches. a few days ago, John
Johnson got to foolin' with one OF the
doves. As a result the dove fired
ritcher at Johns head and he was not
orick enough to dodge it. and 1t re
ouired a doctor and needle ana
thread to sew him together again.
A party of campers, consisting oi
Mr. and Mrs Frank Dunbar. west
End Miss Sarah Bright, Duluth, Mr..
& Mrs. Steele Bright, Miss Kate chris
tic Miss Laura Mcmahon and MI.
John Bardon are spending a week ~, our
ut one of the lakes near Gordon 1htN
are the nuasts of Mr.. l. D. Newton
and his mother Mrs. 5. b. Anderson,
who have a cottage there.
Miss Fannie Coburn who has been
orranist in the Presbyterian church
| for some years, until the advent OF lhe
nine orran in the new church. when
was presided over by Prof. Nanderzee,
has taken her position again. having
! coupIately conquered the immense OF
gan under the teaching OF MI van.
derzee. This is rare accomplishment
and Miss Coburn is certainly 10 NC
congratulated.
Mr.. John Dryden, of Poplar met
with quite serious accident SeNefal
DAYS ago. While preparing to so Out
for a hunt his gun was in some man
nor discharged at 4 moment When ne
had his hand over the mnzzle, and the
result was a badly mancled hand ana
tbe loss of one or two fingers MT,
p,vden has host of friends in eupe-
rior who will sympathize with him IN