The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-08-13
LOCAL M ATTEFS.
The gerrymander must go.


or Clothing Co, Descent block.
That was delightful shower
which came to us Monday afternoon.
The New York court has knocked
out Dave Hills gerrymander.
Michigan courts have decided the
gerrymander bill passed by the Demo
Gratis of that state Illegal
THE cock crows and the hen goes
StoitZman's prices crow and those fine
Kangaroo Kids goat 800.
Miss Rachel Pascoe spent last Sun
day out at Poplar with her friend,
Mrs. j. f. Chase.
The people out at Iron River are
irving to organize an electric light and
water company.
Your footprints on the sands of
time VIII cause You no uneas!ness il
Stolizman furnishes your Shoes.
Mr.. Geo. H. Barwise, q prominent
l,mhermln of Moncminee. is in he
city visiting his daughter, Mrs t. H.
Manwaring.
-.hnother big load Of coal arrived at
the docks Thursday evening. 1t looks
like business Down on the bay front
now.
-Rpy. and Mrs Mckinney are in
the city spending the summer vacation
Nt.s 4
J. Davis.
Mr. J. NJ. Ruggles has turned boat
builder. and is now constructing for
his own use very neat and substan-
tial row boat.
We have seen some fine jobs OF
shocmaklng turned out 10y the ne"
shoemaker He is a city workman
and should be well patroniZed.
a drunken man gave officer Peter
son lively tusscl on Second street
Thursday afternoon. but he went t1
the cooler all the same.
Miss Fanny BarWise. of Menoml
nee, and Mrs. Geo. Barwise, of Mime
apolis, are visiting i'll the city, guest:
of Mr.. and Mrs f. Il. Manwaring.
Mr.. Kirby Thomas is now com
mander-n chief of the editorial depart
ment of the Evening Telegram. ano
Frank w LOOMS is the new bushes!
/ manager.
| Mr.. Samuel Harper a distinguished
attorney and well Informed politician
/ of this state, predicts an old time Re
publican majority III Wisconsin mex
/ Noyember.
Mrs. A. n Doe, WHO has beer
! quite sick since the arrival OF then
little daughter some two weeks ago, i:
now much better and will soon be on
again.
The families of Rev. ID. i. Cheney
of the West End, and {. +. Stone, o
the East End, have been airing them
selves on Minnesota Point the pas
week.
William White, of Louisville, Ky.
died of heart disease on the Sth INST
He was secretary of the Odd Fellow
of the United States and was - year
of age.
-Rey. 4 Durrie III 4 fit of absent
mindedness went to chopping wood
few DAYS ago. He now carries on
foot in a sling. Chopping wood Is dal
rarnuS exercise
Have Won visited the ore dock
latelyg The railroad treStle work !
COMPLETED and the dock proper IS We
under way 1t is worth trip owe
there to see 1t.
Miss Kate Manwarlng and MIS-
Alice Christie who have been spent
ing some weeks with friends IN olhe
parts of Wisconsin and at MinneaPt
lis, are at home again.
p p. Stoltzman, OF the Ancho
Clothing store. is attending the meet
ing of the knights Templar Denver
II is said to be the largest gaiherlh
of the order ever assembled.
WHY is Stoltzman's the cheapes
place in town TO trade:
The four mast steam barge lol
ADAMS of Buffalo, arrived Iuesda
morning with $500 tons Of coal Il
the Youghogheny Il Lehish coal con
pany, east end.
k The Whaieback barge III VII
500 tons of coal for the IoughiogheT
& Iehigh Coal Company arrived MOI
day. This Is the first " haiepach