The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-08-20
LOCAL MA TTERS.

Cn0lctSU SOOuS ana closest IgureS
at StoltZman's.
w DIRK on Rev c. S. Stark weather's
new residence and barn is progressing
rapidly.
Mems socks cents pair for a
1t is rumored that Mr.. f. G.. Mills
proposes to represent Superior i'll the
next assembly. Well, hardly.
Mr.. VIM. Wegner is putting in a
drive well ut his new home on Richard
avenue and Twelfth street.
For ladies' and gents shoes go to
Stoltzmans Descent Block.
Jenkins; jenkins? Who is this
Jenkins we occasionally see mentioned
in some Chippewa county paper?
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Barwise, of
Mcnominee, are in the city visiting
their daughter, Mrs. f. b. Manwaring.
Mrs. H. l.. Grant returned a few
days ago from Il three weeks visit
with her sister who lives in New York
state.
The Rev. and Mrs H. w Bush
nell, Of Bayfield,, We're i'll the city the
past week, guests Of Rev \. j. Davis
and family.
If not entirely satisfied with your
treatment at other stores, try StoltZ-
man, Descent Block He satisfies the
most cxact;ng..
Mrs. Belle Rylie nee Miss Belle
Frey, was granted a divorce from her
husband, Frank Rylie, by Judge Mar
shall a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Manwaring, of
New York, are spending Il few weeks
in the city with their brother, +. b.
Manwaring and family.
The steam barge Elphicke arrived
from Buffalo Tuesday morning with
, 900 tons of coal for the Y oughiogheny
& Lehigh Coal Company.
John W. Bradshaw, of River Falls,
spent day or two in the city this
week, and was much pleased with the
progress we are making.
Somebody has started the story
that private Iams, since the Homestead
affair, looks like Bill Nye. Iams should
sue the fellow for libel.
The Rev. and Mrs. Harvey, OF
South Superior, were in this part OF
the city Wednesday, guests OF MI
and Mrs. J ID. Whitney.
Martin Nelson, who was found
guilty of larceny in circuit court few
days ago, was sentenced by Judge
Marshall to one year i'll state prison
Judge Roberts and neighbor Gregg
| fell on each others well-deyeloped
busts and wept for their fallen hero,
Jenkins. when the delegates had all
reported.
Mr.. c. f. Forbes, Of the firm OF
| Forbes x Williams. Minneapolis, ar
! rived in the city this week and VIII
sr,perlntend the brick work on the
! Daisy mill
/ Mike Doe, while unloading rail
road iron a few days ago, had his feet
! crushed by rail falling on them. lie l:
at the hospital and his injuries are moi
of serious nature.
/ The Democrats Will hold then
state Convention at Milwaukee on 1h'
3Ist inst. 1t will be very quiet afial'
as it has been decided to re nominate
/ the present incumbents.
1 The Wisconsin Echo is new adj
yocate of Republican principles. III l.
nuhlIshed 1T 42S East Wate~ St, Nil
wa,.kee. by shelton NJ. Minor. Ii Is
good live weekly journal,
Mrs. Celia Hanson and sister Mrs
Knox. left us Thursday morning Tor
few weeks visit with q sister living a
Zumbrota, Minnesota, and with irleio
at st. Paul and Minneapolis.
In two weeks more Tower avenue
will be paved through to South SUPER
or. Then if they get Stinson dom
this fall we shall have things IN pre'i.
good shane for getting about town.
Three lawn parties and severa
soeials were knocked into M by III
thunder storm of Tuesday evening
but then the ram was much needed s.
LITTLE or no grumbling was heard.
A fire alarm was sounded SUNDAY
NIGHT when an old house in Centra
Park, built sometime soon after IN
rain storm of Noah's time, was hcAe'
I'M nv the demoniac tongues OF IRE.