The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

LOCAL
Rooms to rent Inquire at this
office.
The ice is gone out Of the Nemadjl
river.
Prank Hayes is spending the week
III st. Louis Mo.
Two to one that John w. Scott is
mayor of Superior.
Easter Sunday was generally OBJ
served by all the churches in the city
Champ Green is getting ready to
build for his own use, fine new res
idence.
Mrs L. c. Alvord has been quite
i'll during the past week, but is much
better now.
Spring time with its crows, buzz
Yards and street organ grinders are
once more with us.
Mrs L. IL. Page, Of Chicago, was
a guest of Miss Severance on Nednes-
day Of this week.
The season for duck hunting is
I,oy wiih us, but the ducks have not
pat III an appearance
The new side tracks from the y.
T. road to the Daisy mill are being put
in working condition this week.
Elder Davis is off this week at
tending court III Barron county, being
called as witness III some cause.
The whistles of steam boats are
again heard in the land, and they
sound we'll after their long silence.
Town lots III the new town at
Iron River, just over the line in Bay
field county, are selling as high as 800
each.
Geo e. Mobiles has gone to Chlca-
go for medical treatment. He has
been in very poor health for long
time.
New Hosiery in all the latest styles
at Mrs. JANE PAsCoE's.
Miss FsteHe I.aiiitte has returned
from the south where she has been
visiting her sister for the past few
weeks.
Work on the Daisy Mill is pro-
crossing in fine shape and its majestic
form will soon begin TO rise above the
waters,
The saw mills on Connor's Point
are getting ready for business. One OF
them, the Murray mill started up
Thursday.
p. +. Bradshaw and sister Miss
Mamie, are spending their Easter va
cation iii the city. They VIII return
to school next week.
J. NJ. RuggleS and family who have
spent most of the winter ont OF town
have returned to the city and are
again at home to their friends.
Miss Lydia TubbS is visiting with
friends in St Paul and Minneapolis.
and will also visit in Iowa and perhaps
Southern Dakota, before Der return.
Mrs Banks. the aged mother OF
CITY Engineer Banks, who has been
very sick the past ten DAYS, was re-
ported some better at last accounts
New hats. flowers ribbons, and the
latest STYLES in millinery at
Mrs. JANE PASCOES 5.
The Freeman FIGURING mill will
begin to make flour next week. Its
machinery was put i'll motion Thurs
day to test it and see that it was all
right.
Mrs. Latham, of Waseca, Mimi,
n sister of Mr. f. Il. Banks, is IN the
city, called here by the serious illness
of he mother. who lives with Mr..
Banks
Mr.. y. J. Gilman, of Battle Creek
Michigan, is in the city visiting his
sister. Mrs. A. j. Hogan. Mr.. Gilman
will probably decide to locate here per
| manently.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Thompson avenue Methodist cnufeh
will meet with Mrs. w. I. Hartley on
West Sixth street, next Wednesday
afternoon, April y.
The Waffle supper "Wednesday ev-
ening was very thorough failure Il
oapcialIy The ladies will either have
to try again or let the old church SO
over another year without paint
Tie Rev. Mr.. Merritt, OF Oeetas
Mimi. will preach in the thompson
rua Methodist church Sunday