The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-09
LOCAL 6ATTERS.


Chris Larson and Mr.. Torel5on
left for Dakota Thursday.
Mrs. W. c. Hare, of Central Park,
who has been very i'll is much better.
Mr.. j. G Clymer. of Gordon, was
in the city day or two this week.
Charles Platt has returned from
business trip to o2ooaer.
Mr. J. c. Henvis spent a day or two
in St Paul this week on business.
MIR Dennis Dean has returned
from his trip east, glad to be at home
again.
Hon Jno c. Spooner of Hudson,
was registered at The Euclid last We'd
nesday.
w J. Regain, of st Paul, visited
friends III this CITY last Saturday and
Sunday.
Thomas Bardon, of Ashland spent
"Wednesday in the city. the guest of
his brother John
Mr.. w H. Webb, who has been
east on business the past three weeks,
returned Thursday.
Winter cholera, seems 30 have
struck the town to stay. Nearly every
one has had touch.
Mr. Long has been in the city at
tending board meeting. He viii be back
with his family in May
Mr. ana Mrs. ID. c. Robert left
Wednesday evening for an extended
pleasure trip to southern California.
Mrs. Chas F. Chapman of Mime
apolis is visiting Superior friends, the
guest of Mrs. u. IL. Perry and family.
Mr. 3. c. Palmer has removed his
family to the West End. We are sorry
to lose such families from among US.
Mrs Anderson gave another one
of her delightful dinner parties to a
number of her friends Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. John G. Bertrand entertained
a large number of her lady friends AT
five O'Clock tea on Thursday of this
week.
The Misses kimball and Berry
who have been spending their vacation
at the latter's home in St. Paul, have
returned
The Superior Board of Trade will
be formally opened for tie transaction
AnrIl Orb at 0Si,
O'Clock ii. m.
Mrs Perry entertained the whist
clsb at her home on Sixth street We'd
nesdav evening. OF course all had Il
delightful time.
Mrs +. b Manwaring and two
children leave this, Friday, evening
for a weeks visit with friends at Me
nominee, this state.
Mrs. Robbie, widow of the late j.
d. ROBBIE, received IS, 500 as life insur-
ance money which the Captain carried
at the time of his death.
MIR. Pickering and family leave us
in a. few days for a visit to their for
mer home in Iowa. They expect to be
gone two or three weeks.
MIR Matchettee is not the only
political hack that will be turned out
70 nihble thlstles bv the roadside
through the results Of last Tuesday.
The Misses Berwick gave very
plaasaut whist party last Monday
afternoon. Miss Bradshaw secured
the head prize and Mrs, Perry the
progressive,
Miss Gertrude Ashton VII" has
been spending some weeks here VIC
Quest of Mrs. Anderson, has returned
To her Chicago home and was accom-
panied by Miss Ann Mather OF west
Superior.
The annual social and supper OF
the Sixth street Presbyterian Sunday
school will be held in the pariors of the
church this, Friday evening Supper
viii ne served at O'Clock. social
! from to O'Clock. All friends oi TIE
! church arc invited
A large congregation listened to
an excellent sermon last Sunday even
ing in the Thompson avenue NJ. f.
1 Church. gwen by Rev S W lngham
late pastor of the West End church
now of Washburn. The subject was
partnership with God" and many
GOOD Thoughts we're given