The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-23
LOCAL ATTERS-

W ny ID SlOitLihdil Vic
place in town to trade.
Regular services at the Thompson
Avenue NJ. f. church tomorrow
Mr.. Fred Tucker, Il TIMES COM
positor, is laid up with the humps.
The cock crows and the hen goes
Stoltzman's prices crow and the boots
and shoes go.
If you want to know how hot it is
go out and pick SIX quarts of wild
Strawberries.
The Thermometer at Newton $
drug store registered lei III the shade
at noon of Thursday.
Rev A. J. Davis and family re-
turned from their c;.mWn eetlng outing
at Barron, Tuesday evening.
Miss Alice West left us Thursday
evening for months visit with her
cousin, Mrs Richardson. OF Dickinson,
Dakota
Senator Hill would not attend the
Cleveland ratification meeting III New
York WedneS lay evening. David
seems TO be sore ali sulhy-
Oar business is to make things
cheap. ana we stick to business
SToLTZMAN.
Mrs. Col Hughes. Of Hudson, " is,
accompanied by hsd, granddaughter
Miss Jessie Hughes, are at present the
guests of Mr. q. +. lIughe, and son.
Champ Green ana Family have re-
turned from their months outing.
They spent the time on the banks OF 4
beautiful lake near Gordon, and had d
delightful time.
Man Killed by his wife-hecause
he did not purchase from StOltzman,
who has Il fine line of ladies' and gents
shoes and mems furnishings
The NettletOn Avenue pavement
has been completed from Second to
Ninth street, and it scesnS to be first
class job, and thereby long felt want
has been supplied.
Otto Westlcv, a dock laborer, was
the first to succombe to the intense
heat He was rrostraied Thursday
afternoon and is now III the hospital,
and will probably recover
Henry Griffin who has been having 4
run Of typhoid fever, and "ho has been
an inmate of 81. francis hospital for
two or three weeks. is en the streets
again and ready for business.
Mrs. Pascoc took her Sunday school
class for an outing OIL Thursday. " ith
well flied baskets they spent the day
on Minnesota Point. and n"tWllh-
standing the heat had a good time
The fine new hotel ut New st.
Louis. situated on the st Louis Klvel
about five miles from the West End
is now open tor the summer season
You can reach it by boat or by rail.
A festival VIII be given this, Sat
urday evening by the Young ladies OF
st Francis Catholic church, in the old
! Richie building on West Second st
| 4 cordial invitation is extended 10 all
R. c. Folks directory compilers
are about through with their canvass
of the city They do not SAY how many
| neople we have but do say that VT
have grown a good dead during the
past year.
lanes S. Richie and sen, James
! s. Jr.. left on the Omaha Limited
Thursday evening for their summer
outing at Sea Isle City, n j. The!
expect to return about the middle o.
| September.
A. II. Bertrand, formerly of kear
ney, Neb.. will succeed \. n Prindie
! of Prindle s. Clague, of this city IL
the management OF the LEGAL office
Mr.. Bertrand was formerly III ,hs
banking business
This has been another hot week
The Oldest story teller we have go
| does not even try TO tell us about TIT
wear long ago when it was better ane
more Of it than it IS this season
Whew, how the pores do leak
Some days since John Sky hur
one of his fingers, mere scratch, bu
the hot weather came on, tie wount
became a little intlamed, but still N
thought little of it and did neshinS 10
it. at last blood poisoning SGT IN ant
he went 20 the hospital, and gesterda.
the doctors amputated the injured
finger. and it is thought ne surthe
trouble Will ensue.