The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-03
LOCAL

trip to Ohio.
We got delightful rain last Mon
day and Tuesday.
Nicely furnished front rooms fol
rent at 81 w. eth st,
Why is StoltZman's the cheapest
place in town to trades
WIN. Munro: '.Slightfully dis
figured, but still in the ring
Miss Maggie IIannifin has returned
from visit with relatives in Dakota
Mrs. NJ. T. Robe is in Mlnneapo
lis this week looking after hei business
affairs.
Good goods that defy competition
can be found at the Anchor Clothing
Company.
The infant daughter of Mr. and
/ Mrs Charles MaN>on died Wednesday
afternoon.
The public schools Will open next
! Monday morning, the 9TH inst, Will
about 5000 scholars.
/ If you want a stout shoe for the
season, You'll find no better than thost
sold by The Anchor Clothing Co.
j asst Tuesday was hard day 70:
the Lake mariners. Several vessel
were wrecked and many lives lost.
E. w. Skerry and wife, of Siou>
City, were in Superior Thursday, thu
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Alvord
Two barges are unloading coat at
the Youghioghney X Lehigh dock to
day, each had Il cargo of over 1000 tons
The triplets born at the West End
some three weeks since, all died anu
were buried in one coffin last Sunday
A. X. Smith has been nursing 4
sore hand the past ten days caused
from running nail into it. Better
now.
p p. Stoltzman has returned from
his trip out to the Pacific coast, and Is
still satisfied that Superior beats al
creation.
The South Shore and Atlantic
people expect to be able to come into
Srperior over its own track by the
middle of November.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Tarr and chill
dren, of Paris, Kentucky, are In the
city for their summer vacation. They
have rooms at The Euclid
Mrs. w. J. Carroll and children, o.
Galena, Ill, are visiting in the city
Mrs. Carroll is sister of W. }. ant
James Leader of this city.
Miss Payne, who has been CUES
of Prof and Mrs. ID. {. Robert tn
past few weeks, returned to her home
| in Lexington, Ky, this week.
II. $. Walhridge and wife left fol
their Toledo home Thursday evening
/ Mr. Walbridge thinks he Will visit IL
again this fall probably next month.
MIR. Geo. l.. Brooks and bride re
turned from their bridal tour through
the east this morning. Mr.. Brooks l
o,ite recovered from his recent Illness
VIM. b. Perry and bride returned
To Superior last Tuesday, ana nav
now entered into the battle of life Jus
Ike the rest of us old married folks
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Smith OF TN
ei.v celebrated their 18th marriage
anniversary Thursday last Ghent
their only son, presented his mothe
with 5000 Silver Certificate
What YOU see you believe. liner
ro TO the Anchor Clothing Co ana Sc
shoes worth $3.50 sold for $500 AM
.bo, balieye them to be truthful adj
vertiSer.
Miss Latham, who has been Visit
inc in the family of her uncle, Mr.. r
b. Banks. for the past few weeks r.
turned to her home ii Waseea' Mimi
this week.
Last Thursday the Freeman mil
sbi,ned to cuba 900 barrels OF flour
THIS mill is now turning out Lou
barrels per day, and viii soon increas
this output
Mrs. D. II. Perry has the thank
of the entire TINES family Tor
hounteous supply of nice fresh cucuh
hers from her garden. They wer
crisp and nice.
A very pleasant social hop was IN
duired in by the young people OF TN
citv Thursday evening. About siNt
couple participated The fine ne,
store room of the Champ Green puiit
i,r was usef for this occasion.