The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-28

VIII carry full line of choice family
groceries, fruits, vegetables, etc, and
VIII sell as reasonable as the times
VIII permit.
-iiemember that Monday is Deco
ration Day. All who can should make
ia point to attend. TIE program of
| exercises for the afternoon at the
! opera house is excellent, and the long,
tedious marching feature has been dis
pensed with
! Mrs. ) i. Tubbs and daughters,
who have been spending some weeks
with friends in Minneapolis ana at
DEBORAH, Iowa, are at home again, and
Sidney has lost that detected look he
mad been carrying around for some
Gays previous to their return.
There is some talk of organ ling q
Grand Army Post at this end of the
city. There is quite number of The
boys living at this end and they feel
that it is too far and inconvenient to
attend the post at the West End by
all means let US have post here.
Some time since one William Stan
lord of this city, was sentenced to nine
months III the county jail Tor threaten
ing to Kill Capt. Barker. IN effort has
just been made to sCcGre his release
through the hardening power, but Gov.
Peek has refused TO grant the pardon
The Chicago limited due here at
$50 4. m, did not arrive here on Mon
day last until about l p. IN. vt Men
dota, a short distance this side of Mad
| ison, broken truck wheel wrecked
the train pretty badly, but fortunately
20 one was killed or even seriously
Injured.
The council committee created for
the pursose of investigating the paving
, done on some of the streets last season
have begun operations The invest-
cation has not progressed very far,
but 1t will probably turn out about
Ike the late police nyestigation-in
az artistic job of whitewashing
AT last Mr.. c. X. Lawrence, the
particular pet OF the Land and RIVER
Improvement company, is off the
board of public works. County Engl-
neer F. p. Black has been appointed
and confirmed to fill the vacancy.
The general opinion is that the change
| Will be for the better in every way
Miss Francis Kleimpell. of Madl-
! son, is DESTROYS of teaching a class in
German during the Summer vacation
1t has not yet been decided whether
the class can be formed or not. We
are of the opinion that the children
need the rest the vacation affords,
more than they need the German they
VIII learn.
Mr.. Albert Soderlund, of Milwau-
| kee, who came home to attend his
! brothers funeral, is still in the city
1t is quite likely that he Will now dis
pose of his business III Milwaukee and
| come 10 his home here to live as he is
tie only child left and his parents, de
sire IS that he should make his home
With ,hcm-
y the Reorganization Of the Su-
ncriar Belt and Terminal railway a
few DAYS ago, (. 3. Manwaring was
elected president, Henry S. Butler,
| secretary, and Frank L. Hanson, treas
ufei. Inc He" oirceio are an SUPER
'of men ana IL .he io'''' does i'oV iii"ie
% 'iie ''ASAl' oi GU 'o"ii ~ VIA NC
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D. =. Morrison has fitted II? ore of
his large 'front.' windows and made 4
| lme summer garden therein. Dave IS
! considerable OF wag, ANA Ill the
middle OF his garden he has Il sign
posted which reads thus: "AiorsSoii )
AUX t0'' W. Wv . =,
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| Pile dryers were sent III 10 Tie
grounds CT the new ore dock last ties
day morning by water, Tie dft09"S
| udf ing So1 d SiithiiSi 'i'eii 9''il'S4 oii'i
TO allow the tugs to 80 through the
bar at the mouth OF the NemaaJi
Another pile driver is at work Oh the
dry ground end OF the dock, and 1t Is
beginning TO look pretty i|t'5 oNei
thc RIVER.
THURSDAY afternoon as Nj. Frank
| Id~lI rot M from his chair in his store
he was seized With a fainting fit and
fell over backward. In The fall his head
came in contact with a water pail from
! which lie received quite a severe scalI
vo,,,d Altar reraip;nr consciousness
,,a c,,Ii,. Mrs Hell he AGAIN he
came unconscious for a short time. He
was apparantIy al right the next Ga,