The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-08-13
The Odd Fellows f,,va now t;xnsr

'iiiC ioi tHtiI DOdt Glt.e rfl the Day ana
Like. After so many disappointments
they ought to have a big crowd to-
night
The Daisy mill storage room and
elevator are up their full height and
/ are now receiving their roofs. The
former part is eight stories high and
| the latter six stories
The ground for the Iistman mill
WAS staked out last "Wednesday and
the work of pile driving will begin the
first of the week, Messrs. Moran, Tay-
lor X Moran OF this city having the
contract for the foundation.
Now is the season for picking
pond lilies Of Which there is a bountl-
1ui supply on Allouez bay and Bluff
Creek. But why is it that the Young
people always want to gather them by
moonlight:
Martin Pattison has just put upon
his principal fronts handsome iron
fence. 1t adds immensely to his beau
tifnl grounds. He Will also have a
fine fountain playing in his grounds
near the north entrance.
w. III. McCann, under arrest for
the murder of r.. b. kirkwood at
White Birch last week, VIII have his
examination next Monday We I'M
derstand that his attorneys will base
the defense on the grounds of insanity
Next Tuesday evening the Junior
League of the NJ. +. church will hold
festival of the seasons on the lawn of
Mrs. Mills, on Third street between
Becker and Nettleton avenue Re
freshments will be served from to 10
O'Clock.
DR.. and Mrs H. f. Laffltte left
Thursday afternoon for st. Louis, Mo,
to Il; tend the Feast of the Assumption
of the Blessed Virgin Mary, at which
time their daughter, Janet, will take
the black veil of the siSterhood Of the
church.
After three years Of agonizing eff
fortsthey have begun laying blocks for
the Fifth street pavement west of
Nettleton avenue. 1t is hoped that
fair weather may last several months
more, so that this job may be com
p'eted this year.
The postponed marriage ceremony
of Nh Geo. l.. Brooks and Miss Clara
Berwick was carried into effect last
Tuesday evening, at the church of the
Redeemer, Rev. Starkweather otiiclat-
ing. Mr.. Brooks and bride left for the
east on the 7:l5 South Shore road
James McKennon, late of Glen
garry, Canada, fell from the third story
balcony Of the Timlin house, West
end, last Sunday morning and was
instantly killed, y brother arrived
from Hudson Monday morning and
took charge of the remains. Whisky
Was the principal cause of the fatal
fall.
Why is it that the West end
papers are so chary about mentioning
the fact that tie largest vessels on the
lakes, carrying some of the largest
cargoeS, find no trouble in making port
at the "old town" docks? Some OF
them, at least, have been glib enough
III publishing the statement that such
vessels could not get i'll here.
the center pier for the railroad bridge
1T New Duluth and the masons began
laying stone several days ago. The
Golfer dam project had to be aband-
oned ana piles pat in and sawed of
under water. The bridge Will now 90
! up rapidly and the ears running to Al
loueZ bay 10y the FIRST OF October.
While down in the woods this
! week Dave Morrison spent an after
noon sitting on Il fiat car, rifle IN hand
watching for game. In due time Il
couple of beautiful deer leisurely
passed by Dave gaZed upon them
with longing eyes, but it was not until
the handsome creatures We're out OF
sight that he remembered that he had
his gun with him.
The school board selected a fine
site for their Fifth Ward school build
ing. 1t will be located on the south
west corner of East Sixth street and
Clough avenue on nice high and dry
grounds They get eight lots for Sll,
300, the cheapest piece of property sold
in the last six months. The J. III.
Agen Company made the sale.
DIR Geo. S Dearborn, Presiding
Elder of Topeka District, Kansas, Will
preach in the Thompson avenue church
tomorrow, Sunday morning, nth inst.
Mr.. Dearborn is here visiting bis
daughter, Mrs. Richmond. lie was a
member OF the late general conference
at Omaha in May, and has been a
very prominent divine for the pas.
forty years.
-Messrs. Joseph Walker, Martin
kor,stadt and Frank Desmond, AT
Supervisors for the town OF Superior
were arrested last Saturday on the
charge of embeZzelment of the town
funds. They had Il hearing before
Justice French Monday morning and
held to the circuit court on
500 bail each The case is set fol
hearing next Tuesday, the 10th inst.
VIM. J. Wilson died of quick con
sumption, at the residence Of George
larson on Sixth street where he hao
been boarding. last Sunday morning
and was buried Tuesday morning. Mr.
Wilson was young business man OF
the city. member of the firm o.
Steele & Wilson, painters and decorat
ors. and was member of the X OF /
order We believe he was Canadian