The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-11

turing The absence Of Mrs TerBush,
are stopping at Mrs Mills until the
house which Mrs. Flagg is erecting
Tor them IS finished.
" ny does not the work Of grading
lih street west of Settleton avenue
hesins Is it the intention Of tie board
OF public works and the council TO de-
lay this work another year, 1t looks
that way, fer a fact.
jesse 3. Thayer Of this city struck
'yob, by going down to the Repulli
can convention at Minneapolis: lie
was appointed assistant Sergeant-at-
Arms, which position lie flied with
true S@i erior grace and dignity.
Thomas Smith, dravmeo of the
v est End, was badly injured by a de
fectiye sidewalk, while trying to escape
from 4 runaway horse, Lust January.
lie has brought suit against the city.
through attorneys Reed, Grace & Rock,
Tor s. Gee damages
-Children's Day viii be observed at
Tie several churches tomorrow The
Presbyterian Sunday School Will have
exercises in the morning,
and at the Thompson avenue NJ. +.
church an entertaining program viii
be given III the evening.
Just received fine line Of Gents
Nd Gloves. ANCHOR CLOTHING co.
Mr.. J. Langley ana daughter, Miss
Belle, of Fergus Falls, MINI, We're tie
guests OF Mr. and Mrs O. II Langley
on "Wednesday. Mr. Langley is ali
uncle of O. VI. Langley, and has been
the meeting OF the Grand
Lodge |. Q. O. +. in Duluth
John keaough ana some of the
Other yacht owners are trying to get
up a series Of races at his end of the
city to come of July Fourth. There
are several fine boat, on the bay and
lew races would be y very pleasing
feature for or national holiday.
james Bartioa is authority for the
statement that negotiations are pend
ing for another large Touring mill for
the East End to lie located just west
Of the Daisy. lie SAYS The negoti-
atlonS have progressed favorahIy and
are almost now to q conclusion"
The committee Oh water invistisa
ten report that they are sure the city
is receiving lake water, but owing to
the heavy east wind it is colo:ed from
the sand and sediments. Well we can
all drink city water again and be as
healthy as we were before the scare
Mr. + c. Sills had the misfortune
to sprain his ankle very badly one day
last week. lie was fortunate in one
respect. lie had Just day or two be-
fore taken out an accident policy so he
is able to lay UP for q couple of weeks
at the expense af an Insurance com
pany.
Why is it that Tie Nelson Dewey
school grounds cannot have the foun-
tain which they are entitled TO. as
stipul;tc:l i'll the franchise of the
water company and which has been
promised Us for the past two years:
Let il 81 put III ~ once, cyea if i. is 10
he bay W.T..
Mrs. J. y. nutl,r, whose Illness
has been mentioned in the TENS on
for!ne: occasions, died IN this city last
~ 1,inesday, the Sih inst. SHE WIS
iEaout 50 wears ii age, and had been an
We're tai>er to Madison last evening,
where the funeral services viii he held.
The runr w&l,,s Al East Superior
were totally destroyed l.y fire last sun
day, together with two CT mere car
loads 81 lis t'i:>l;ga rgo,.rct which was
ill ready for sif:pnl; NJ. The plant was
insured for &!5,tae, probably about
two. thirds the value Of the l.TGi EFT !,
destroyed The works will be rebuilt
At oare.
a great many nf The delegates anti
visitors 1t tie national convention 81,
visiting Superior on tll,r WAY iiCitie.
enc 5, ec;a, train Of eight coaches az
riyad over lie Gm@ia line this morn
mo and several other trains arrive
over thc =. st,rr and the s.. Paul &
Dr'ut,, roads. The city is full Of
visitors
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