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

'each at South Superior the coming
; year and moved her effects to that
Place this week.
-Ihe Naiad Queen is drawing big
houses this week, and it ought to-
Inc fnest thing ever seen at the head
OF the lakes. Do not fail to go ia.
night. Last chance.
DR. Findley has moved his dental
headquarters into rooms in the second
story OF the rev Champ Green build
i'iS on Fifth street, where he viii be
pleased to receive his friends.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs \. n. Doe was buried last Satur-
Jay morning. Mrs. Doe, who Has been
very SICK Tor some weeks, is little
better and able to be up a part of the
time
Miss Severance, our popular kim
derSarten teacher, who spent her
summer vacation at Rome, n Y, re-
turned Wednesday evening much i'm
PRAYED in health; and ready for her
SCloOl uutls'S next week.
We should have returned thanks
last week to Mrs. Iryin Lord, o. Cor
don, for fine treat in the way of
vegetables from her garden, consisting
of green corn, cucumbeiS, radishes,
turnIps, etc. The were very nice, III
deed.
Key. \. Durrie was again called
to Madison last Monday TO attend his
SICK father who was falling rapidly,
and all efforts to restore him to a nor
mai condition proved futile, and the
old gentleman quietly sank into his
long rest Thursday morning.
1t is suggested that we becoming
ly receive and celebrate the arrival in
Superior of the first car load of iron
ore from the Masaba range The sug-
! gestion is a good one, and should be
carried out Where is our Chamber of
Commerce to lead in the matters
Mr.. Senter who Built the one story
| frame building on the corner of Becker
and Fifth, has changed his mind and
is now moving the frame structure
back to the alley, and will erect on the
/ front brick building 25x60 and three
stories high. That is more like it, MI
| Senter.
THE Leader quotes eXGov. \. Z.
Swineford as saying: 'If Haugen' 5
nomination pleases the party, the party
is mighty easy to please Swneford
hates anything honest and clean and
respectable, hence it is not to be won
! dered at that he should make just such
a remark as that.
Five men left bayfield, Tuesday
evening, the day of the storm, in a
| small boat to go to Wilson's Island,
and they have not been heard from
since. 1t is feared that all have been
lost as two or three of the party were
considerably under the influence Of
liquor when they started out.
E. \. Egery, of this city, who has
been on trial before Judge Marshall
| for enlightenment of money from in
| Surance companies for whom he was
local agent recently. was found guilty
| by the jury. Judge Marshall on Tues
day morning pronounced the sentence
which was one year in state prison.
The fourth quarterly meeting of
the Thompson Avenue Nj. +. Church
! will be held tomorrow morning. the
4th inst Rev. III. p. Haylett, of the
" est End Cumming Avenue Church
Will preach in the morning at l0:t5,
after which the sacrament will be
administered. Everybody cordially
| invited.
a few days ago Mr.. George Ander-
son, landlord of the Travellers Home
Hotel, bought the Bouchard property
| on Second street, known as the Smith
House, which includes two lots, for
So 800, a genuine snap Mr.. Ander
son, will probably fix up the place and
let it down to grade and occupy it him
self next year
The Nalad Queen matinee this
Saturday afternoon is more especially
for the benefit of the little folks who
cannot go for the long evening per
Torrance. and every child in the city
ought to be there. Don't forget the
| little ones while you are enjoying nice
things. They can all appreciate the
Naiad Queen hugely.
Mr.. James Starkey Of St. Paul,
an old time SuperiOrite and the platter
of ..Starkey's Addition to Superior, y
lust at the head of Allouez Bay, died
suddenly at Winnipeg where he had
gone on business, last Wednesday.
One of his sons has been putting in
the bridge across the st. Louis river
for the Belt Line road
Miss Mable Decker who has been
living with her uncle, l.. +. Johnston,
the past wear. and who has heen the
able stenograpller for the Board of
Trade since its organization, returned
to her home at Lancaster WIS. this
week Her sister who has been visit
ing here the past two or three weeks,
also returned with her.
Our street car company has chang
ed its name from the Douglas County
street Railway Company to the Super
ior Rapid Transit Railway Company.
When it is understood that 1t takes
from half an hour to an hour to go
from the court house to Tower avenue,
= distance of less than three miles, the
appropriateness of the new name VIII
be readily seen.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. \.
W. Macrae, aged about SIX months,
died very suddenly last Saturday morn
ing. L, was very strong. robust