The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-16
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her store again after her recent i'll
ness.
Miss Nellie Fessenien has been
confined to the house the past week
with Ia grippe.
The Northern Lodge of Odd Eel
lows VIII install their new officers next
Monday evening.
County Treasurer Bshoff is back
from Ely and reports times lively ~
at that mining town.
Hats, caps, necKwear, handker
chiefs, etc, al away down prices at the
Anchor Clothing Store.
valentines III enilass quantity and
variety VIII ba received at the post
office news stand i'll few days.
The slcighing is excellent now AM
the weather cold enough to make il
legal 10 held her up close while out
Boots shoes, snow packs ana all
things pertaining to foot wear at the
Anchor Clothing Store, Descent Block.
Ashland thinks she is big enough
to have tree delivery, and through her
congressman has asked that her wants
be provided for.
That big cut in oyercoats at the
Ancho. Clothing Store VII last but a
few days more. Better sc; one before
the sal. IS do. arpI off
Two bunco men were captured at
the West End Tuesday. 1t seems that
accidents Will happen in spite of the
vigilence of the officials.
The Ladies Aid Society of the II.
f. church Will meet with Mrs. y. X.
Smith next Wednesday afternoon.
" ork will be provided.
There is some talk Of another ma
tional bank with capital Of 81 100000
coming to town. 1t Will probably 10
cate at this end of the city.
Mrs Simon Smith. mother Of Mr..
\. X. and Pearl Smith. Is very sick,
and for time the past week it was
thought she could not recover.
Mrs. S. X Duff left Thursday
evening for few weeks visit with
her husband at Cleveland, Ohio, where
he is employed in machine shop.
-FOUND. Near the NJ. Z. Parson-
age this week, q black ice wool fascl-
nator Owner may have same by call
ing at parsonage and proving property.
The thermometers have stuck
close t. the 20degree below mark
pretty close the past week. At times
the, have got several points below
this.
Mr.. T W. ShacklefOrd, who went
down to old kentuck to spend the
holidays with friends, returned to SUI
per.or a few days ago, ready for an
other yea S tussel with the world.
Mrs. Mundy, widow Of the late E.
Y. Mundy, was married to w Is.
Best, Of the " est End, at Syracuse, n
Y, on Dee. 80 Mr.. Best IS connected
with the Eastern Minnesota railroad
5. G.. Leamon, of this end of the
city. wants to get up Il skating race OF
from three 10 ten miles. He does not
care who comes, excepting only
Messrs Munro and Brown, OF the
West End.
The Central Ptrk Lyceum has de-
ciied to elect the president of the
United States by the direct vote OF the
people. The question was discussed
Wednesday evening and she atfirma-
tive won the case.
The annual convention of the
county superintendent of schools for
the northern district of Wisconsin,
embracing some fifteen counties, was
in session in this city Thursday and
Friday of this week
Doctor H. J. Common returned
from his visit east, last WedneSday,
and is again ready TO give you dose
of castor oil or saw your leg of. If YOU
have any choice in the matter. Glad
to have him back, anyhow.
Our city is going to try and dis
pense with the street gas lamp where
it i located just under one of the arc
electric lights. 1t is thought, how
ever that the light corporation has got
III, CITY where the hair is short. and
that we will have to continue to use
and paw Cor both