The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-09-16
LOCAL MA TLEES

! Mr.. F. Booth has returned from
the Worlds Fair.
The Anchor Clothing Company
knocks them all out on prices,
Mr. Peter Kelley had the misfor-
tune to lose a valuable horse one day
this week.
Mrs. Ida Barwise, of Minneapolis,
is visiting in the city, guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Z. j. Manwaring
Mr. VIII kloster who has been
spending most Of the summer in Chi
cag0 has returned to Superior.
The Normal School regents are ex-
pccted to arrive here today, Friday, to
| select a site for the new school.
Mrs. J. Lutte Christie sent sweet
pea boquct To the fair which contain
ed twenty-three distinct colorings.
Mrs. Pascoe went out to White
Birch yesterday and VIII spend sun
day there, a guest of Mrs Neii Smith.
~ the Fair was exhibited by Mr..
McGrath, a brass candle stick which
he says has been i'll his family for 22y
years.
Don't waste money. Trade with
the Anchor Clothing House
Mr.. Chrisfcld Johnson who has
been spending the summer in this city
has returned to his home at Ithaca,
y. y.
Rev. and Mrs. + H. Wright Of
Ashland, spent a day or two in tie
city this week, guests Of the TINES
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael S Bright
will spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
J.. ID. Newton at their country home
near Gordon.
Catch on and join the procession
to the Anchor Clothing House.
Nj ana Mrs \. g. Descent are in
Chicago looking over the sights at the
Worlds fair. They Will probably re
turn next week.
Miss May Whitney returned to
her studies at IIamllne University
Tuesday morning. Miss May Will
graduate this year.
Peter Sheltered who is charged
with bastardy by Magda Evcrson, was
before Judge Otis, Thursday, and held
for trial. his bail being fixed at 800.
Mr.. 10. Walker, Of South Range,
has a very good hot house, and his dis
play Of flowers and plants at the fair
this week WAS indeed very credtable.
Why is the Anchor Clothing
House the cheapest place in the city
to trade?
Mrs. Josiah Smith sent a boquct
to tie fair gathered from her flower
garden which contained tifty-siX dis
tinct varieties 1t was very hand
some.
Mr. Curtis, of Madison, called
"Wednesday afternoon. He has been
canvassing the city for nursery goods
and returned 10 Madison Wednesday
evening.
1t Is authoritativcly announced
that Francis H. Weeks has been found
and arrested and viii be returned to
this country for trial. He IS now at
Costa Bica
Mr.. J. Chisholm will occupy the
pulpit III the Thompson avenue church
tomorrow morning. In the evening
the Epworth League viii conduct 4
song service.
Rev. y. J. Davis IS attending an
nual conference at Hudson This week,
and will not return until some time
next week. There viii be services in
his church tomorrow morning, how
ever.
Man hillad-by his wife because he
did not purchase from the Anchor
Clothing House.
}. L. Chase, the popular mill and
lUmberman of Poplar, was III the city
Monday. Her lady friends in this
city will be glad to know that Mrs
Chase is IN better health than when
She was living in town.
a party of Monte Brooks, Bert
Newton, Bruce Mclean. George
Tucker and Walter McCombs are
camping this week at Flagg River
about thirty miles out on the Duluth
South Shore and Atlantic railroad
Pres. Strong Of Carleton Callecc .
Mortified, Mimi writes one of the .
graduates last year of the Nelson
Dewey High School: "You viii be
credited for al work YOU have done
in your high school. If there are
any more OF the kind OF pupilcs that
have come from there, we shall lie .
especially gl.G 10 receive them