The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-03-03

/ mas again rallied and the doctor thinks
she viii now soon recover.
Necessity may be the mother of
/ Invention bat she has never had a
nicer child than the necessity of going
to Stoltzman'5 if you want real bar.
/ gains.
The Superior Drum Corps held its
annual meeting last Wednesday and
elected the following officers: Presi.
dent, 5. X. Duff, Jr.; Captain, Geo. l..
Tucker; Secretary, 5. G Chaffee.
/ The Cecilian Society will give a
musical entertainment at the West
Superior Hotel, this Friday evening,
for the benefit of the Associated Char
tiles. Let all attend who possibly can
Refreshments viii be served.
Two butchers at South Superior
have pulled out of the union. and
others Will follow. The union prices
are simply starvation prices to the ma
Jority OF the people these times, and
their prices are out Of all reason even
If times We're good. III
Last Tuesday there was both sor-
row and rejoicing in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent McKinnon, of this
city, when a daughter was born unto
them, and when their little three year
old daughter was taken from them by
death ; relentless hand
While we are talking about re-
trenchment, why not reorgauize our
fire department.? Let Us have one
good central paid department and all
the rest volunteer companies with paw
when called out fer service This rule
applies in other cities, why not in this2
-llarper's BaZar for February 24th
Will print capital analysis of Wash
lngton society by its special CORES
pendent, called The Washington Sea
son" Another promised attraction is
y venture in Opals, story by An
na Fuller, Illustrated by Francis Day
-Comrade L. T. Slavton is hav-
ing another bad time with his leg. a
relic of the war. He belongs to the
list of pensioners which the st. Paul
Globe notices with pleasure, is rapidly
growing less. When they are all gone
the pension money viii be saved TO the
country.
Some time since Mr.. Dan Holland
ekclerk of the circuit court, sued the
Milwaukee Journal for libel placing
the damages at SO 600 The case was
called at this term Of cDIrt, and on
motion Of the defendants ATTORNEYS
for non-suit, Judge Marshall threw the
case out Of court.
Mrs c. l.. Catlin has been putting
on an addition 10 the rear of the store
room occupied 10y the Pratt Grocery
Co, on Fifth street and also good
cellar The work is about completed
and next week Nj Pratt VIII have
much more room and much larger
stock Of groceries.
If we are getting such beautiful
clear, pure, water as the Water Com
pany confidently tell ANA assure us,
Why All this commotiom by the doctors:
Several physicians are having the city
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The "CIipring Party at ncighbor
lia t'ey's few nights since was very
enjoyable drv,ce-and 50 were the sand
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y @aaoLtht stove exploded It's boil
or Monday afternoon at the corner Of
lower ana EiShlh street and the
9"IdihS was destroyed. 1t was a
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suIeo loi SOW, / ne loss on Goods was
The Aldermen OF Superior want
the people OF the city to pay them a
salary OF 800 year, In Chicago
where work and responsibilities are
five times greater than here, they pay
their cDuncilmen %IJ5 a wear or 81. OF
per meeting Upon what plea does
our servants demand more than three
times the salary paid by Chicago.
\. Ptderson of Central Park. one
Of the Old settlers Of this city died last
Sunday ana was buried Tuesday afte,
noon. Mr. Peterson was one of the
financially solid and highly resnected
citizens Of this town. and for several
wears past has been Treasurer Of the