The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-27


wife and three children, married
daughter living III Chicago, a son living
in Duluth, and Mrs. MOBILES of this
city. His remains were taken to his
home at " aukegan for burial.
The Murry saw mill so long on
Connors Point, is a thing of the past.
1t has been taken down and moved
over to the Duluth side of the bay,
where the proprietors have land of
their own.
Some time since John Gladden. be-
gun suit against the Barge Co, for
damages asking SD, 600, for injuries re
ceiyed to his leg and foot last summer.
The jury gave HIM a verdict for s., 80,
last Tuesday
Again 1t becomes our very pleas
ant privilege to commend Aldermen
Linnen and O'IIare, of the first ward,
for their negative vote on the scaven-
ger contract given out by the council
Tuesday night.
Mr.. Gilman, brother of Mrs.
Hogan, is quite sick with scarlet fever.
y year ago this winter this young man
had Il long and hard run of typhoid
fever, and bis many friends sympathlZe
with him in his affections.
The Duluth Polo Club now holds
the championship of the state of Min
nesota, haying defeated the St Paul
club last week, which had been wear
ing those honors. The SuperIors will
play the Dulnth champions at an early
day.
-Rey. c. :. Starkweather returned
from his southern trip last Saturday.
He reports lots Of good old democrat
ic kicking all through the south, and
that the people are just beginning to
realize that protection is better than
free trade, even for the south
The Ladies Aid Society of the
First NJ +. Church, viii hold its next
regular meeting at the residence of
Mrs. Bowers, on Fifth street, next
W edneSday afternoon. All members
are urged 10 be present, and, also, all
who may desire to become members.
ANDREW Johnson and Anthony
Allen, came over from Duluth last
Tuesday to peddle forged checks.
They got rid Of one and then Il police
man gathered them in, The check
passed was for $2l and bore the forged
signature Of Alfred Merritt, of DuIuth.
W edncsday night was the coolest
of the season, 50 far as we have record,
the score heiug 2S below as reported by
Mr.. Martin Pattison At : o'clock
Thursday morning the record was 2G
below This is very invigoratiug
weather, but terrible hard on the coal
bins.
\ few weeks aso Mr.. f. G. Fish,
a young man - years ofage, connected
with the Ia Belle Wagon Works at
South Superior, went to California for
his health tie was later joined 10y
his mother, and on sunday LAST news
vas received here that the young man
Was dead.
In the February Harppr'S Miss
Jean FORSYTH VIII give an account of
her experience Is Il pupil Under a cele-
bratcd London teacher of vocal music.
The title OF her article is ~ Singing
Student i'll London, and although her
story reads Ike fiction it is understood
to be literally true.
The " { I, /. Fast End VIII
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SUNDAY Yfrern,on nj . o,rIool, in thp
FIRST II + church corner Of Th,m,.
-, avanua anG SJvtb street Mrs
John Chisholm will preside Mrs \
! Davis wi,} oiva > hfbI.. ra,djnr and
>frs kimhoII VII tall, an tho works
Of the W. {. T. [. \ collection Will
he taken up, ana everybody invited.
The Row u, Dunn nrcache5 in
the First NJ. +. church Of this city. last
S,n day morning and evening. The
Doctor !, \ very able and non. Iar
PREACHER and the church i irving tc
make ARRANGEMENTS 10 have him IL.
Gated here. one trouble would be that
# We oct him VI. shall have to enlarge
the church hnildinr to accommodate the
,.o.,,1, md t1.., ,,,rIr io b,J tb...
hard times.
The special tax assessed for harhor
improvements in harbor district No.