The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-01-11
There will be no service on Satur.
oey evening. - was stated In the week
OF prayer announcement in our issue Of
last Friday.


by Edelstein Bros, second hand fur-
nlture dealers, has been leased for sa-
loon purposes.
Herman Laffitte who came home
from school in st. Paul for his holiday
vacation, has been having number of
DOLLS on his neck and has also mad a Sc
we're attack of quinsy.
we are Informed that it was about
30 minutes after the alarm was sounded
/ Tor the Scion fire before the engine
sent stream upon the fire. This record
for siowness--cannot be beat.
In spite of the Leader man the
Governor Will call an extra session of
the legislature to consider the re-dis-
trlctlng of the state. This will give
general satisfaction to the Republicans
whether it does to anv one else or not
Mrs. Elizabeth Henry, who b. ought
suit against the city for $1,000 damages
for injuries received from fall caused
by loose board in the sidewalk, was
on Wednesday awarded by the jury
$3.50.
Miss Laura Denman, for two wears
past the kindergarten teacher in the
Central Park school, left Monday for
Mobile, Ala, where she has secured a
position. Her many Superior friends
regret her departure.
What has become of the Douglas
County Building and Loan Association?
Why don't they publish q report of
their financial condition? People who
have invested in this organization are
beginning to make inquiries of this kind.
Rev. T. Cory-Thomas stopped off
for few hours visit with friends here
today, Friday. He came up in the
morning from st. Paul and left this
afternoon for Ishpeming, Mich, where
he has a charge In tho Marquette Dio-
cese.
Tho county board WAS in session the
forepart Of the week. and before I'd.
journing decided to accept the offer Of
Or. Parker Of New York to buy the
county's claim of $3.597.37 against the
the Superior National bank at 50 cents
on the dollar.
Young Mr.. Edelstein, the manager
OF the grocery store in the Scion block
which was burned Sunday night. has
been arrested on the charge of having
set Ore 20 the building. He will have
an examination today, Friday, and II.
w. Dietrich will defend him.
The firm Of Baker & Stack at the
West End have dissolved partnership.
the senior partner, Mr.. John K. Baker,
retiring, and Mr.. James X. Stack will
hereafter conduct the business alone
1t is understood that he will make
some additions to the esta blishment
w ANTED Several trustworthy gentle
W men or ladies to travel in Wisconsin for
c>ta bIiShed, relia bic house. Salary $50 and
expenses steady position Enclosed refer
ence and Self-addreseed stamped envelopes.
The Dominion company, Third Floor Omaha
Bldg. Chicago, HI
"A public installation of officers was
held in the Green building Wednesday
evening when Maj. f. X. Otis installed
the newly elected officers Of j. ID. Robe
Post q. A. r., the Superior Circle, No.
I Ladies of the G. a. r., and also those
of the Ladies Circle of South Superior.
j f. McGrath, who went out to the
Cripple Creek region few weeks ago,
is back again and reports lots of money
and everybody having a good time. He
says he has invested, and hopes 70 find
gold enough to make us all rich. We
sincerely trust his fondest hopes may be
realized.
Miss Bessie Tubbs had the misfor-
tune to fall several DAYS ago and injured
her head so that an absccss formed
near the ear from which she suffered
intensely. She finally was relieved Of
that and Immediately came down with
measles, and she is having good hard
tussle with them.
p. J. Stoltzman came up from
Rhinelander Wednesday for a few
DAYS visit with his Superior friends.
Mr.. Stoltzman now conducts three
clothing stores, at Rhinelander,
Spooner and Cameron; and reports
trade good. He expects to return Sun
day. Come again Pete.
A telegram was received by Mr.
Manwaring from Mrs. Manwaring, on
Saturday, the day she and the children
were expected home from Menominee,
stating that Joseph, THAR little six year
old son, was very i'll with typhoid fever.
and that il would no doubt be several
weeks before their return.
| One paper states that the frst hose
attached to the hydrant at the Scion
Fl ire Sunday night. Was 50 rotten that it
burst As soon 40 the pressure WAS
turned on, Whose fault is it that the
hose is not examined every day and
the apparatus kept in order? We are
paving our fremen enough to have ex-
cellent service.
Mrs Railton is offering beautiful
large water color picture, valued at
81 500 for sale At the low price OF $l.U
per ticket. She hopes to dispose Of at
least one thousand tickets. Every one
who sdmires fine pictures should invest
in some tickets. The picture is the work
OF the Scotch artist Mcintyre, and 10
beautifully framed.
Mr.. James Vreeland, living on
Stinson Avenue, was stricken with pa
raIvsis while At work in his barn Mon
dav afternoon. Mr. Nreeland is a
cooper by trade, but as the shop has
not been running since Christmas he
has not been working. The stroke at
fected the left side more particularly