The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-06

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The announcement that Mr.. f. j.
Swellenbach, y. Z. agent here, had
been called to st. Paul to accept higher
position, was received with regret by
his MANY friends here, but that he de-
serves advancement no one will deny.
Mr.. Swellanbach is succeeded here by
Mr.. Toilet, who a number of years ago
occupied a position in the Office under
Agent Jackson. Mrs. SwellanbaCh joins
her husband in about Il month. They
will be greatly missed 10y a large circle
of friends in this city, who Join us in
wishing them success wherever they
may he located.
News has Just reached the city an
nOuncing the death of Mrs. Frank Nc,
Clure, an San Antonio, Texas. MIR. and
Mrs Mcclure, who have been married
| only about a year, left their home al
Gordon some weeks ago, hoping the
southern climate might prove helpful
| and restore Mrs. McClures's health, ,ut
| the result proves that she was not bene-
| fitted by the change. Mr.. Mcclure has
| the sympathy of a large circle of frieuds
in SUPERIOR
In an exchange of recent date we
! note the announcement Of the mar
rage of Mr.. c. c. knappen, formerly
! of this city, but now editor-in-chief OF
| the Fisher MINI Bulletin. The bride
was Miss Mary A. Curran, Of Mortified
! Accept our congratulations, friend
knappen, and may you live long and
be happy and prosperous.
Mr. l.. C. Barnett, having completed
his contract work here, will with bis
wife and family, leave our city. Mrs
/ Barnett and Miss Lucy, expect to g
/ South for a few months, and then vii
return to their former home, near Min
ncapoiis. They have made a host o
/ friends since coming here, and We are
sorry indeed to see them 90.
The water inspection committee re
ports, after weeks of scientific luyesti
( gation-what everybody knows tina
the water supplied to the people of THU
city is scarcely fit for animals, let alone
human beings, to drink. Is this the
+ last We will hear about If, and must w
continue to swallow this mixture o
water, mud and maggots.
Company Il" will put in all tn,
time possible from now on until the
oath of the month, when they will TAX,
part in competitive drill with Com
pany &c" of Duluth, at the armo-y
building across the BAY. \ fine pro
gram will also he arranged, and no,
will follow. Tickets, . cents.
Mr.. A. 4. Maxim, one of the mos
active members of J. D. Robbie Post ha
decided to petition for the position 0
Immigrant inspector, the office now be
ing held by Mr.. NJ. I. Stokes. Mr.
Maxim has already secured a large
number of signatures and as far as ".
know has but Maj. Eaton in opposition
We understand that Miss Gertrud,
Gates who has recently recovered from
a severe attack appendicitis, will G,
south in company with the family o
Mr.. William pattison, and as a com
panion to Miss Matte, eldest daughre
of Mayor Pattison who accompanie
the party.
Miss Ella Cavanaugh of the Nelson
Dewey and Prof Langley from tn
Broadway We're chosen by the pupils o
their respective buildings to attend tn
ceremonies at Washington. Better Sc
lections could not have been made