The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29

II attorney JOHH brennan VIII dtllN-
cr the Memorial day address at the
Opera house, Monday afternoon at 30
DON'T fail 10 hear him.
The many friends of Mrs Irvine
Lord, Of Gordon, Wis, will be glad to
know that she has returned from the
east, having decided that she could not
remain away from home q year, a. she
promised when she went East
Work is proceeding upon the SUI
perior approach to the DuIuth-SuperIor
bridge, though the necessary land has
not been condemned the company hav-
ing decided to build the bridge and
fight that matter out afterwards.
Miss Mitchell, a friend OF the Tull
family, is a visitor in our city. Miss
Mitchell has a fine contralto voice and
favored the congregation of the Thomp-
son avenue Methodist church with a
solo last Sunday.
We understand that the County
Board of Supervisors are thinking OF
pounded by the inmates of the work
house. This is good idea and we hope
to see it carried out.
john McCabe, secretary of the Com
mercial club, gave an entertainment at
the club rooms on Thursday evening.
There were a large number OF the lead
ing citizens present and music and
speeches were the order of the evening.
Charley Newton, who we mentioned
a couple of weeks ago Is suffering from
a mild attack of typhoid, has had re-
lapse and is now much worse than he
has been at all We hope, however, to
soon report his convalescence.
-Rev. W. J. Johnson, who has been
| for the past five years pastor Of the First
Methodist church of West Superior, has
! accepted a call from the First Congre-
/ gatiUpal church of lie Mars. Iowa, and
will take charge there about July |.
deputy Sheriff Riches brought four
/ Firms from Maple, on Tuesday, who
were alleged to have been among the
| combatants in the late unpleasantness
! at that place last week. They were all
remanded until to-day at / am, bail
! being fixed at 800 each.
A man named Bjorklund was ar
rested at Bennett Siding on Saturday,
/ by Deputy Sheriff Hugh Mills, and
brought to the Jail here, charged with
criminally assaulting his fourteen-year-
old daughter He will be arraigned this
afternoon before Judge Parker.
-Neighbor Brooks is circulating a
petition which Will be presented to the
council, asking that "No License" be
granted any person for a saloon on
Becker avenue between Second and
! Filth streets. We trust the request Will
not be disrtgarde1.
Mrs. Frank Hayes had the misfor-
tune to fall down four stairsin her home
Saturday last. and received very
severe nervous shock, but aside from
that it is hoped nothing serious will de-
yelop. Mrs. Hayes had her daughter in
her arms, but fortunately the little one
escaped without injury.
The Lehigh Valley Coal Co. has
filed a mortga ge amounting to :, 600 600
This covers property in several other
cities where the company has property
besides Superior. 1t is said that they
now owe 5000. 900 ami that the balance
will be used in the continuance OF bust.
ness.
Mr.. Cat.in and Neighbour Briggs
went tishin. last Saturday. bringing
back about fifty trout. It is limited thai
the village shoemaker took his fiddle
along and so charmed the fish 10y Ii:
music that they jumped out OF the water
into his basket, which possibly account:
for the large haul.
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