The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-09-10
Stack Leading at Present.

The most exciting and interesting
contest in the approaching campaign
Will be over the office of sheriff, the law
making 1t necessary to have a change.
Sheriff Wilcox has made Il good officer,
has had excellent deputies, and now
Mr.. Stack, one of the most efficient of
the force seeks the nomination and is
apparently in the lead. Several other
prominent men are mentioned for the
place. but It is rather early TO predict
the outcome of the convention.
Mrs. Annie Bedard. 45l Bav street,
holding ticket number II .176, was the
ball piano given away by the Spicer-
Tanning dry goods company. By the
way, have you visited the big store
within day or twoo 1t is filed to over
flowing with elegant new goods; every
department is stocked up with the lat
est things. No other store in the city
carries the variety and grade of goods
that YOU will find here. Don't fail 10
inspect the new stock
At the council meeting Tuesday
evening Mayor Dietrich appointed Rev.
o. Ct. Olson as member of the school
board from the fifth ward, to fill the va
cancv made by the absence of Peter
Weiss, who has been awav from the
city for Il long time. Rev. Olson is pas
a. NJ, L.
at the West end, and is a bright and IN
teligent man.
Tuesday evening Thos. Worley, 4
brakeman on the Eastern Minnesota,
was instantly killed by being run over.
He accidentally fell from the top of the
train and several cars passed over his
body before he was missed. When
found he was quite dead. He had not
been in the city long and his children
are with friends in Illinois, his wife be-
ing dead,
The Omaha people will run a
special excursion train to Chippewa
Falls on the 18th, if they are assured
-tD fd>>tiStTS. ht ldit VIII te CIV
Tor the round trip. The day will be
secret society day. and immense num-
bers Of people will assemble from all
the northern counties. Why not send
4 big delegation from Superior?
Mrs. Searles and Miss Nellie, who
have been in Colorado for the past
Fr;n Oh
home Thursday morning, much inn
proved in health, and delighted with
their trip. They visited Pixies Peak,
Manitou, and Colorado Springs, besides
several other places of lesser import
anCc.
Mr. :. f. Tunbs will leave SATURDAY.
fer Il little trip. He will first visit st.
Paul. then 90 II Glenwood, where Rev.
Tominson is Stationed. and visit with
his sisters, Mrs Van noren and Mrs.
Baldwin. He will also attend confer
encc at Eau Claire before returning
home.
The Chris. will give three popular
EXCURSIONS, ~tliTttN anu ouubdN itdN
ing Tower bay slip at 80 a m, and on
Monday evening they will have a moon
light excursion. \ full band will be i'll
attendance and a good time is assured
AL who attend.
Duluth people are making quite an
effort to nave the 14th Minnesota regi-
ment sent to that city to be mustered
out. We hope they may succeed, al
though each city ought to be satisfied if
given the privilege of welcoming back
its own company at so early date.
Mrs. Buford of Indianapolis, is Wis
itinG her sister Mrs. NJ. :. Bright. Of
this city Mrs. Bu!ord will be remem-
hered bv many OF our people as Miss
Nellie Caruahan, having spent several
summers here with her sister, before
her marriage.
Mrs. A. & Black has gone for her
children. Edgar and Olive, who have
been vi>itin. all summer with their
grandmother, Mrs. Edwards, down III
Michigan. Mrs. Black will spend sew
eral DAYS in Milwaukee before return
Ing home,