The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-24
D. S. S. & A. r. r.

Freight and Passenger station 9th street be-
tween Ncttlcton and Becker ave.
Don't miss the singers at the Pres
byterian church tonight.
F. w. Goungquist left on Tuesday
for Saltwater.
Circuit court has adjourned until
Tuesday next
Supervisor W. J. CONFESS was in
the city on Wednesday.
This is the last week of the guaran-
tee on Berlin Discovery"
John Bardon went to Two Harbors
on business last Friday.
Mrs. Crawford leaves to-day on a
visit to Fort William, Ont.
Miss Minnie +. Coleman is away on
visit to Pttsburg and other points.
Mrs. Edward McMahon has re-
turned from her visit TO Merose, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bardon and
daughter Winufred are visiting in Chi
cage.
Bids have been asked for by the
Fire committee for hand engine for
1tasca.
Judge ID. f. Roberts went down to
Iron River on legal business on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Ed. keaough intends TO take
his family out TO Gordon for the month
of July
Mr.. Fred Bishoff and family expect
to 90 into camp on the point the first OF
next week.
The roof is on orr opera house and
the lathing and plastering will soon
be commenced.
Be sure la &c: one of the Fourth of
July official programmes and read it all
through.
Master Charley Crttenden, of Roch-
ester, Mimi, is the guest OF Mrs. Frank
Orr, at The Euclid
Miss Alice Christie is visiting with
the family of Mr.. Malcolm George, at
Hallock, Minnesota.
Mrs. l.. T. Slavton and sister, Miss
Osborne, will spend the summer with
friends in Michigan.
Confirmation services will be held
III the st. Francis Navier church to-
morrow, Sunday, at 5 am
Mrs. : X Duff, Jr, and Miss Ella
Duff and Harlan Duff left by boat yes
terday on their way to Pittsburg.
u. A. Foster, one Of the prominent
men in the United States Flour com
pany, was in the city on Sunday.
Be sure and be in the East end on
hot time in the Old Town that day.
Confirmation services were held in
st. Adams Episcopal church last sun
day, Bishop |. l.. Nicholson presiding.
AT last the street cars are being
fitted out with tenders, which Will Ger
tainly be great protection from acct
dents,
1t is said that servant girls IN this
and other cities are SO scarce that
twenty dollars per month is no induce
ment.
Albert Peterson, hrother-in-law of
the Peterson recently shot by an indian
at Gordon, Wis, left last Saturday tor
Chicago.
Mrs. John \. Sidney, Of Poplar. is
visiting in the city. the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. q. West, on
Twelfth street.
ROYAL Camp. No. 450S, Modern
Woodmen of America, will give social
dance at the hail in the Agen block this
FRIDAY evening.
DIR. McGilvra and wife are at Bara-
boo, this state. and Mrs. Mctiilvra will
remain at one Of the summer resorts
near by most of the season.
Malcolm Dobie left on W edneSday
morning for Hilisdale, Ore, where be
will meet his two sons, who have been
serving in the Philippines.
The Commercial Club held a meet
ing on last Thursday evening to settle
matters in connection with the enter
tainment of excursionists.
C AleniuS. 24l West 4th street, is
erecting a two-story addition to his
residence, which he expects 10 have
finished by the middle of August.
The colored jubilee singers gave
their entertainment at the West End
Thursday evening, and one and all are
loud in praise of the combination.
A. l.. Erlanson Will open out stock
of drygoods and gents furnishings on
Wednesday. Mr.. Erlanson needs no
introduction 10 Superior people.
Halls new cleaning elevator at the
West end, is we'll under way and few
weeks will see the framework COM
pleted and ready for the machinery.
Clarence and frankie Reed. of New
Richmond, Wis. whose parents lost all
their belongings in the cyclone, are at
Major George Ii. Smiths, West end.
John She osh. the indian accused
of shooting Hans Peterson, at Gordon,
has been held for trial on the charge Of
assault with intent 10 kill and commit
murder.