The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-05-27

The meeting of the st. Louis River
Water Power Company to have been
held on "Wednesday morning did not
take place on account of the non-arrivaI
of the eastern stockholders, and has
been postponed until June 3.
Judge ID. T.. Roberts has Just re-
| ceiveG from Congressman jenkins
large supply of government seeds for
distribution among our people. Call
early and avoid the rush. They are
sent for the people and you are vel
| come to them.
Mrs. &. B. Anderson returned home
Tuesday afternoon, having been in Du-
| luth since last Friday with her old
| friend Mrs. Smith, mother of Mrs. DR..
Mccormick, who has been quite seri-
ouslv i'll but is now considered much
| better.
| 1t is reported that our young and
| progressive friend Joe Seaman, WHO
! has been for some time past associated
with the Grand Forks Herald, has
| bought out paper at Larmore, \. d.,
| and will hereafter be greeted as Editor
| Seaman. Success to your undertaking,
! Joe.
Mr.. Martin Rhodes, Of Centervllle,
! Trempealeau county, who was called
| here by the death of his sister, Mrs
| ID. +. Roberts, left for his home on
! Thursday. and was accompanied by
! Master John Roberts, who will remain
with his uncle on the farm during the
! summer months.
| Mrs. Mary Orr, who lived at sos
| IIughitt avenue, was taken ill in the
! Sacred Heart church last SUNDAY morn
| ing She was removed to the janitor' S
apartments where she died during the
course of the afternoon. The remains
| were taken to WATERFOWL, Mimi.
The East End fire brigade was called
out on Monday evening to extinguish a
small blaze on the front of the building
lately occupied by Il. Webb, opposite
the Merchants hotel, Becker avenue,
occasioned by electric wires. No dam
age to speak of was done.
--Messrs. King & Lederman will, on
the first of June, move their stock OF
shoes and gents furnishings into the
store building on Fifth street, now oc-
cupied by the Neil Smith Grocery Co.
Mr. Smith will move into the Pattison
building, 297 West Fifth street.
The big Weyerhauser saw mill al
Lake Nebagamon started running few
DAYS ago, but WAS shut down again, II
having been found that the foundation
had given way in some places and tina,
the machinery was out of alignment
1t will take a few weeks to put the mil
in proper condition.
The Fourth of July is coming. and
it is none too early to make prepare
tons for a grand celebration IN the
East End. We are therefore pleased
10 know that Capt. Marcy and other:
have taken up the matter. 1t needs
only a united effort to make the cele
bratiou a success, Let everybody help
We are in receipt Of a neatly bound
and complete little book which con
tains all the statistics possible regard
ing the coal trade IN general. The book
is published annually by Alder Il Ruiey
of Philadelphia. and can be had fol
fifty cents per copy. 1t Is valuable
addition TO any reference library.
The members of the Post and the
ladies of the q. A. r., East end, viii at
tend divine worship in a body, at Frs
VI. +. church, on Sunday morning
Nav 2Sth at I0:+5 o'clock, this 5eIn!
Memorial Sunday. \ Memorial Ser
mon will be preached by the pastor
All old soldiers and soldiers of the lat
war are cordially invited to participate
II the service.