The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-04-01

building. He beats anything we ever saw
in that line.
Byron Kimball who has been attend
ing school at Minneapolis, is home for the
vacation. Also Mr.. Addie Brown form the
same school,
-Richard Smith, McDermid & Co.'S
paymaster was in the city last Saturday.
He says it seems like home to get back to
Superior again.
Geo. A. Morrison, prominent business
man of Detroit, Mimi, has been visiting
his cousin, Mr.. d. Geo. Morrison, of this
city. this week.
Mr.. Fl. f. Wright returned home last
Sunday from his trip to Veasie, where he
has been for some days attending to Air
Line settlements.
What made you look aroAnd to see if
anybody was watching you, when you
picked up that neatly tied up bricktat from
the sidewalk, to-day?
The ice on the lower end of the bay IS
new extremely unsafe. 1t is ''honey comb
ed" badly, and in some places is not more
than four inches thick. Keep off it.
Coal burners were thrown into deep
gloom last week over the advance made in
that article 1t took tumble again this
week, however, and all are happy again.
Our Duluth neighbors are afflicted
with housebreakcrs and petty thieves.
When they steal keg of whiskey call it a
"good joke" on some one, and pass it by.
just after we wrote our item about the
fine weather for our last issue it up and
showed again. Ifitis going to act in that
way, we will let the weather topic alone.
&C. P. McDougall who has the contract
for building the 100000 N. P. Dock here
was over Monday, taking in the situation"
He expects to commence work Immediately.
-Retallaek & Cox will have to employ
more clerks soon, to wait upon thernumer-
Gus customers Good goods and reasonable
prices is what attract the army Of consum
ers.
The tug at. H. Camp" was the first
steam craft navigating this end of the lake
this season. A few days more, and our
waters will be covered with all manner of
crafts.
1t is rumored that when Mr.. Kuyken-
dali gets his hotel in shape and good run
ming order he will commence the erection
of good public hall. Hurrah That's
business
Our schools closed yesterday for one
weeks vacation, when the summer term
will begin. The Mddletown school closed
with a very interesting program of
exercises.
J. II. Halls new Hotel building p ON
Uses to be big cne-30 Y 90 #. sill. He
says as high as the deity will let him.
Something similar to the tower of Babel
we suppose.
The residence OF Mr. Chas Lord is
now adorned by an elegant new organ, pur-
chased of Mr.. Elwell. Mr. Z. Bruno, has
one of them also. They are nice organs,
and not expensive.
In another place will be found the
Card of Mr. Euclid L. Johnson attorney at
Law. By the way, Mr.. Johnson is not the
nephew of Mr.. Breckenridge, as We on a
former occasion stated
Mr.. r. H. Abraham, a prominent
business man of Lake Park, Mimi, has
been spending few days in town this
week, He is greatly pleased with the
business outlook here.
Geo N. Smith, the -four and feed
pioneer, was over from the Zenith this
week, keeping an eve to Theo. and his
business here. He found everything in
apple pie order, as usual.
Mr. ". NJ. Robinson, the Omaha
Store Company's right hand man has gone
out on the line to take charge of branch
store. Mr.. R. is a smart, active young man,
and we know he will do well.
Teams loaded with lumber are the
main sights to be seen on our streets these
days. Everybody seems to be building
something, hence the great demand for
lumber and building material.
Put it on record that March of 1882
has exploded the old Lion and Lamb
theory. She came in and went out in good
shape, though she acted like an ugly Billy
Goat during most Of her visit.
VIM. McKinnon's confectionery store
and billiard hall has just received a fresh
coat of paint which brightens up the place
admirably. William is an industrious boy
and the TINES reioices in his prosperity.
1t is a credit to our town that where
there arc so many saloons they are kept so
quiet and orderly. The proprietors are a
good class of law abiding men. We don't
want to encourage the business, but its a
fact.
Frank Colomb, Superior's boss pump
doctor. cut his thumb quite severely few
DAYS since, but he is not the man to be laid
up by any small thing, and is out and
around again just as though nothing had
happened.
Mr.. Morris Thomas of Duluth has been
appointed boom master by the Nemadji
Boom Co, and came over last Friday to
get the "lay of the ground and attend tc
some necessary repairs on the boom. 4