The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-04

-hlS. anu MISS SOuHOf. VINO nave
been visiting in our city for few
weeks past, have gone to St. Louis,
to visit another son and brother who
lives there.
The $4,000 monument to Cakes
Ames, on the Pacific Railroad, near
Salt Lake, has been completed. 1t is
of red granite, and stands sixty feet
above a high HILL
I'VE are glad to learn that Mr.. C.
Green who has been so i'll for the past
three weeks, is now on the mend, and
will be out in a few days if he meets
with no reverses.
Mr.. Charles Watkins who has
been visiting friends in the east for
the past two or three weeks has re-
turned, safe and sound, and is again
ready for trade of any kind.
We are informed by letter that
Mr.. Haycock, our new dentist, will be
here and ready for business by Thurs
day or Friday next. He may be
found at the Kuykendall House.
Two of the jurymen in the recent
Star Route trial at Washington and
two subordinates in the Department
of Justice, are to be arrested and in
dicted to answer bribery charges
Mrs. Jas. Newton who has been
quite i'll for two or three weeks, is now
rapidly improving. She got out of
her room and down stairs last We'd
nesday, and we hope to see her out
soon.
We understand the we'll diggers
will next make an effort to find water
at the corner Of sixth Street and Stin-
son Avenue. We trust they may be
more successful in this than in their
past efforts.
The pump at the Shaw corner on
Second street got out of order week
ago, and IS in the same condition still.
If it was repaired it would be quite a
convenience to the people in that
neighborhood.
%. D. Brown was in the city yes
terday closing up his business here,
and left on the evening train. We
shall expect to see him back next
spring when the Omaha line again
begins operations.
Mrs. II. T. Wright, late Of this
city, now Of Minneapolis, with her
children came up last week for short
visit with her friends here. Mr..
Wright also came up on Saturday and
spent the Sabbath here.
FoR SALE.-25 square timbers from
% to 70 feet in length; ten tons of
extra timothy hay. Wanted-A land
lor d for Quebec House, to rent rooms
for Offices or families.
JAaiEs S. Richie.
Miss Cox, Of Michigan, sister Of
Mr.. YIN. Cox OF this city, arrived
here Wednesday evening last. Miss
Cox spent portion Of the summer
here and made many friends, who will
gladly welcome her return.
Some Of the knowing ones, poli;i-
cally speaking, have been counting
noses, and figure out good working
majority for Mr. Tubs for County
Clerk. If this is so, why not give him
the solid vote and be done with it?
The Literary Club of Superior,
was duly organized Friday evening of
last week. The first regular meeting
of the club will be held this Friday
evening at the church. All are invit
ed to attend these meetings, and, also,
to take an active part in them.
Mr.. Hageman'S lecture, in PAM
phlet form, is now ready for delivery,
and all those wishing a copy for future
reference, as we'll as for present in
struction can get copies at the TINES
office. They are going off fast, and if
you want a copy you must secure 1t
soon.
Mr.. VIM. Chrum, of Duluth, and
E. B. Mccarthy, of this city, played
a match game of billiards at the St.
Elmo saloon, in the former city, last
Saturday evening. The game was
won by Chrum with an unfinished run
of 81 points. McCarthy's best score
was 40, and his total 341.
Mr.. 10. Retallack and Mr.. s. +.
Tubbs were the only Superiorites who
witnessed the driving Of the last spike
on the Omaha road last Wednesday.
Quite number of others went out to
witness the closing act, however, but
the curtain had dropped before they
got on the ground.
Mr.. |. w. Gates has been seek
ing after water at his home in Upper
town, and last Tuesday the workmen
struck most copious vein of water at