The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-06-10

housekeeping In one of those hand
some cottages Mr.. Brooks has been
building on 9th street, where he is
now sat home" to his friends.
The Superior Times bemoans the
absence of its printer and its local
news gartherer, and yet the Times
seems to look like a good deal of a
paper.-Stillwater Lumberman.
Williams & Stronger, Civil En-
gineers and Surveyors, have a card on
the first page Of our paper to-day.
Any work entrusted to their care will
be promptly and well performed.
Again we are left desolate. Our
local is "cut in the bush" for week,
and our printer is down with the mea-
sells. He has got 'em in large guam
ties and can supply all orders in that
line.
Any boat not drawing more than
123 feet Of water can to-day find clear
sailing at any point between Quebec
pier and the lake The Duluth smut
mills will now please set up another
how'll
In saloon row at Marquette a
few days or nights since, one Demand
shot and instantly killed a man nam
ed Grover. The murderer escaped,
and at last accounts had not been
taken
The street commissioners now
have force Of nearly one hundred
men at work on the sidewalks, streets
and bridges Of the town, and they are
doing good and effective work, too.
Keep the ball rolling
Mrs. L. H Warner and children
left lis yesterday for the home Of her
parents, in Ripon, where she expects
to spend the summer among friends
and relatives. The TIMES wishes her
a pleasant visit and safe return.
Sec card in this paper Of Mr.. J.
Bond, Jr Abstract and Real Estate
dealer. Mr.. Bond is a live wide-awake
young business man, and those wish
in to buy property, examine records
etc, will do well to consult him.
If you want a dish of excellent
ice cream, call on Neil Smith, two
doors west Of the bank He makes a
superb article, as we know, having had
an opportunity to sample it, through
Mr.. Smiths generous supplying.
Mrs. Capt Rossiter arrived in
town last week and Will remain to en-
Joy the lake breeze for few months,
or until the Captain completes his
contract Of grading on the Omaha
road. She has rooms at Kings hotel.
"A noble son of Italy (?) with the
sweat pouring down his manly brow
as he turned the crank of his organ,
while dirty little girl Of eight or ten
summers did the begging, excited the
sympathies Of our people, one Of the
hot days this week.
Mr.. Putnam, Of Faribault, Min
nesota, spent few days in town this
week, looking over our real estate with
view Of locating. Mr. Putnam is a
Of means and business qualifications,
and as such should receive encourage
ment from our real estate owners.
We have just added another hun
dred dollars worth Of new material to
the TINES Office. We aim to keep up
with the times in printing materials
and work, and we trust our friends
and business men viii approve Of our
course and assist with their patronage.
-Messrs. Ansley & Sunderland
are putting up q fine addition TO their
store, for storage purposes. 1t will be
24x36 feet and give them, for time
at least, ample room for handling their
large invoices Of goods. We are glad
to note this evidence of business pros
perity.
"A. K. Smith, our city Engineer,
has a card in to-day's paper, 10 which
we invite the attention of all who may
desire services Of this kind. Mr.. Smith
has long been connected with the \.
! ?. r. r., and is a careful and compe-
tent engineer. Second door west OF
! the express Office.
The supper and ice cream festival
given by the ladies Of the Presbyter-
ian church Thursday evening was a
decided success socially and financial
". The tables were nicely arranged,
the edibles Of the best, and all presid-
ed over by the youth an beauty of the
city. The net receipts foot up about
! So
This Is for our lady readers only
because mans blunted tastes cannot
appreciate it. Neil Smith has just
received large stock Of beautiful
house plants, and of varieties too num-
/ erous to mention. Just call and look
at them once, and we know you viii