The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-07-22
Stewart the tailor. has vet all he

hesday morning and caused an unus-
ual number of DRINKS.
The old adage at never rains
but it pours' has been fully and salts
factorily proved correct.
A. NJ. Miller and Reginald Petre
of Duluth, were doing the city " the
early part of this week.
Mr.. Edward Montgomery, of Clay
ton, Wis, is visiting IN the city, a
guest of Mr. d. W. Head.
-Ihos. Garriety will have his grad
ing contract on Richardson avenue
completed in about week.
L. @. Moran has rented Z. G..
Clark's house in Uppertown, and will
occupy the same Immediately.
L. F. Johnston's ware-opera-
house business is steadily increasing.
Good management is the cause.
-OLeary's addition to his grocery
is completed. He now has ample
room for his increasing business.
Several families have come here
to live since the opening of the pres
ent week. Superior is growing.
H. Robbins one of the Superior
City" men arrived here from New
York this week for short stay.
Peter E. Bradshaw left for his
late home in River Falls last Monday.
His family viii return with him.
Geo. L. Brooks, has just erected
at his brickyard, large frame build
ing to be used for general purposes.
Miss Nellie Crawford of Cleve-
land, arrived last Wednesday and is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. VIM. Crawford.
We are glad to know that Mrs.
J. G. Foltz, who has been dangerous
ly i'll for some time past, is better now.
From the waters of our bay the
shore scenery is indeed beautiful. Pro-
cure boat and experience the nov
city.
&C. 0. Flynn has resigned his po-
sition as captain of the Stewart. Jas.
Sullivan, late of the Siskiwit, is his
successor.
-Thos. Bower, the tombstone
man" Of St. Paul, has been in town
the past week, combining business with
pleasure.
Government Inspector Guy Wells
and party of friends, refreshed the in
ner man at the Kuykendall House last
Wednesday.
The \. p. Co. has put up new
mile posts on their line between here
and the Junction trife over twenty
three miles.
Mr.. Peter Bradshaw will arrive
here with his family this, Friday even
ing. Their many friends extend a
hearty welcome.
Those who had worked on the
Air Line survey were somewhat sur
prised this week, at receiving checks
for the full amount due.
w. Nanbrunt was in town this
week, on telephone business. He ex-
poets to have the lines and instruments
in operation next week.
One of Duluth's live business men
Mish Pastoret spent a few days in
town this week lie was accompanied
by number of friends.
-Leidell will have to get more
horses. Every rig and conveyance in
the stable was all out several times
this week and still demand.
During the recent freshets con-
siderable difficulty was experienced in
holding in positions the huge wooden
crib used in the construction Of r. r.
bridge.
Miss Hattie Sheridan a previous
resident of Superior, but now of Cal
umet Mich, is in town and will spend
few weeks visiting among numerous
friends.
We reprint the obituary notice OF
Mr.. Post, this week, as our edition was
exhausted last week before the friends
of the deceased secured what extra
copies they wanted.
The Schooner Maple Leaf from
Bayfield,, lumber laden, arrived last
Saturday and experienced no Difficult,
ty in sailing up to the \. ?. dock
where she unloaded.
The City Of Fremont brought VI
| $4,000 bricks for Stafford and Conan:
new hotel in Uppertown. This is the
/ first installment, and there are 76,
| 900 more to follow.
Rev. L. H. Shumate, of Duluth
with a party of friends, made oul
town visit one day this week, anc
went fishing They caught lots Of
rain and mosquito bites.
"A large force of men and team:
] Oh, o,,,nIn,-nd ON the WAGON road to th(