The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-12-02
The Rev. gentleman who was ex-

De mere at that time, but that we may
expect him by the 10th.
Try some of Merritt & Does
canned goods if you want something
good.
Mrs. H. W. Holley, of Winnie
bago City, Mimi, came all the way to
Superior to eat her thanksgiving din
ner with her nice little brother (Which
is u.s. but only got here in time to
view the wreck of his gobblership.
German, and all kinds of socks,
all lengths and prices, at RoY's.
Superior is putting on metropol-
itan airs with vengence. She now
has her gambling den, where the
youth and gray headed men of our
city can go and squander their money.
Our officials should sit down hard on
this institution.
If you want good goods for your
money and have them warranted, 60
to the Uppertown store.
Miss Denniston, who has been
spending some weeks in our city visit
ing her sister, Mrs Sunderland, has
returned to her home in Hudson.
Miss Denniston is charming young
lady and made a host of friends during
her brief sojourn here.
The siberian" Arctic is Just the
article for ladies wear; for sale cheap
at RoY's.
Mr.. Murphy has very large
stock Of teas stacked up in his store.
All the best grades at wholesale and
retail. Mr.. Murphy has his store
room well filled with choice groceries,
provisions, ETC., and is enjoying a good
healthy trade, in consequence.
Ladies Furs at half price at
ANSLEY q SUNDERLAND's.
Mr.. Tom holland, for two years
foreman in the TINES office, made his
friends here a short visit Thursday
last. Tom now sticks type on the
Brainerd Tribune, where he has been
since last spring. He attended the
printers ball at Duluth Thursday
evening.
-Lumbermens' rubbers, high and
low Arctics, sandals, and all kinds of
shoes at RoY's.
We did not attend Jundano's en-
tertainment at the town hall last
Tuesday evening, bat from those who
did, we hear it well spoken of. As
yentriloquist he is said to be excellent,
and good as a magician. The attend
ance was not large but select, and APP
preciative.
Merritt ( Doe have some Of the
incest butter ever brought to this
town, and if YOU want some Of it now
is your time, for it is going very fast.
The Presbyterian sabbath school
has just received a fine lot of new
books for the benefit of the children
attending. The new library consists
Of about $50 volumes Of the latest
works, and our young people should
all attend and get the benaft Of their
contents.
Mr.. Q. c. Hicks, having spent a
busy fall here building houses for our
people, thinks he Is entitled to short
LAY Off" and has gone to River Falls
TO spend few weeks and the holidays
with his family. He will spend por-
ton of the time in the woods, hunting
deer, bear, etc.
Passengers leaving here for the
great west via the \. 2. road do not
have to change cars. The idea pre-
walls to some extent that travellers
were greatly annoyed by a tedious de-
lay and change of cars at the \. P.
Junction, bot such is not the case, the
car that leaves here goes through.
The printers of Duluth recently
formed a printers club, to be known
as the Franklin Club Of DuIth. The
Club gave lis Inaugural Ball Thurs
day evening to which the TINES re-
turns thanks for a complimentary in
vite. We could not attend, but we
hope this did not prevent the boys
from having a good time.
Our young people are now enjoy
ing themselves and improving the
fine skating in the bay. They seem
to think it fun, sitting down, counting
the stars for while and then getting
up, striking out with both feet to the
right and left at the same time, and
then sitting down again. 1t may be
fun but we fail to see it.
Last season Mr.. John Bardon
built quite an ingeniously contrived
ice boat to be propelled by wind and
sail. He got it out few days ago
and gave it trial on the new ice on
the bay. 1t carried three men. and
made the run of half a mile and re-
turn in two minutes, which is put down
as ''the best time on record"
-Messrs. A. X. Smith and John