The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-10-13

holds it regular meetings, Wednesday
evenings, III the law office of d. T..
Roberts, front room over Mr. Conan's
store, on second street. A full attend
ance is desirable at each meeting.
Mr.. Barton is bound to put on a
little style even in Superior, and has
attached letter boxes to the doors in
his new brick block, thus getting
ready for the man who will deliver the
mail. The door plates and fixtures
look very neat and tasty.
Mr. John Walker, late proprie-
tor of the Nemadji House, is now
landlord Of the Commercial Hotel,
lately under the management of Mr.
! J. W. Murphy Under the new man
agement board per week will be $500
and day board S100 per day. See
card in another column.
Mrs. Wight who has been visit
ing in Michigan for some time past
returned a few days ago, accompanied
by her daughter Mr. Wight has, We
believe, leased the Montreal House,
on Second street, and will become
the landlord OF that hotel for the flu
ture. The TINES wishes him success.
The schooners Jane Ralston,
Capt. VIM. Ellicott, and the Dashing
Wave, Capt Geo. +. Trotter, COM
handing, both from Scharlott, y. Y,
arrived in port last Sunday. The
former carried $50 and the latter 449
tons of coal, which was unloaded at
the y. p. Dock. This looks like bus
mess.
The steam barg George T. Hope,
of Buffalo, arrived to-day, Friday as
we 90 to press. She brought cargo
consisting of ?, 200 tons Of coal The
Hope is one of the largest vessels on
the lake, drawing IA #. and 10 inches
and came through the entrance and
bay up to the \. p. dock without
trouble.
There always were "kickers' and
there always will be; but the best way
is to pay no attention to them and
proceed with every enterprise looking
to the benefit of the town Forum
atelv the chronic kickers are in mi
nority and their penurious fault-fnd-
ing course only stimulates the live,
active workers to renewed effort.
We have neglected to mention
the fact that Mr.. Peter f. Bradshaw,
Of this city had received his appoint
ment and commission as Deputy Col
iector and Inspector for the port of,
Superior. We congratulate Mr.. Brad
shaw and the service in this appoint
ment, and we know of no one who
would fill the bill better.
The invitations are out for the
dance and supper for the benefit Of
the band boys to be given next Tues
day evening. Buy ticket, whether
YOU 90 or rot, and help the boys get
their uniforms. The dance will be in
the Retallack building where there
Is plenty Of room and good floor,
and good music for the occasion.
Fred Bish0f has received his i'm
menSe stock OF heating and cook stoves
and he has got some nice ones, too.
One of his coal burners Of the latest
pattern made. now both warns and
ornaments the new .Jewelry house of
Christie x George, and 1t fills the bill
t. Il T. Fred Is b, u4d to keep up with
the times and give his customers the
best there Is in the market
1t is rumored that Miss Ella B.
Mcintyre an excellent Young lady who
some years ago removed from here to
Minneapolis with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo r. Steel, will be mar
ried at Poughkeepsie, y. Y on the
18th inst. to Mr. William G. Smith.
The happy couple will reside at
Davenport. Iowa. We wish them I'M
bounded JOY and long life.
Rev. c. Irish, who has been pas
tor of the NJ f. Church in this city
for the past two years, was appointed
to Superior City by the conference
held last week. We endorse him
heartily as minister Of much ability
clear, earnest eXpOunder OF the
scriptures, and trust that his worth
will be fully appreciated in his new
field of labor.-Alineral Point Tribune
1t begins to look as it should
about the y. p dock, when we see
vessels unloading coal there. 1t ought
to have been done a month ago, so our
people could have had the benefit of
it, but nearly all have given orders
for their winter supply. This is the
last year Superior viii have to 90 to
Duluth for her fuel, and don't YOU
forget it.
Two or three parties have volun-
teered contributions Of wood for the
new VI. L. Church, and we would
suggest to them that now is a very
good time to bring it in. 1t will be
but few more days until fires will
/ be needed there, and we have no wood
for such an emergency.
2. S.-Since the above was put in
type Mr.. James Wright has contribut-
ed two or three cords of nice wood,
for which he will please accept thanks.
I MIR. May, representative of the
Duluth evening Herald was in town
last Monday, looking for printers to
fill the vacuem occasioned by the
strike which took place in that office
last Saturday morning. He did not
get any here, but on Tuesday we saw
him again and he informed us that
he had filled the deficiency, and that
the old boys event out on a strike"
for dead certainty that time. The
Herald office is no place for striking
printers.
Owing to the rain and mud the
oyster supper was not very profusely
attended last Wednesday,. evening.
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