The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-02-28


hotel, very promptly and generously
responded by sending his deed donat-
ing lots 29S West Sd street, and 292
West 9th street to the Hotel Compa-
nv. The former lot is within the pro-
posed hotel site, and The latter was
wanted on account of an exchange Of
lots within the site. 1t does US good
to record an evidence of liberal
ity and public spirit like this on the
part of a nonresident owner Others
might take a lesson from Mr.. Stinson,
who is always foremost to respond
I when solicited for aid By the town he
( has been so long connected with, and
! in whose bright future he has such
unbounded faith
| Mr.. James s. Richie left for
Washington Thursday morning and
( will take in the inaugural ceremonies.
We saw him just as he was going 10
I the ears. and he told us he was going
down to give Mr. Cleyeland a little
advice as to the make up Of his cabi-
net, and at our request would speak
to him about keeping Mr.. Tubbs in
the post office here. Then lie whis-
pered something in our private ear
F., Che one that dent report what it
hears which surprised us, and when
I the secret leaks out, as it will, in a few
DAYS, il will ne doubt surprise others.
Oh, we'll. they all will do it, but we
arn't going to tell what.
Mr.. Edward McMahon, Of Bis
marck, has been spending the week in
Superior, the guest of his uncle, Mr..
d. Conan. Mr.. McMahon was fer
twenty-five wears q banker, and fifteen
I years county treasurer at Jefferson, in
this State. Two years ago, having de
cided to move west, his cheice lay be-
/ tween Superior and Bismarck, and he
chose the latter, but we imagine from
the way he talks, and the hopeful view
he takes Of Superior, he is new sorry
he did not east his lot amongst Us.
Mr.. Hough has got his restaurant
rooms corner of Second street and
, Thompson Avenue fitted UP in i com,
Portable and pleasant manner and ev
erything ready to. commence bushes:
E next Monday morning. As we have
before stated, experience makes Mr.
Heugh thoroughly acquainted with hi
business, and he promises Us first
class restaurant, and if he keeps hi
promise he will be entitled 10 and vii
no doubt receive a liberal patronag'
5 and prosper. See his public announce
e uent in another column.
TIE bankers Of the country n
e longer fcar being robbed. The eve
: wise burzlar turrs his attention to tn
rzi!vr rin.s. rs being more remuHeru
tive than national banks. An unsuc
cc-<fuI attempt was made to burglar
ize the Parlor rink At Duluth Sunda,
ui-at, but the strong bolts and Iocl
saved the wealth. The authorize
cu-ht TO appoint special police i
guard these repositories Of wcal,h.
i The 4. l.. f. G., a sort Of Ere
i, Mason society cha. IS we guess it Is
. owned, operated and managed by II
Young ladiss Of our town, took a pleas
IRE trip to Ashland, Thursday las
. ard are expected to return this, FIR
= day, afternoon. The ride was a FIRE
one, by the courtesey Of Col. Clougf
the head Of the construction depart
o nent of the \. p. Co, under who's
management this piece Of road still re
y mains. We wish the young ladies
pleasant visit and safe return.
ie Tho Rice Lake girls are blesse
q with go4d appetites, if we may jude
N from tie following which we clip froj
the Chranofype ct that town:
IN cone Of oar young men has be-
of altogether broke up in business. IL
best girl got away with a gallon (
raws and sixteen stewS at Bowers Ia
- week. and the you man now h;
ne neither girl, money Il ambition"
IN Among the weekly and month
x, periodicals to be found On the Pos
Of office news stand, we notice the Scie
tiGc American, The Pulpit Treasur
* Illustrated Weekly, industrial Ar
10 erica, Art Journal, Seaside Liorar
81 LoyeIs Library, Irish World, al
IA many other periodicals, which you c;
buy at the regular price and then aft
nd reading can return them and cxchan!
n for other numbers at half price.
y Mr.. James Bardon and wife sta
Nc this morning for Washington and
ter witnessing the inaugural Of Pre-
'ts dent Cleyeland, will visit New Gor
h the great exhibition at New OrleaI
If. and other points east and south, Al
ob will be absent about four weeks. II
they have a pleasant time and retu
al without accident.
i'll The Hearth and Hall is q We
ay good family periodical publish
nd monthly at Grand Rapids, Michiga
To new Subscribers paying Us 81.
he we will send the TINES and the Hear
10 and Hall, postage on both prepaid