The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-11-27

II uIt IuIkN ISdl llDuF
THEo b. SMITHS
"A second northeaster struck us
broadside last Monday. 1t was bad
day.
The County Commissioners are at
work settling up their official affairs
for the year.
Pure Graham -four at
THEo. b. SMITHS.
Mrs. Montgomery of Richardson,
this state is visiting relatives and
friends in town this week.
Mr.. Griggs of the Lehigh coal
company, has returned to his ST.
Paul home for the winter.
For clean bright coal leave your
order with GARRIrY & BARDoN.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCullen, of Scot
land arrived here last week, and will
make this their future home.
Rye flour, Corn meal, Graham
-four and Buckwheat pan cakes
at THEo. B. SMITHS.
You can now talk with the folks
out at the cattle ranch by telephone, a
very convenient arrangement.
Mr. H A. George is making I'M
usually fine selections in jewelry and
silver ware for the holiday trade.
-Garriety & Bardon are supplying
the local demand with all grades OF
coal ut present low rates.
Don't forget the entertainment al
the NJ. Z. Church this Friday even
ing. Our exchanges speak we'll of it
Pure, absolutely Pure Buckwhea1
flour at THEo. i. SMITHS.
Neil Smith proposes to KEEP
warm this winter, if large and ele,
giant stove and plenty of coal will dc
it.
The Episcopal mite society vii
meet wi h Mrs. Geo. F. Holcomb mex
Tuesday evening. All cordially in,
yited.
Don't fail to 90 AMI see and hear
Mercer AT the II. e. Church this FRI
day evening. Admission 81 and 2
cents.
-Buckwhcat -four warranted not t.
make You scratch, at
tn %. b. S 1ITH's
Mr.. Tubbs is now receiving al
elegant line Of holiday goods. Cal
and investigate before YOU buy else
where.
Nj. and lis, Styles, VIII, have
beed absent from the city for som,
weeks visiting friends returned Tues
day last.
The storm OF last week was Yer,
extensive. and the Lake shipping sui
tpred severely, especially 50 Oh LAX
Michigan.
Graham buns are Just the thin
f r breakfast. \ pure article of flou
at THEo. 3. SMITHS.
-Four hurd ed days without wind
ing, is what that handsome clock a
Mr.. Georges will do. y nice Christ
mas present.
Mr.. f. L. Taylor left agai
Tuesday evening, for St. Paul. W
had hoped that Mr.. Taylor woul
stav with us fer long time.
The repairs to our Touring mi
having been completed, the mill
again in operation, and will be run
its full capacity during winter
Mr.. J. G.. Foltz has got the fran
of his new two story dwelling up
is located on Nettleton Avenue, b
tween Third and Fourth streets.
Don't give your orders for hol
day presents until you have consul
ed Mr.. George at the Jewelry stor
He has ordered Il fine line of goods.
Coy. Rusk announces, by speci
proclamation, that the State Publ
School, at Sparta, is ready to recei'
neglected and dependent children.
MIR. Logue of the furniture fir
of Logue & Whitney, has moyed h
family to West Superior, a mu'
more convenient arrangement for bin
Corn meal, fresh, clean and pur
at THEo B. SMITHS.
Mrs. A. O. Britton and daught
who have been visiting with friends
Illinois and the southern part of tt
state, returned home Saturday eve
ing.
Mr.. r. C. Hanna started for c;
ifornia, via of Chicago, last Tuesda
The TINES wishes him a pleasa
winter and safe return when t
robbins mate.
5 Now is the time for Buckwhe
pan cakes. Get your -four of
. THEo. b. SMITH.
Union Thanksgiving serviC
were held in the NJ. L. Church Thu
day morning, the sermon being preac
ed bv Rev. w. O. Tobey of the Pr
byterian church.