The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-10-13

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OFFICIAL PAPER OF COUNTY AND CITY,
SATURDAY, OCT. 13, 1888.
Mr.. William Mcmahon. who bas
been in the east the past year or more
IS home again.
Congressman Haugen has our
thanks for copies ofspeeches and other
public documents.
The frame of the third story of
the new hotel is Up, and the brick
work we'll under way.
See call fer bids for grading
Second street between Hollinshead
and St. John Avenues.
My stock Of watches and iewelry
all for sale at way down prices.
II. a. GEORGE.
The state department has our
thanks for a copy of the third annual
report of the labor statistics.
Mrs. George Taylor of Poplar,
spent day in town this week, the
guest Of Mr. W. Ogilvie's family.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Z. Barton of
the West End spent Thursday down
at this end Of town visiting friends.
The latest and best thing out in
the shoe line, is the heavy felt shoe
MIR. Roy handles them in this town.
New Ribbons, hats, feathers, and
most anything you want at
Mrs. PAscoE's,
Mr.. Rubyour is showing his 2nd
street grade work rapidly, and will
finish his present contract in 4 day or
two.
Vincent Cournoyer has now got
to housekeeping in his new Office on
the corner OF Becker avenue and 18th
street.
Now IS a good time to lay il
your supply of coal. Mr. Badgley
will Gil your orders well and pronmt-
y.
DIED-In this city on the 9th inst.
Blanche N. \. daughter Of Reuben t.
and Sara Anderson MacLean, aged
one year and three hours.
We hear it rumored that new
bank is soon to be started at this end
OF the town. Who is at the bottom
Of the enterprise we have not yet got
! onto"
The roof is now being put OF the
new Catlin & Butler hotel, the Euclid
House, and in a few days the struct-
ure will be fully enclosed.
-Messrs. Laltitte Gauvreau and
Richie contemplate q trip to the
Paris worlds tair in the Spring, and
are studying up their French.
Peter e. Bradshaw is building
four cottages for rent, at this end OF
the town. }iessrs. Dole & Circuit are
the carpenters doing the work.
Mr.. II. w. Shaw has our thanks
for bJunteous mess of elegant sweet
corn grown by him on his farm south
of town. 1t was very nice indeed.
Commissioner SpaIding was in
town last Tuesday, and tells Us that
he has been suffering from an attack
of rheumatism for several days
If the street Commissioner would
put drag and land roller on the
made-oyer streets for a day or two, he
could make nice roads Of them.
Read V Eoy'5 new advertisement
in the TINES today. 1t IS like meet
ing an old friend, to see his name in
our advertising columns once more.
Our lady readers will now bear in
mind that they can buytheir shoes at
Mrs Pascoes. \ fine line and bottom
prices.
The Western Union telegraph
/ company has discontinued its city Of
/ fee 1t tbe post Office building, and Is
now holding forth at the :. 2. depot.
To EENT-No. go West Second
St, the Quebec House, With fourteen
rooms. Suitable for boarding house
or several families. JAS. 5. HITcHIE.
Mr.. II. ". Shaw has sodded the
bank in front of his second street pro
perty caused by cutting down the
street, and made lis place look much
nicer.
Mrs. VIM. Schuster Jr., is very
sick with typhoid fever. Herlife was
despaired Of few days ago, but We
are glad to know that she is now in a
far way to recovery.
-Ifyou want something handsome
in the way Of furniture call on Whit
ney. Chairs, Sofas, Parlor and
Chamber suits Of the latest styles, and
truly elegant.
Mrs. J. A. Watterworth Of Du-
hath wife of contractor Watterworth
and her sister Miss Lou Baskerville o.
Manitoba spent Wednesday in town
i the guests Of Mrs. i. Y. Badgley.
Mr.. Gallup has sold his meat
market business to lIr. Farr, Of the
livery stable, who bought It, Nc be-
lieve, for Il brother Of bis who vii
soon take the management OF affairs
-Ifvou prefer light rather than
darkness purchase the Rochester lamI
ut II. A. Georges Jcvelrv Store, an,