The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-09-01

LOCAL MATTERS.
Col. Hiram Hayes visited St.
Paul Monday last.
Mrs. f. NJ. Maxim is building a
good substantial barn on the lot back
OF her store.
The Democrats hold their County
Convention this afternoon, at the
court house.
"A fine baby boy arrived to make
glad the heart of papa Billy Patti
son, Thursday evening
The chairs for the NJ. f. church
have been ordered, and will be in
pace in about two weeks.
Store building $50, Secont St, for
rent. Occupancy given Oct. LIST.
It Z. f. BRADSHAW.
Mr.. McCann's new residence on
18th St, has solid brick walls instead
of veneered, us We stated last week.
For RENT-House on the corner
of Sixth Street and Carleton Ave.
Apply on the premises, or P. 0. box
327.
The large force of workmen en-
ployed will soon have our town well
supplied with water, gas and sewer
pipe.
Mrs. Perry and Miss Mary Dean
are spending Il week or two in Mime
apolis, visiting friends and taking in
the exposition.
For SALE-A large Mosler, Bah
man & Co. Fire proof safe, with bur
glar proof steel chest inside. ct
Z. E. BRADSHAW.
Capt. Quinn and wife, and A. B.
Robert and family of Duluth, were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d. G.. Robert
the early part Of the week.
"A business meeting of the Epis-
copal mite society will he held at Mrs.
Martin Pattison's next Tuesday after
noon ut 3 o'clock. A full attendance
is requested.
Mr. CouiIliard has returned from
the West and brought his family With
him, They will occupy rooms over
ms book store, corner Second Street
and Becker Avenue.
Prof. G. G. Williams oftle West
Eud, has accepted an offer from the
people of Hayward to take charge Of
the schools there, and will move to
that place this week.
Miss Iottie Johnston takes the
cake as champion fisherman of the
town. She captured fine six pound
pike of the pier, near the light house,
last Wednesday.
We knew it in time. but forgot
to mention IN our last, that 123
ioUitd hoy had arrived at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Mclaughlin, and Nc. is
happy III proportion.
The St Paul & Pacific Coal Co.
has leased 800 feet more ground and
will coyer it with additional coal
sheds This Will pretty well illustr-
ate the increase of business over last
season.
Mr.. Myers who shot policeman
Collins recently III self defence had
his examination before Esquire
Brown Thursday afternoon and was
discharged, Mr Collins has his ex-
animation today, Friday.
Mr.. YIN. Osilyie has moved his
family froul the West End to the
East End this week. They will oc-
cupy the l.aiiitte house on 9th street.
Mr.. Ogilvie will open Il tailoring es-
tablisilment ON Second street.
There will be concert by the
Big -Four troupe at Opera Hall, in the
Waldo Block, East End, this Friday
evening. As it is benefit night forthe
performers the house will no doubt be
rull. Tickets % and so cents. Re
served seats at the post Office.
The Fall term of our public
schools will open Monday, Sept. 3rd.
1t is earnestly requested that all pu-
pills be in attendance at the beginning
of the term, so that they may be prop
crly graded and classified.
d. C. ROBERT. Principal.
Ground was broke last Monday
for the new hotel, corner of Fifth
Street and Thompson avenue. So
after seven years of hard talk we are
| to have hotel. 1t ought to have
been begun little earlier, so that it
could haye been dedicated and open
cp on Thanksgiving day.
The foundation of the new north
ern elevator is now completed and a
large force OF men will be engaged
/ this week upon the crib work. This
foundation contains nearly twelve
cords of rock, which was furnished by
| II. E. Chambers from his Fond du
Lac quarry,-Inter-Oceau.
Mr. Ed. Maxon, of this city, and
Miss Thresa Close of Duluth, were
married Wednesday evening, at the
Episcopal church in Duluth. Both
are well and favorably known in this
city, and upon their return from a
visit with friends in Southern Mime
sofa will make Superior their home.
Why don't the pound master en-
force the cattle ordinance and
keep the cattle off the streets and side
walks at night? Let the ordinance
be enforced impartiaily or else abro-
/ gated. Some have been fined for let
ting their cattle run, while Others let
theirs run with impunity and nothing
is said about it.
1t seems that the Mayor of Du-
/ luth and some others object to our
wafer company attaching their pipes