The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-12-01
G. ST. p. NJ, & o. TIME CARD

County, Town and Village orders
bought at the Chicago Store, West Su-
perior.
}. d. Whitney is nursing one of
the best developed colds to be found in
the market.
Our new hotel assumes form rapid
ly these days. 1t is going to be dan
dy, dye mind.
Mr. Roy has been trying to get his
name on the sick list this week, but
finally concluded to let the matter
drop.
F. y. Dole viii soon be comforta-
bly, located in the new cottage recent
y built on Seventh street by Mr.. Brad
shaw
DR.. Gauvreau has got his family
nicely settled in the new residence just
built by Nh Richie for them, on Net
Teton avenue.
The weather for the past week or
ten days has been damp and foggy,
just the thing for taking colds, and
almost everybody has got one.
Ed. Rubyour went down to St
Paul Thursday, to meet his niece, a
brothers daughter from the east, who
comes to spend the winter here
business was generally suspended
Thanksgiving day, and the attendance
at the various houses of worship was
the largest ever seen in this town, all
of which speaks well for our people.
From the number of turkeys, geese
and chickens we have seen in the mar
kets this week, we conclude that every
family in Superior must have had
good Thanksgiving dinner this year
SUPERIOR, Nov, Goth, 1883.
County Orders, Town and Village
Orders taken in Exchange for goods at
CONAN's STORE.
Mr.. Z. B. Banks was the first, we
believe to put water into his house,
and Nh l. f Johnston is having his
house supplied this week. The water
furnished is yeay nice when it is not
too muddy.
Don fail to attend the elocution-
airy entertainment at the PRESBYTERIAN
church next Monday evening. Miss
Kate Oliver, who viii be with us at
that time, it is said, has no Superior in
that line. Admission 81 cents.
Our new Firemens' Hall is get
ting there" in fine shape, but it is
pity that the town should 20 to work
and build d frame structure in so pub
lie a place and for such a purpose. 1t
should have been Of brick or stone.
AT the Chinese entertainment this
evening at the NJ. f. Church there will
be an opportunity to buy articles of
curiosity which VIII make very fine
Christmas presents, and be something
out of the ordinary line. This, Satur-
day evening
We understand that an effort is
being made to consolidate the Inter
Ocean and Journal newspapers at the
/ West End, and 10 try again to make a
good daily out Of the combined forces.
/ We think il IS about time some such
move was undertaken.
On Tuesday evening last the Oma-
ha round house at Spooner was burned.
Seven engines were partially destroyed
and the loss is said to be about $75, 900.
New engines were sent up from St
Paul to take the place of the disabled
ones. Cause Of the fire is not known.
The home of Lawyer Burhans was
made extremely happy by the arrival
of a little daughter last Saturday NOR
ming. These little affairs do not al
ways show up just as the contracting
parties would wish. but in this instance
+ ii was just as wished for, as they al
ready had a fine four year-old son. The
TINES extends its congratulations.
AT home" cards have been issued
ny Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Coburn at their
new residence in Central Park for this,
. Friday evening. The TINES family
acknowledges the receipt of cards, but
+ as it comes on our printing day, our
friends VIII excuse US if we DO not
get through ia time to attend as we
certainly should have done under other
circumstances.
Hackmetack" lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price II to 30 cents.
Sold by L. ID. Newton.
"A mannamed Patrick Keho died al
the Smith House last Saturday morn
ing. He has been living here for some
three or four years, working rs cook
in the lumber camps most of the time
lie came to town election day, and has
been here since. HIS ailments We're of
/ the lungs and heart lie was mem
( Der of an Iowa post, q. \. R.. and was
buried 10y his comrades of AlonZo Pal
mer Post, Sunday afternoon.
Our young people are doubling
up" right lively as winter approaches
Air. August hunert and Miss Walker
were married by Rev. Uandusan last
Sunday evening. George Bishoff and
Miss Barton, Nh Brotherton and Miss
Angus, John Bertrand and Miss Co
burn, al young people of superior are
the victims Of cupid reported this week.
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