The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-08-25

sUPERIOR-SHORT LINE
Leave Omaha depot Superior att 10 and ll:i2 a
M. X 2.l2 4:OS 6i2 and So p. III.
Leaves Duluth at-S.O5 and 1905 a. m < 40, 800
300 and 7.35 m.
Work has begun on the West
End foundry.
The West End has three miles of
completed sewerage. Pretty good for
the first year
The Bodega liquor house was
formally opened to the public We'd
nesday evening with song and music.
1t is expected that Rev W. O.
Tobey will preach at the Presbytcr-
ian church East End, Sabbath mora
ing.
Mrs Pascoe has Just received
fine stock OF all kinds of yarns, in var
ious colors. Call and get what you
want.
The Sumner House is again clos
ed, Mrs. McWeeny having gone to
the West End to engage in hotel
business.
Mr. Geo L, VanDuyan. repres-
enting the Standard Paper Company
of Milwaukee, made us Il pleasant call
on Tuesday last.
Perhaps 1t is quite necessary that
Chief }IcRae should Visit the houses
OF i'll fame. 70 keep and eye on the
other fellows you know.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. J. WhrPple, which has been sick
with It complication of diseases for
some little lime, died Wednesday last.
The work on the Thompson Ave
Tue sewer began last Monday and is
progressing fne!y. The weather Las
been good for such work the past
week.
Ono thousand dollars bonds.
Wen, il Dick Collins stands trial for
that paItry sum he is bigger chump
than we take him for. Dick AMT
built that way
Are there any 1910 Harrison
men in Superior or Douglas county?
If 50, We wound Ike to have them re-
port at the TINES Office, either in per-
son or by letter.
MIR. McCann's new brick veneer
ed residence on Seventh Street, be-
tween NettIeton and Becker avenues,
is nearing completion, and will be Il
very creditable Improvement to that
locality.
Inter-Ocean: If anybody can pic
ture place in the Northwest of the
SIZE and Importance of Superior where
the police department is more abso-
lutcIy under the control Of the bawdy
house element, it should be shown up.
Hold up your hands!
Miss Mary Ann, eldest daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor, Of
Hawthorn, Wis, died of scarlet fever
on Thursday morning. She was
about II years of age, bright and in
telligent beyond her years, and the
family have the sympathies of all in
their atiiictlon.
Our public schools will open on
Monday, September Ord. The teach
ers will be the same as last year, ex-
cept that Mrs. Carrie Alexander, of
Connecticut, will take the place of
Miss May Coburn in the primary de-
partment. The scholars should be
ready to begin school with the first
day.
Attention Comradesl There will
be a meeting of the Post this, Satur-
day evening, at the X. of 7. hall,
West End, at S o'clock. There Will
be muster of recruits and Il program
of song and music by Comrade O..
Williams and others a good time is
assured and all the boys should be
present.
All voters who favor the election
of Harrison and Morton, are request
ed to meet at the office of ID. K. Rob-
crts next Monday evening at s o.
clock, for the purpose of organizing a
Harrison q Morton Club, to be used
during the campaign in trying to
knock little brains into the noodles
of the crazy free trade Democrats of
Superior. Monday evening.
The contract for the new hotel of
Catlin & Butler has been let to Wa
terworth 4 Fee, contractors of Du-
luth. The contract price Is S26,50O
exclusive of plumbing, steam heating
apparatus and office fixtures. These
viii cost at least 5000 more. So
that the buildi.g complete will cost
upwards of $4,000. The contract
calls for its completion by January
LIST next.
Richard Foote, who appeared
before our people a few weeks ago, IN
a mixed program, has organized Il
company and viii appear at the new
Opera House IN the Waldo block to-
night friday and will present
Shakespeare masterpiece, Richard
III". Mr.. Foote Is an excellent actor,
and should have a good house. The
entertainment Is under the auspices Of
the Superior B~-,+. august 24;h.