The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-08-03

Yes, OF course l want one of those
Crown Scrap Files"
The contractors VIII begin the
work of paving Tower avenue next
week.
Mrs Burns, of Madison, is visiting
in the city this week, a guest of Mrs.
James Bardon.
Ex-senator Edward II. Rollins, of
New Hampshire, died last Wednesday.
Aged IS years.
Go to the post office store and see
those Crown Scrap Files.
Mr.. Bradshaw has two more new
buildings under way on Seventh street,
one of which is nearly completed.
Mr.. Maltby left US for his home in
New York Tuesday evening, but he
viii be back again in few weeks.
Mr.. z. \. Dole is spending day
or two in St. Paul this week, looking
over the city and buying some build
ing trimmings.
Mrs. Oliver, of Cheyenne, Wyom-
ing, arrived here last Tuesday, and
VIII spend the summer with her son
3ir, Il S. Oliver.
just what have been looking for
for years, is what they all say of those
Crown Scrap Files.
Mrs John Brown and son returned
Tuesday evening from a few weeks
visit with friends and relatives at
Stevens Point.
A. T. Abbott, of Minneapolis, the
pioneer civil engineer for the Omaha
to superior, was registered at The Eu-
cid on Thursday.
If the city is going to have high
school building it ought, we think, be
located in the neighborhood of the
Central Park depot
The Rubyour store building is
soon to be occupied as a dry goods
store. We VIII investigate the
matter further next week.
Mr.. Norton, the genial clerk at
the Nic5llet, has been out on his claim
the past week threshing his cabbage,
and reports the yield good.
Mr.. Donahue, of the butcher firm
of Donahue * Colbeck, has been on the
sick list for the past ten days, but is
out on the streets again now
j, \. Wright, Of the Big Boston
boot and shoe store, West End, has
sold out, AIr, II. \, Sapp, late Of
Pennsylvania, VIII he his successor.
Mr. Fred. y Dole has got the con
tract for building DR.. V. J. Conan's
new $4,000 residence. The Doctor
VIII have q nice ana wei built house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Mcmahon re
turned from their bridal tour Tuesday
morning, and at once took possession
of their residence No. 277 ". Fifth
street
Mr.. W II Webb, an old time
! Superiorite, arrived in town this morn
ing, Friday, and viii spend some days
/ with his daughter, Mrs. Q. Il. Langly,
and friends
MIR. Mike Kennedy IS the new dis
/ penser of mixed liquids behind The
Euclid bar. Their bar and billiard
room * not yet fully equipped, but
its furnishings when they are put in
viii be very nice.
August Schmidt, prominent
merchant of Plymouth, accompanied
/ by his wife and a party of friends,
T spent a couple of days in our city this
week. Mr.. Schmidt IS also 4 holder of
I some of our realty.
Mr.. Josiah Smith, who has bought
/ a block of ground back on nth street
1 some time since, is now putting up a
row of five or six cottages which will
+ soon be in shape to supply some of the
demand for rentals
Next Tuesday Is the day set for the
/ assembling of the Waterways Conven-
tion in this city. This is a matter of
great moment to superior, and our
/ peopIe generally should turn out and
show 10 the visiting strangers that we
/ have a lively interest in the object and
work Of the convention