The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-08-17
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The work of grading Fifth sire

The work of grading Fifth streel
viii soon be completed.
W. II. Cremer, a real estate dealer
of Duluth made the TIMES Office a
friendly call Thursday.
Congressman Breckenridge is off
on trip down the North shore for
trout. We wish him grand luck.
H. 5. WaIbridge, accompanied by
his wife and two daughters, of Toledo,
Ohio, are registered at The Euclid.
The West End boat club has ar
ranged the following program for
their races this afternoon, beginning
at o'clock:
Miss Griffin, of Fon du Lac, " is,
who has been spending the past two
weeks in our city, returned home
Thursday evening.
The August term of the circuit
court convenes next Tuesday There
are 1872 causes on the calendar, 10 of
which are criminal
The Ladys Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Christie, next Wednesday
afternoon y full attendance is de-
sired on this OCCASION.
For nice Deyiled and POtted Meats
Boston brown bread and plum pudding
go to Mrs, Maxim's. just the thing
far. 1.icrlicS and "a miners
Martin Pattison and family spent
the first part Of the week out camping
near Ely. They made the trip to Two
Harbors on the Outing"
Mrs. Kane, of Minneapolis, is i'll
the city and viii spend some time
visiting her sons James and Frank
Kane, of the Nicollet house.
Our city council has decided to
grade Second and Bay streets through
to their intersection with Winter
street. \ sensible conclusion.
Mr.. VIM. Norton, of the Nicollet,
was on the sick list the fore part of
the week, but has so far recovered as
t. spend q few days on his claim.
1t is reported that Mrs. W. II.
Newton VIII sue Douglas county for
-, Goo damages in consequence of the
accident which caused Mr.. Newton's
death
Our fellowtownsman, Mr.. j. 5.
Richie, has been heard from. He is
now lighting New Jersey mosquitoes
at Sea Isle City and eating clam
chowder.
Miss Nellie Searles entertained
fifteen Of her young lady friends We'd
nesday afternoon and evening in honor
of her twelfth birthday. y pleasant
time was enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Kate NJ. Pease, of Oriskany New
York is the guest of r. &. Coburn and
family. Mrs. Pease is deeply interest
ed in Superior and while here viii
combine business with pleasure
Fishermen and others desiring to
visit White Birch for a day or two can
now 90 and come on the Limited, as
arrangements have been made to have
! the train make a short halt there.
We had last Monday night the
I heaviest rain storm we have ever seen
in this rection Of country. 1t IS es-
timated by good observers, that over
three inches Of water fell in a few
/ hours time.
&C. L. Pennock, late of Michigan.
has got his store on Second street ready
for business and opened his doors to
the public Thursday morning. Mr.,
Pennock carries a good line Of dry
goods, clothing. boots shose etc, and
we besHeak for him a liberal patronage.
/ See his Advertisement in another
Column, and call and make his
! acquaintance.
w y Fox. Of Rochester, Mich
isan, and proprietor Of the Era news
I paper plant OF that city, in spending
a few weeks in our city, 4 guest OF his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Palmer, of Central
Park. We acknowledge a very TIeas-
ant visit from Nj. Fox. and our read
ers need rot be surprised # we ere
long record the fact that he has re-
turned to our city to stay he was -
r.2saesl with II lee saw