The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
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IL tie label era yea: paper ana see
how yOur ace. stands ~.sis tie Fisnr~-
p. \. S,lij,lh and Hugo Brchm.

p \. Shields and Hugo Bfchm, of
Iron River were i'll the city the fore
part Of tue week
We have hid some decidedly Win
ter weather the past few DAYS, al
though net very cold
Mr. E;! * "a )ugh has go. moved
into his handsome new residence at
the corner of sixth and Nettlcton. =
The West E9d bakery located on
Banks avenue WAS destroyed by fire
" et!mrss.as night Less 900. Insu
rance 100
Ms Catherine Dunn, niece Of
Mrs. John Walker, arrived here from
Bray. ireland, on "Wednesday morn
ing Miss Dunn is q young lady Of II,
and VII make her home here with Mr..
and Mrs. Walker.
Mr.. {. w. Herman, of Minncap-
oils, AMI Mr. Noble, of Amboy, Mimi,
made us a call yesterday. Mr.. Her
man is already a property holder here
and Nh Noble viii be il he can find
something To suit him.
WANTED-A boy about l. years Of
age to learn the printing business.
The editor will continue to do the
bassing ana loafing, 50 if you don't
want To work and learn something,
dan't apply al the TIMES OFFICE.
Another democratic voter arrived
1T the residence of Mr. Pat. Mccain,
on eth street, last Tuesday, but not
being registered the vote was lost
+ He kicks the beam at II pounds, and
is monarch of all he surveys"
R NJ. Coles a saltwater lumber
man. WAS in the city Thursday and
made lis pleasant call. Mr. Coles is
numbering in this county quite extern
siveIy this season, his operations ey-
tending along the Brule III the north
east part OF the county.
j. E Chase, of Poplar, was in the
city few days ago and made us a
pleasant call. Mr.. Chase talks Of sell
lug his saw mill at Poplar and coming
to town To live, or else move out of the
county Better come to the city, Mr..
Chase, and engage in business.
-Eugene keaough was putting mp a
sign on the Descent block Thursday
afternoon and III stepping from the
ladder to the ground he stepped on
some loose blocks in such way as to
I severely wrench his ankle. The doc
! tor says he can take rest for 4 week
+ or two.
Stationery, toys. gift books and
notions for sale at cost or less than
cost a. Ogilvie X Siluey's late stand.
corner of Becker avenue and West
second street. The whole stock Is To
he closed out and bargains will be
i given to al customers who come in
next week
The annual meeting Of the Ladies
Aid Society Of the NJ f. Church will
he held at the residence Of Mrs. }
Lutte Christie, next "Wednesday even
+ liz al , y tlbth. tlt tltclLpH III OH
GERS and other important matters are
To come before this meeting and a full
attendance IS desired
Miss {. +. Lectra takes PLEASURE
in announcing TO the ladies OF West
Superior that She Will be located in
her new dressmaking rarlors at 81
Tower avenue. where she VIII he
[ pleased tc see her old customers and
rs many new ones as wish for first
class work ii reasonable prices.
Where there is SO mEch disaster
and wreck scattered along the political
highways of the country, il is crafty
ing To hear of an occasional locality
which escaped the cyclone. South Da
kota is one of these places The Re
publicans there elect their full state
ticket 10y abclt. -, GO" majority.