The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-20
saturday, September 20, 1890.
LOOK
LOCAL TTERS.

We got quite a heavy white frost
Tuesday morning, but it did not seem
to do much injury to vegetation of any
kind.
The latest thing out in the map
line for city or county car be found at
the post office news stand.
Mr.. NJ. S. Bright has moved his
law office to Mr. Descent's real estate
office on the corner of NettIeton and
Fifth streets.
States, copy books, scratch pads,
pencils, etc, for the scholars at the
post office news stand.
Mrs f. NJ. Maxim was on the sick
list two or three days the fore part of
the week but is in her store again
now.
-TypewritinS materials of ali kinds
kept in stock or ordered promptly, at
the post Office news stand.
1t is rumored that the Northern
Pacific has secured majority OF stock
and viii proceed to control the St
Paul and Duluth road
Swedish papers can be found on
the post office news counter. A sC
yearly subscriptions received.
Carpenters and painters are max
ing some very marked and beneficial
Improvements to the Presbyterian
parsonage.
Mr.. Frank Tinsman, who has been
spending the summer here with Mr.
l.. F. Johnston's people has returned
to his home in Trenton, Mo.
Miss May Whitney and Miss Ruth
Davis left us Monday morning for
Hamllne, Mimi, where they will at
tend school the coming year.
baxter & Schwallen5ach got the
contract for building the timber
bridge over the slough between X and
l. streets on Second street. W
IN MI lduh ~. 1AdlouA NdS lllt
successful bidder for the addition to
The Euclid hotel. The contract price
was in the neighborhood of $4,000.
Mr. Amos J. Mckay and wife,
parents of Mrs S. L. Tubbs, have re.
turned TO their home in DEBORAH, Ia,
after summers visit in Superior.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rubyour left
for their homestead near Tower last
Monday Ed viii be telling some big
agricultural tales one of these DAYS.
WANTED-Cne second grade teacher
for town of Brule Full particulars
can be obtained by addressing.
Mrs. c. 5. Howard,
Poplar, Wis.
Robert Thompson, brick layer,
fell from scaffoli:ng at the steel
plant q few days ago and injured his
spine. How serious the injury may
prove can not yet be determined
Matt Burke, Il switciman at the
West End got a hand caught between
the bumpers while coupling ears, last
" ednesday. lie Will loose parts OF
two fingers.
C. L. Catl.n and party of excursion
lists returned home by rall last Monday
morning Tfiey visited the great cop
per mines OF Michigan, and report q
most enjoyable trip.
Mr.. J F. Bis;,oH who has beer
over IN Canada looking after his GOLD
mine short distance from Port
Arthur returned home ednesday
and reports things call right "
Mr.. S. L. Hare has moved hi.
family into The house on Fourth
street just vacated by Mr. Starkweatl,
er, where they Will be glad to receive
their friends at any and all times
F. T.. Langley and wife are in The
city for Il day or two visiting his
III otIt1 W. NJ MI l>tli IL
is returning to his Minnesota home
from his bridal tour through the East
w. \. Whipple has resigned hi:
position as salesman in Conan's store
and is now keeping time and books fol
Mcssrs Gleason Bros & Rubyour, The
contractors doing the Second street
paving.
Clerk of Court Tubbs spent las
Saturday and Sunday with friends il
Minneapolis. OF course he took il
the races and the slack rope perform
auce, and sat on the front row at th,
theatre.
This season seems to be determin
ed to beat all previous records for We
weather. The fall of 81 has beer
wearing the belt since that time, bu'
il now looks as though it would hav,
to surrender to 80
The Messrs. Elliott, contractor
for the Crumpton building on Fiftl
street near Becker, are getting tn,
material on the ground and will begin
active work next Monday. j. II. ID,
Ward is the architect.
Mr. Charles Newton has reSigne,
his place in Mr.. de Wards office ant
will accept similar position With Mr.
James Chisholm We expect to Sc,
Charley come out full tledged archi
tect one of these days.
e. l.. Johnson Esq. returned HON,
from his visit with friends in Ken
tucky and other southern states, las
Monday He was looking well an,
feeling we'll and seemed to be slat
that he had got back home again
NOT long ago Mr. O,Brien. chic
of police Of Ashland sued the Dali,
Press of that city for libel. in the sun
of $4,000. On Wednesday last, tn,