The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-01

California Wheat Flakes at
MAXIMs.
1t has been cold enough to do CON
lerable freezing o. nights the past
week.
E H. Marion, of White Birch,
was in the city the forepart of this
week.
Commencing on Monday next Il e
"a. IN. to 3 p. m.
w heatlet, something nice. at
MAXIM's.
Neil Smith has got his family
moved and nicely settled in his new
home i'll Central Park.
We We're visited by a little furry
of snow W ednesday morning, but not
enough to hide the sidewalks.
Boston Brown Bread and Baked
Beans at MAXIM'S.
Mr.. Nick Welter is building a
handsome and large residence on Fifth
street in the Central Park neighbor
hool.
The st. Paul Globe of Sunday last
contained quite I; good write-up for
Superior with two or three illustra
lions.
The large addition Of The Euclid
hotel is progressing finely and the din
1,n 4
ready for use
Fresh buckwheat -four at
MAXIM'S
GLORY, 'Glory, hallelujah," the
paving work has begun again on Fifth
street, and we are assured that it will
be completed some time.
1t Is no longer question as to
who will be elected to the Assembly,
but the pencils are used now only to
figure out Mr.. Tubbs' majority.
A. X. Smith has the plans for his
handsome residence which will be To-
Gated at the corner of Fourth AMI
Walbridge. 1t Will cost about $4,000.
States, copy books, scratch p; DIS,
pencils, etc, for the scholars at the
lst Office news stand.
Our Catholic friends kept open
house last Wednesday and Thursday
for the benefit of the hungry and their
new church fund. Their tables were
well patroniZed.
The contractors began laying
pavement on Thompson avenue last
Monday. Two weeks of good weather
will complete the work to be Cone on
that avenue this season.
Mr., T. II. Dam, proprietor of the
sash and door factory. has been IN the
city the past week looking after his
interests here. He Will make Superior
his permanent home III the spring.
Mrs. W. Shun and son arrived in
the city from Canada last Tuesday.
Mr. Shun is overSeer for Waugh the
contractor, and VIII go to househeep-
ing as soon as a house can be engaged.
d. George Morrison, one of the
independent candidates for register of
deeds, is working hard and will cut
INFO the calculations OF some Of the
other fellows pretty badly next Tues
day.
The latest thing out in the map
line for city or county can be found at
the post office news stand.
II S. Walbridge, of Toledo, Ohio,
one of the moving spirits in the Con
solidated Land company, arrived here
Tuesday last. What his visit here at
this time portends has not yet trans.
pred.
Peanuts to crackers, that the vote
of next Tuesday in this city. will give
Mr.. Tubbs good clean majority over
both OF his opponents The people are
the occasion.
Our water company expect to com
plete laying twenty-seven miles of
water pipe this season before the frost
puts stop TO their operations. This
VIII give them a total of about thirty
two miles all told
L. F. Johnston has finally got
ahead Of the ram storms and got the
foundation for his handsome house
above ground. He is building at the
corner of Sixth and IIollingshead and
Will cost about $1,000
MIR. J. G. NeWkirk, who was called
to his home at Minneapolis some days
ago on account of sickness in his fam
ily has returned. But one child had
the diphtheria and this one came
through the ordeal all right.
There are lots of old soldiers in
this county and Assembly district, and
when they go to the polls to vote next
Tuesday they should not forget that
Mr.. :. +. Tubhs has an army record
that he may we'll feel proud of.
MIR. and Mrs NJ 5. Bright, who
have been absent from the city the
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Bright was on
4 business trip to Indiana, while Mrs
Bright visited with friends in St Paul
1t is said that the Land and River
Improvement company has placed at
the disposal of the executive commit
tee, Five Thousand Dollars to be put
boosting Mr.. Mead INTO the legisla-
! ture.
Mr.. +. NJ. Spears, who has been
with us for some months, last week
moved his family from West Union,
Iowa, TO this city and has decided to
locate permanently in Superior We
extend to Mr.. Spears and his family a