The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
The Leader of this morning, Fri-

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business, gently floated through the
back office window, caught short line
train and got over the line into Min
nesota, before the minions of the law
could serve their invitation on him to
tarry on this side, but he will no doubt
appear in the case before it is settled.
Mr.. Nelson said to Leader reporter
that he was not surprised at the action
Mr.. Hendricks had taken, and admit
ted that he was liable in civil action
but denied that there was anything
criminal in the matter.
Mr.. Whitney has force of men at
work, under the supervision of con-
tractor F. A. Dole, oyerhauling the
Brooks store building on Second street,
and arranging it SO as to make one of
! the finest furniture establishments in
| the northwest. In connection with
the new establishment will be a suit
! able mOrgue, a place much needed in
/ this city where SO many fatalities occur
| by either rail or water. This will be
in the basement. On the ground floor
will be, in front, the display and sales
room, office, etc, with workshop and
| finishing room at the rear. On the
next floor will be two or three offices
| in the front, a suite of living rooms
next, and then a large space which
will probably constitute his carpet
room another season. We congratu-
late Messrs Logue and Whitney on
this positive evidence of business sue
cess and prosperity.
The excursion party consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Hayes, Frank
and Miss Hayes, Mr.. c. L. Catlin,
| Mrs. c. II. Sunderland, Miss Agnes
Butle., Mrs. and Miss Perry, arrived
home on Wednesday last. The
trip made by the party was around
Lake Superior going down the North
shore on the United Empire and com
ing up the South Shore on the China.
They report good weather and a most
enjoyable trip. This constitutes one
of the finest trips tourist could make
OH the lakes.
1t is little amusing to see how
anxious some people get about the
mails as soon as they find out that they
are delayed from some cause or other.
To see and hear some of them one
would think that they were expecting
some important State papers, Oh the
receipt of wh:ch hung the fate of M
ton, and yet in nine cases out of ten
such persons do not get a letter once a
month if so often.
We see an effort is being made to
induce the city fathers to lay the
water and gas pipes in the alleys in
stead of in the streets. The TINES
advocated this theory two years ago,
but as it stood almost alone on the
subject its advice was not needed. If
the people, as such, will take hold of
some of these matters the council
might be induced to pay some atten-
ton to them.
Mr.. +. r. Harvey came up from
Minneapolis Monday morning, packed
up his goods and moves back to Min
neapolis. Mrs. Harvey is not yet able
to travel so far and will remain here
for little longer until she gets little
more strength. We are sorry to loose
them from our city but of course they
must go where business calls, and we
wish them success wherever that may
be.
Among those of our people who
are spending the week in st. Paul and
Minneapolis, taking in the State Fair
and Exposition, are Mrs. Idell, Mrs. S.
B. Anderson, Miss Minnie Johnson
&. b. Noble, John A. Bardon and Lou
Newton. No doubt many others have
gone, but failed to report at the TINES
Office, SO we cannot give their names
now
Among the names mentioned fo1
county officials this fall is that of Mr.
d. IIofllund, for the office of County
Clerk Mr.. Hofllund has filled the pc
sition of assistant clerk under Mr.. La
gro, and has made most efficient Of
fetal and down to this writing We
know of no one the TIMEs would take
greater pleasure in supporting.
5 The Democrats of Wisconsin ant
: Minnesota want a chance to vote fo
l Grover Cleveland for president again
r We hope their National Convention
G Will crafty their desires in this re
spect. We think the people would b.
). pleased to sit down on him again, he il
ST. soft and tlabby, you know.
Work on the Sash, Door and Bin,
}. factory is rogressing fin ''y, and w
5 are Informed that some of tie machn
5 cry, which is of the best manufacture
| Will be ready to set i'll motion mex
week. The planners will be the first t.
Y start up, and the whole will be in full
running order by the first of October
. Mr.. Newton, the carpenter VIII
5 fell and sustained a fracture OF tn
u leg while working on the Descen
building. has SO far recovered that h
e was removed to his home near st
+ Paul 1t will be some months, how
r ever, before he can use the injured
member again to any extent.
--Gregory & Gregory, attorneys, o
: Madison, are in the city this week
They will appear for the plaintiff il
t the case of Dean VS.. City of superior
!: in which the plaintiff seeks to recoye
e certain lands donated to the city b
S the will of the Late Peter Dean, 0
e Duluth.
: Our board of park commissioner
It have appointed Mr. Newkirk. of tn
law firm of Roberts & Newkirk, attoI
l. ney for commission. Mr.. Newkirk