The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-02-01
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ing little missionary work He
wants to unite the existing two cham,
bers of commerce and have but one.
He did not say SO, but of course that
one would be d purely West End af
fair. Until the West End shows a
more friendly spirit toward the East
End it will be hard to unite the Cham
bers. Consolidate them and the
Chamber would have no trouble in
passing their resolutions to cut a Gen.
trail canal or put bridge across the
natural entry from Alloues or Wis
coEsin Points to Minnesota Point.
Guess not neighbors.
The street car people are still at
work stringing wires and getting
everything ready for applying the cleo
trio current TO their cars which will be
here some time this month if there
are no more delays. If their street
car power is as tickle and unreliable as
their lighting power, trips will be
/
the case may be. As an illuminating
scheme our electric plant is a great
! farce.
We regret to learn that Mrs Au-
gust Lundquist who has been ailing
for some three months past. has re
Gently been failing rapidly and is now
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of doctors was held on Thursday, and
little hopes are entertained of her re-
| covery. Her trouble is heart difficulty.
We made an inspection of Neil
Smiths new residence at the head of
| Belknap avenue, Central Park, the
| other day, and are of the opinion that
Neil is going to have as fine a looking
and as comfortable home as any of
of them. The design is very attrac-
| tive.
The Cottonwood Lumber Co,
| does not make much noise in the way
of advertising, but it is getting there
| just the same in its own quiet way.
Mr. klaster, the clever and ener-
getic manager is largely the cause of
! the company's growth and popularity.
Mr. l.. F. Johnston returned from
the East last Sunday. While away he
had the prevailing disease of the sea
son, called La Grippe, and what with
! travelling and Over-eNertion, he was
again Frustrated on "Wednesday, and
is quite i'll now.
The railway car stove got in its hor-
rible work in the wreck near Indian
aiolis Ind, last Monday, when four
persons were roasted alive, and two
! other bodies which were crushed were
consumed in the flames. Is it not
about time the railroad stove was
abolished?
The democrats of Duluth nomi-
mated by reclamation, on Monday last,
Mr.. John X Shaw for mayor The
republican nominee, Mr.. NJ. O. Hall,
does not seem to be a very popular
man and it is generally thought that
he will be defeated. ~
-Messrs Palmer & Hall, architects
of Duluth, have opened up an office in
Superior, and you may find their card
III another column. At present their
office is located at the West End. but
they will soon have one at this end of
the city also.
/ Mr.. J. ID. Strong, manager of the
! hotel West Superior has resigned his
place and contemplates going west.
! His first assistant, Mr.. J. III. Dean,
will succeed him for time at least
Mr. Strong has made a very popular
landlord.
Rev. a. S. Starkweather is now
on his way back to Superior and viii
arrive here next week. He informs
us by letter that he will hold services
in the Episcopal church the following
Sunday which Will be February 9th
The people Of Hurley propose to
suspend business on Sunday in that
burg. Last Tuesday Mr.. lIirschciinG
was arrested and fined 80 for keeping
his place Of business open on Sunday,
land still there is more to follow"
Mr. Phillip Southern who left us
some time ago to accept place OF
a Boston magazine, returned
to Superior last week. lie says he la:
found no place to suit him as well a:
this ana he has returned to stay.
The regular meeting of the Wo
mans Relief society, VIII be he'll ii
the city hall. West End, on Monla,
afternoon, February 2rd at p. n
All ladies' Interested in the relief G
the POOR are invited.
Mrs \ Mile, the Brulc post
mistress, was in the city Tuesday get
ting the supplies and Instructions pre
paratory 10 opening her office, ru
county is now pretty well supple,
with mail service.
Minnesota has more candidate,
for L :. Marshal than She know
what to DO with Capt. Donahow2r i
going to he the man, however. if Nj
President can have his own Wa,
about it.
WIN. Boss, president of the Tri
, bune Publishing company, OF Chicago
died at 10:3o Tuesday morning, o
kidney troubles from which he ha
been q sufferer for some ten years.
One thing is ertain-Padd
Welch is a dead duck whichever wa
the cat jumps This metaphor may b
somewhat mixed, but it expresses
long felt want. Duluth News.
: The RevS \. J. Davis, of this en-
,,1 NJ. Jprbam of the Wn~f Fpc