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

man for the place. Vote for J. d.
Whitney, for coroner next Tuesday.
Mr.. Nathan Lamb, who has been
chief foreman at the Dam Sash, Door
and Blind factory since work on the
same was first begun, has returned to
his home at ST. Cloud Mimi, and Mr..
F. d. Hamilton of that city, has taken
Mr.. Lambs place here, and will prob
ably make this his permanent home.
Mr.. Wares law partner comedies
the defeat of Mr.. Ware in the race for
the office of Register of Deeds, unless
certain of his present opponents cease
fighting him and turn in and work for
him. AS this revolution of sentiment
Will hardly come to pass it is quite
sure that Mr.. Ware will not be
elected.
George Follis, the candidate or
sheriff OF the Independent Union La
Dor party, feels quite sure of election
That party is quite strong in this city
and county and if they pull together
George will stand a good show 'Of pull
lin, through all right, but VIII re
there are so many candidates it is hard
to tell what the outcome will be.
Our Presbyterian friends have de
cided to build new church edifice,
and at meeting held Wednesday eve
ming a committee was appointed to
look up plans for the same. They will
have seating capacity of not less
than 800 with all the latest devices for
heating, lighting, etc, TO cost about
$4,000.
Mr.. Robe who has been up IN the
northern woods the past few weeks
turned and has this week been adjust
ing his loss by fire with the insurance
companies. The l. w. Burhans Co.
carried the insurance to the amount of
$4,000 and Mr.. W. J. Whipple, manager
of the company, paid the loss in full
on Thursday.
Dan Kennedy, the regular Demo
cratic nominee for sheriff, is making
it point to visit all his friends before
election, but still he may not be able
to see all of them. lie wishes us to
say to them however that his chances
for election are good, and that he will
fully appreciate all efforts his friends
may put forth in his behalf. Dan
made a good officer before and will
again, if elected.
Fred Bishoff is a lucky fellow al
ways, especially IN politics. He is the
Republican candidate for reelection
to the office of County Treasurer, and
has the field virtually al to himself.
Mr.. Murphy, lis Democratic opponent
is pretty good sort Of a fellow, com
potent, and all that, but he is OH the
wrong side of the political fence to
win in this county. Fred is TO be con-
graduated on his easy campaign"
During the entertainment given
by Our Catholic friends this week, a
fine sewing machine was disposed of
by rattle. Mr.. James Leader purchas-
Ell two tickets and gave them to his
newly married sister who is visiting
him, Mrs. Cloran, and when the draw
ing came off Thursday evening one of
these tickets drew the prize, and
under these pleasant circumstances
the machine will probably go to Gale
ma, Ill
Mr. and Mrs J. c. Cloran, of
Galena, H., have been spending the
past week in the eth with friends.
Mrs. Cloran will be better remembered
as Miss Bell Leader, 4 sister of MesSrs.
VIII, James, John and George Leader
here year ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Cloran
were married on the 22d inst. and
have made Superior one of their stop
ping places on their wedding tour.
The TINES extends its heartiest con-
graf ulatioGs.
The annual meeting of the Wo-
mans Relief society will be held at
the City Hall, West End, Monday
afternoon, Nov Sd, at 3 O'clock The
society has been working in our city
for the past two years, and has for its
object the relief of the sick and desti-
tute, and has done wonderful work. 1t
is commended by all who know any
thing about it. Let all the ladies of
the city who are at all interested M
charitable work come out and JOIN
such a worthy society.
The West End fellows are getting
mighty Uneasy to say the least oyer
the prospects for the defeat of their
tool Mead Mr.. Tubbs is gaining
ground daily, and already has he been
piteously appealed to to turn the tide
at least locally OF course Mr.. Tubbs
does not pretend to carry the voters of
the city about in his pockets to scatter
around at will. The people who viii
vote for Mr., Tubbs will make their
own selections for other candidates
also.
The public demonstration last
Monday evening gave the Evening
Telegram the Land company's organ,
another severe SpaSm, and it spewed
forth a full column of barefaced lies
and vile abuse of the lahoring men,
just because the meeting had puhlical-
" seen fit to endorse Mr.. S. +. Tubbs
for the Assembly. Such TRADES do
not hurt Mr.. Tubbs and do not help
Mr.. Mead But the Telegram people
are getting desperate and cannot con
troll their temper.
Among the candidates for Sheriff
now before the people, is one who has