The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-10-25

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MAXIN's.
Mr. A. Gordon, of the town of
Gordon, was in the city on "Wednesday
and made us pleasant call.
The Euclid Hotel has just decorat-
Ell their parlor with grand square
piano, bought of y. d. Coon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Uenvis have
got moved into their new quarters on
Fifth street, nearly opposite The
Euclid
Mr. Mead was at the West End
Thursday evening consulting with his
owners, the Land AMI RIVER Improve
ment company.
Miss Fannie Gates left rs i.st
Tuesday evening over the ID. 5. 5. & 4
road for Boston where She Will spend
the winter with friends
-Campan.ni the famous tenor. has
written Il striking article on How To
/ Train the Voice for The Ladies Home
journal. and it will appear in the No
vember number OF that periodical.
Mrs. p. T. Bradshaw viii take up
her residence III Fairba,ilt, Mimi, for
the winter. This is done that her
children may have the benefits of the
excellent schools Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. French, of
. inchester. Ky. who have been spend
ing some weeks n Superior. returned
To their Southern home this week.
We hope to have them with US again
next summer.
w hea,let, something nice, at
NAXIM'S
See y ID. Coon before placing
your order for a piano or organ. Eff
teen of the leading families of Old
Town have placed their orders with
him.
We print i'll another column all
the names put i'll nomination by the
various political parties of Douglas
county-Republican, Democratic and
Labor Look them over carefully
before you vote.
Boston Brown Bread and Baked
Beans at MANIN>.
Gleason Bros. s RuhyoUr will get
three blocks OF their paving about done
today. No tar VIII he used on this
street. which we think is a great mis-
tlke, but If the property oWaers want
to pay for such work they no doubt
have the right to do 50.
Mr. ID. L. Crouch. of North Da-
kota. arrived here i few d:ly, ago and
viii IS usual, SPEND the winter with
his daughters. Mrs james Kane ami
Mrs. John Hail. We are glid to see
the old gen ltman with lis again and
looking 50 well.
II IN. y. T. Illugcn WIS in the
He speaks very confidently Of the re
suits of the election. The people gen
orally are aroused over the Importance
of the controversy. ami the verdict IN
ltlh VI Va bilG IttlAt Sti!o 4 iiolISc VIII bt
Immense.
On Saturday Last Mr. Newkirk
WAS called to his home at Minneapolis
by telegram from his W.T.. By let
ters received from him we learn that
the call WAS on account of sickness in
his family. one of his children having
the d!ptheria, though in mild form
In talking with various candidates
for local offices. we iird it generally
conceded that Mr.. Ware Will not be
the next Register of Deeds. 1t is not
Very plain who Will be elected. but il is
quite certain that Mr. Ware Will not
be. We do not think the people will
/ be caught BY any such chaff as he is
made of.
Among the numerous attractions
that are to appear in the forthcoming
number or Iiarper's Bazaar, published
October cath. is timely article on
The Wedding Season, by Mary Gay
Humphreys. Mary E. Wilkins VIII
contribute one of her characteristic
stories. entitled "A Solitary" and
Lizzie f. Lewis will tell How | met
the Crown Princess
-Eresh 5uckwhcat -four at
MAXIN'S.
We understand that Frank