The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-08

they Will spend few days with Mrs
Webb's brother, Mr.. Z. Il. Page.
Seldom & Huebing, West End groc.
ers, made an assignment last Monday
1t Is thought they Will be able to re-
sumo business again, as their assets
are largely in exc. SIS of their liabilities.
When you are in need of anything
a good place to trade is at Stoltzman's.
Our farmers are all busy these fine
warm days making hay. The crop is
fairly good this year but not nearly so
heavy usual, as it was too cold
through June and the first half of
July
r J. Wemyss, of the Land & River
Improvement Co, arrived in the city
from the east this week. He predicts
a season of unusual activity for the
Superiors. May his predictions be
fully realized.
MIR Hiram Robins left for his
home in New York Wednesday even
ing. His faith in Superior is as stead
fast as ever, and he thinks the day
when his fondest hopes are to be real
lied is near at hand.
The East Superior steel works
made its first cast last Monday, being
some machinery for its own use. The
factory, which is for the manufacture
of edged tools, will be ready to begin
regular business next month.
Mr.. Frank Coran has been giving
his house on w Seventh street coat
of paint this week The job adds
much to the looks of the house and also
demonstrates the fact that Frank is
an artist of no mean order.
AT the business meeting of the
Grand army boys at Detroit Thursday
Capt. John Palmer, of Albany n Y.
was elected Commander. in Chief for
the ensuing year Oh the second ballot.
The next encampment will be held at
W Washington ID. G.. in August OF Septem-
Der
Pat Simon one of our brave fire
boys is building neat residence at the
corner of Eighth street and Thompson
avenue. This looks like a case Of
Coming events east their shadows
before, and the ringing of the mar
riage bells may confidently be expected
soon.
We are glad to see by some of our
West End exchanges that our friend
Charley Skilllngs, city editor of the
Evening Telegram, is one of number
Of heirs to an estate valued at several
millions of dollars. The property is
located at Portland Maine.
The board of review is now in ses-
sion and if YOU are dissatisfied with
your assessment now is your time to
be heard. Look over your list and if
You have any objections to make re
duce them to writing and present
them to the board for considerations
}J-The street railway company has
been laying Il double track along The
paved portion of West Fifth street at
the East End, and Belknap at the
West End Now if they will push to
completion the unpaved gap between
these two points, we could get good
street car service.
-CardS have boon issued for thu
wedding of Clara, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarance L. Judd, of Duiuth, and
Charles IL, Thornton, of this city,
which takes place at the Prot lthed-
cr;sl in Duluth next Tuesday, Aug. IL.
The married couple VIII be at home at
Superior after Oct 1.
Fred y Dole and son ira left for
the old home i'll Maine "Wednesday
Mr.. Dole has not visited
his old home for several years, and as
his ath I is III poor health, he decided
to go no While his foreman can com
plcte is lSt sewer contract. lie will
be al;tnt two or three weeks.
One hundred car loads OF cid WheaA
was received from Minneapolis by the
Great Northern Elevator Go. last Tues
day. This is the first instalIment of Il
of 900, 600 bushels to come
from the flower city. BY the time this
is all run through the elevator and got
off for the east, the new crop viii be
ready to follow in its wake
We wish to call the attention Of
the board of public works to the fact
that the season is rapidly passing away.
and that nothing is yet being done to
put Fifth street in 4 navigable condi-
ton westward from Nettlaton avenue
nor Belknap eastward from Hammond
and further that we can have no good
street car service until this work is
lone
Our city officials have some queer
business methods. They wanted to
BALD Il sewer ut the " est end. 1t run
through private property but that cut
no figure, they did not even take the
trouble to condem the land. But some
# the owners finding out what was
going on objected. Then they pick up
| jury and ccndem the property. If
hat satisfies the owners all right, but
it does not. what then.
In the Review Of Reviews for
August one Of the most striking liter
Try features is DR.. F. J. Dillon's quar-
.erly review of Russian literature
Or. Dillon. Who writes regularly for
.hc Review Of Reviews from st Pet
ArsburG, is one Of the most accomp-
iShed critics of modern literature. ana
5 especially conyersant with the whole
movement of journalistic, artistic and
literary life among thl Russians.
-A0ntbpr SInpri0,. GIRL lftpDontn