The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-12
LOCAL IATTERs
Don't waste money. Trade VIII,


your grip packeds
Mrs. ID. {. Robert is ON the sick
iiSt lhls week, a bad cold and cough we
: believe
MIR Fenwick has moved his Office
INTO the Green block, on Fifth street.
Mr. 5. {. Whitmore of Albany \.
!. is i'll the city visiting his brother
AMI family
W arm caps for winter at stoltz-
mans
MIS-. John Bertrand has been very
III lor The past week, but is reported
some better now
Miss May Maxim has gone to Bos-
ton where she viii enter the conserva
tory of music for year.
Tile pen is m;ohtier than the
sword. Cur prices BEATEN both at
the Anchor, Descent Block.
Mrs Chas. Strickland, who has
been very Ill for several weeks, is re-
ported some better at present
As soon as arrangements can be
made we expect to engage Gov. Swine
ford to LEX oar postage STAMPS for us.
BE sure TO see the Temple of Fame
entertainment to be given at the NJ. L.
Church on Wednesday eve the 10th.
Mrs. Richmond and little daughter
Myrtle who have been visiting in the
east for several weeks, have returned.
Beautiful weather prevailed in all
parts of this country last Tuesday, ell
ection day. ana {; big vote was record
! ed
Mrs. S. NJ. Wlitmore entertained
Il large party of lady friends ut cards
on Thursday afternoon, from two un-
Ill five
-Aleck. Olscamps has been nursing
a felon on the fore finger of the left
hand the past ten days. 1t is getting
better now.
Geo. Hughes wno has been having
a run of typhoid fever, and has been
very low for several days, is reported
out of danger
Ice formed clear across the bay tor
the first time this season last Tuesday
morning, but the channel opened
again before night.
A pair of lots on Fifth street, be-
| tween Nettleton and Becker avenues
for $500, How is that for a soft
snap. Inquire at this office.
Rev. and Mrs. Mckinney who
have been visiting Rev Davis family,
have gone to their church work in the
southern part of the county.
Mr.. Charles Smith is off for Il two
weeks tramp through the east He
will visit Boston, New York ana
Washington before he returns
Choicest goods; closest figures at
the Anchor Clothing House.
Mr. aud Mrs. Godfrey Burg, cx-
rect to leave for Southern California
I in Il few DAYS. They make the trip
hoping tina, it viii benefit Mr.. Burs's
health
! The first shipment of iron ore
from the docks in this city, located on
| AlloutZ Bay, DID not get off as soon as
! expected, ana VIII not leave; for down
the Lakes until sometime this Saturday
afterm oon.
Secretary Coon. Of the Wisconsin
Press .ASsGciat ion, has issued his cir
| ci.lar for the next editorial excursion.
They VIII go to Florida and hayea ride
on the Atlantic.
Potatoes took a big jump upward
during the past week. They are now
| WCrtI 20 cents in car lots and viii
probably retail at $i.o0 per bushcl by
the first Of January.
You will have something to be
thankful for if you get one OF those
overcoats at half price before Thanks
! giving, at the Anchor Clothing Com
pany, Descent Block.
Mrs ID. II. Perry has issued invi
tations to many Of her lady friends for
Saturday afternoon. OF course allWill
/ accept as Mrs. Perry entert&:nS royal
| ", and all are sure of Il good time.
DR.. H. J. Common: at i o'clock
this morning received :, dispatch
| from the fellow who is standing guard
at the graves of the apostles saying
Jerusalem had gone democratic. =
Leader.
Gen. Chandler p. Chapman, Of
Madison. one of the most widely
known military men Of this state, was
striker with paralysis, last Sunday.
lie was deprived of speech and all use
of one side.
Mr.. James Kane hopes to be able
TO omen his newly furnished hotel, the
Walker House, next week. He Will
then have very well located and com
Portable hotel and will no doubt do
good business.
A regular blizzard swept over
position of this state Monday night.
Some snow fell and the mercury went
down rapidly, falling so degrees
within couple of hours Tuesday
morning it was clear and cold.
1t is cold now and you will want
the pure all wool hosiery. Sioltzman
has them.
Monday night was a bad night for
those who follow the lakes. The wind
blew gale, the air was full of snow
and ii was very cold. No doubt much
damage was done to the vessels caught
out on the lakes away from any shell
ter.
Orders have been given for the
construction of 450 more new ore cars
for the Duluth 4 Iron Range road. 1t
is expected that the output Of ore from