The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21

ana property by the floods in othe,
parts OF the country, we realize more
FULLY that we should he returning
thanks instead of grunb,ing at oul
lot
). }. Hallowell, late of tie Superior
National Bank, has gone to Madison
10 appear before the U. S grand jury
ME-. L. G. Alvord, president Of the
bank, has also gone to Madison as a
witness in the case.
-olamp Green this week begins the
foundation for his Fifth street business
house. 1t will be 25X7o feet. three
stories high, and be located on lot
Just opposite The Euclid 1t ls entend-
cd lor an office building
Mr. and Mrs Shackleforl and son,
OF Lexington, Ky, parents and broth
or OF lhos. w. Sliackleford ESD, of
'his city, are spending few days here
While enroute to Tacoma anu other
points on the Pacific coast
-kelver e Burke have been award
ed tue contract for paving North
Nineteenth street between Tower and
Hammond for $,,SAS7, and w. f.
Rhodes gets the contract for grading
North 2Ed street at S3,2i9.li.
Our genial friend Andrew Doher-
ty, OF Poplar, was in the city yester-
day, and called at the TINES office He
reports 1t as being quite damp out in
his town; also that Mr. Chase expects
to start UP his saw mill next week.
Rev. Putnam Gladly of the West
End, and Judge and Mrs. |. w. Gates,
of Central Park, will represent Supc-
rIor III the congregational excursion
/ from Denver to Alaska The party
viii be absent about two months.
Mr.. ID. y. Morrison has had his
i tonsorial rooms papered and otherwise
/ improved during the past week and
/ now has as neat 4 shop as can be found
/ lii the city. Dave is a first class work
man and invites you to give him a trial
| otillo W hilltIs NilIlSlld1l
association viii nave musicale at the
! home OF eX Mayor Pattison, on Bay
street, next Tuesday evening, May 2i
| \ program Of both vocal and lnstru-
| mental music Will be furnished by 10
cal talent.
Girls Frey has bought the old meat
? MI. n Nr II G..
and has fixed it up for business and
Will III Il few days open up i'll the com
/ mission business. He VIII deal princi-
pally in butter and eggs and general
! farm produce.
| Thursday afternoon the vain first
! turned to sleet and then, throwing off
we did not get much of it. To the
! West and Southwest Of us, however,
| the storm was very severe, and Il regu-
| lar blizzard is reported.
/ The banquet given by the Forum
club at the West End w edncs,iiF
4 evening was Il grand success, even
J -
! ly against any such gathering. About
! one hundred plates were laid, some OF
/ the company coming from Duluth.
The sale of lands for delinquent
! taxes, WAS begin 10y county Treasurer
/ Bishom at ten O'Clock last Tuesday
morning. The attendance is about the
/ same rs usual on such occasions, and
about the usual amount viii be bid in
| nv individuals, the county taking the
rest. No excitement.
Joseph /. Norissct, a son Of Frank
! Morisset, 4 former resident of this
city but now of IIoughton, Mich. is
visiting in the city, and VIII remain
here if he finds Il business opening TO
/, his liking. AS he is a good shipping
clerk it is quite likely he viii find a
Place with some Of our railroads.
-Wm. Noonan, John W. Schmidt
and Frank Kelly are the incorporatora
of the Kelly Brick aud Tile company
with a capital of $4,000. The yards
W III it iJCtlItl ifIftl -\pl IL 4 stSili1
junction, ana their business hcadquar-
tiers at Superior. They expect 10 turn
out 1880, 900 brick this year.
Frank \ Flower, cl.t0r Of the
Daily Leader, WAS married to Miss
Forche Of Chicago, last "Wednesday
The ceremony took place 1t a hotel III
! \ l,-:,l L., fra1l
Chicago and meeting the groom at the
| Rcpu,lican hotel in Milwaukee,, where
the ceremony Was quietly performed.
The Leader Of Thursday morning
contained the following item: The
sad news has reached Superior of the
double bereavement of George "
Younchlood, formerly of this city. 10y
the death Of his two daughters, Doro
tiiy and Susie, at Council Bluffs, Iowa
of scarlet fever Mr., Youngb!0od is
also very SICK.
That essence OF old Democracy Tx
New York sun, prOnounces the re
Gently passed river and haTbor blll a
product of Scotlndrel!sln and ldlocy.
1t was passed hy the Democratic ma
ioritv and was Of course Liable to sus
picion on that account, but nobody
supposed it WAS as bad as that. Eyi.
IDENTITY it has both the earmarkS OF
Democracy about it somewhere.
Mr.. Norvell IS reported as saying
"Tarred paving is the only thing thai
will give complete satisfaction in th'
CLAW which charaeteriZes these streets.
MIR. Norvell is eminently correct, ans
did we not tell YOU 50 " when the tai
business was dropped, and register one
of onr most vigorous kicks on the oil
street job? Another thing necessary
is better system of drainage.