The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-30
LOCAL Ma

the city the past week visiting nor Sis
ter, Mrs. .. A. Britton.
S +. Tubbs is spending the week
in Madison, looking after the interests
of the Grand Army boys
The subject for Sunday morning
at the Thompson avenue NJ. Z. church
VIII be Labor and Capital"
Mr.. Tucker, our typo who has been
laid up with the muurs is out again
and will be ready for duty next week,
The weather turned decidedly cool
Thursday, and we were not many de-
grees removed from Il good frost that
night.
THE home of Mr. and Mrs. f. J.
McMahon was gladdened last Monday
morning by the arrival of Il fine girl
baby.
Our deg pound master has arrest
Ell 100 dogs thus far, and lo2 OF these
he sent over to the dogs happy hunt
ing ground.
The Dam sash and door factory
has received the contract To construct
sixteen teachers desks for the public
schools of the city.
DR.. and Mrs Elagg expect to
leave US today for their home III New
FORK. They expect to be with u,
/ again next season.
The road leading out to the poor
/, farm and East Superior, is III deplor-
able condition and should be repaired
! by some authority at once.
Champ Green's new business house
/ on Fifth Street is nearing completion,
and cx-citv treasurer Baribeau, will
soon occupy the first floor with fine
| line of furniture.
| The board of public works Will pro
ceed to put in FIVE public fountains
! Tie one for this end OF the city Will be
/ located at the corner of Second street
/ and Becker averuc.
Last Tuesday vas hot day III
Chicago. The mercury Indicated "a
degrees of heat all the afternoon. and
at 10 o'clock in the evening - cases OF
sunstroke had been-rcported.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. {. Ward, wh'
spent the summer here last year, are
with us again this season. They are
at The Euclid, ana think there is III
pl,cp like Superior for the summer
months.
Finer Graham, at one time an as
sistant in the West End post office
but lately a railroad brakeman, go
caught between the bumpers and wa
killed at Chippewa Falls Oh Nednes
day last.
Mr.. John Hughes of this city lei
for New Richmond Wednesday even
me to attend the funeral OF his ofoii
or. Mr.. Thomas Hughes, who wa
killed bv lightning during the thunde
storm of Tuesday evening.
James I. Wenger: Yes, I'm
:. if for sheriff, but may be the peopi
viii let me down as they did before
I,ut am onto myself. | shave an
: change my shirt. Cullen don s'las
= now. he's after the anarchist vote.
Amt that dandy new sign ). "
Ta,lor has Just been putting up o't
his grocery door? 1t was made ps :
w. MacRae. one of the best sign pam
ers in the city. He has also put son
GOOD lettering of Mr.. Whalen' salo,
window, on Second street.
5. Deputy Sheriff Mike Kennedy al
I,bn p Thaver went down TO W aiipu
Thursday with Alleck Miller and F."
liam Holmes, the two men VINO taPp'
the TIL of John Mulvey some III
since The men get each one year
nr;son. They got but $40 out OF Il
. till.
lanes I. Wenger, the jolly your
; granger of White Birch. was Ill y
civ This week. jim says he has III
Garden and has been feasting on III
= fresh cucumbers and SIGH. Tor sou
time mast. He has also NICE ulei
match and he don't keep any dog
vet, anyway.
The Duluth people claim that I
general government has no prop
e,ory interest in their canal throu
Minnesota Point, and that thereto
they do not have to get a governme
= naruit to bridge it. In view OF II
fact if it is fact, they are prepari
,,,,ns for a bridge and will go ahe
and construct the same al oi!ce' %
;. The .l..r aweliarS.