The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-26

- t'istN1 III tosfti IL tIuuI.
Miss Rio Newton who has been
III Tor several days past is able to be
oat again
Toys from a sloO Sled to steam
engine ct InFu,s
Mrs. Fred Dole has been on the
SICK list this week, suffering from
severe Geld.
Just TO take the chill eff, buy an
ov"rcoat at half price at the Anchor
Clothing Co
Mrs Chi>tie has been laid up with
a spralned ankle since Monday last,
Tut is better now
Our strength with the trade is ON
prices, prompt and fair dealing at the
Anchor Clothing House
Mr.. Charles Bishop is quite i'll at
his boarding place, threatened we I'M
derstand with fever,
Miss Nellie Searles is on the sick
list, and has been confined to the
ioaoe lof The past week.
Col. Hayes and family have decid-
cd To close their house for the winter,
and will board at the Euclid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nephew. of
Maple, were in the city WednesGay,
ard called at the TIMES office
Your choice of ovcrcoats at half
price until December 1st at the An
chor slothing Co, Descent Block.
Rev. Stalkweather had good
congregation Thursday morning and
he gave them an excellent discourse.
Skates Il cents and up at
IDELL's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrison who
have been visiting in this city for some
time past, haYe returned to their Iowa
home
Mrs. I. G. Alyord has been on the
sick list since last Sunday, but is bet
ter now She was threatened with
fever.
Mrs Jack West who has been Wis
iting her friends in Superior for some
time past, has returned to her home
at Ely, MINI
Ladies' Fine Shocs-we desire an
inspection and can show You one of
the best and cheapest lines i'll the city.
SroLTzIAN.
Have YOU visited the new Palace
clothing house YETI They have q fine
stock Of goods, just what you want
this cold weather.
The last vessel to reach this port
this season was q whaleback which is
just coming up the bay as we go to
press today, Friday.
Mr.. Fred Dole is on his homestead
mp on the Nermillion range this week
getting his fall blowing done aud
things generally in shape for putting
i'll his spring crops
Mine host, Col. Frank l.. Taylor,
Of The Euclid, Who has been consider
ably under the weather for some days,
is feeling much better and IS again at
his post Of duty.
Mr. Geo X Hughes. who ''as
been having such 4 severe run Of ty-
side ana if no new complications de
velop l.a viii be ready Tor business iii
Il week CT two
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Thompson Avenue ". L. Church viii
meet at the League room next We'd
nesday Nov. 3oth., 'to tie comforts"
The work Will be ready in the fore
noon for any who desire to come at
that time.
--Whalebaci IL left the Allouez ore
docks during the afternoon of Thanks
giving day, with a cargo of 2a00 tons
of Mesaba ore for Cleyei,, nd This will
bc the last vessel to leave Our port this
fall and navigation is now declared
closed for 1882.
Judge Bum has decided that the
contract made hy the city with the
Noitoh h'iio ioi CO '''i'' i's'''' ~,
potieEaia ana i'aih pun l''aS' ""' ''''','
and binding even though the c0mptrol-
Ter haa hesiec'ea 10 s.sn 'Ne Stint
nc 'i's e.''''i''e '''''7o ''''''
ne last iaulie'ii''S U INC 90. ss''7'l'
VIII DC az Tue sup e.'."' ,''N' - 80
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III the al eihooh' LUIS van VIC '''e
large "il.'ito"eh passenger 'e''''el
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VIII want 70 see iiei 70 i'i'o 'tie "'''ei
There viii be 30 more deer hunt
inr after this week, because there will
be 10 more deer to hunt. Gheht