The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-03
Skates = cents and up at

every business interest of this end of
the city.
Skates = cents and UP at
IDELL's
Our January thaw seem to come
pretty early this year. If this weather
holds the bay will be open again by
next Monday.
Mr.. Josiah Smith has had corner
Oh bol'' the past two weeks He has
had four whoppers, one following the
other i'll rapid succession
-Remember that the Worlds Fair
steamer will be launched at the yards
tbs Saturday afternoon. This Will be
the last launching for this year.
a Musicale, followed by coffee and
crullers is the attraction at the Pres
byterian church this Friday evening
Twenty cents viii carry you through
Toys from a 81 90 sled to a steam
engine at IDELL's.
w Lander, a prominent attorney
of Green Bay, this state, committed
suicide by hanging himself on Monday
last. Ill health was the only known
cause.
One Of the workmen on the List
man mill had foot badly crushed on
Thursday afternoon, by large stone
falling upon it. 1t is possible that lie
may loose the foot.
The South Shore excursion party
IS expected to arrive here at / o'clock
this Friday, afternoon. Extensive
preparations have been made for the
entertainment of the visitors.
S-"Thc Kane House is the way the
handsome new sign reads now estab-
iished on the front Of the late walk
er House" The house under its new
management is now open TO the public.
The next meeting of The Cid Set
tiers Association will be held at The
Euclid on Wednesday, December l4th
1852. The business hour will be from
II IN, to p. III. Dinner viii be served
at sc p. IN.
Mr.. August Zachau is now hand
ling the Scranton coal at this end of
the city. See his advertisement in
the TIMES today. He also handles
both green and dry wood. Orders
promptly filled.
The G.. A. II. post will hold meet
ing at their hall this evening for the
purpose Of electing officers. District
Inspector A. S. Eaton will also be
present and inspect the post. \ full
attendance is desired.
i The Duluth, South Shore & At
lantIc road will begin running trains
on schedule time, oyer their own track
tomorrow. Their East End depot is
located on 10Th street between Stinson
and Thompson avenues.
C. NJ Moran, of Detroit, Il brother
of port collector VIII Z. Moran, has
decided to locate in Superior, and has
arrived here with his family. He is a
contractor of large experience and
will no doubt do well here.
We are not ready for govern
ment pest office building yet. When
| we do get one we Go not want it loc;;t
ed OF Tower avenue, the extreme
| western street in the city. That IS
one sided matter for fact.
=" Christopher Columbus viii he
launched at the steel barge yards this
Saturday, afternoon at 3 o'clock sharp.
/ Christopher Columbus is the euplion-
ions name Of the new Worlds Fair
passenger whaleback built in Superior.
The chicken poX is now visiting a
good many Of the little people of the
city. 1t does not have the effect to
make the children more amiablc and
/ pleasant, but it Will not hurt them
any, if reasonable care is taken of
/ them.
Dispense with the East End post
/ office and our business men who now
| get their eastern and st. Paul mail at
| about four O'Clock y. m, Will not get
| that mail until the next morning. If
! that kind of mail service suits them,
all right,
Mrs. Baldwin, who has been with
/ her daughter Mrs. Sills III South Da
! kota fer some months, is in the city
visiting her brother and sister, Mr.. :.
! f. Tubbs and Mrs. Van Doren. 1t is
also quite likely that she will decide to
remain here permanently.
Miss Kate Christie gave q tea to a
number of her lady friends Thursday
afternoon, in honor Of Mrs. Nora Dun
/ bar, nee West, of Winnepcg, who has
been visiting friends i'll the city the
past month. Mrs. Dunbar expects to
return to her home in few DAYS.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Noman's Relief Society will be
held at the Thompson Avenue NJ. r.
Church League room on Monday, Dec.
9Th at 3 D. IN. All ladies are urged to
be present, as Christmas work has to
be planned, and many other plans dis
cusSed.
| -bON- SNilitItIu ID III INV N''F
again. He is reported rs having said
that he would hold no Office under Mr.
Claveland's second administration, but
that he would. in the spring, go west
and grow up with the country. lie
will locate At the to be booming town
of Everett.
The Evening Telegram, the mouth
piece of the would be postoilice bandits
threatens to annihilate James BarGon,
if that gentleman does not throw up
both hands and keep his mouth shut,
and quietly submit to the proposed
robbery. Yah. yah, yal,' what 4 Joke
to perpetrate this warm weather.