The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20

oh, what beautiful weather we
are having.
Superior continues to have two
/ Chambers Of Commerce. 1t is better
50.
Geo. r Hughes, our leading alb
sfract man, is rus'icating in st, Paul
this week.
For the W. l.. Douglas Shoe go to
! the Anchor Clothing House. You can
| find no better.
The w orlds Fair Whalebacll pas
senger Steamer Christopher Columbus,
cost almoast 5000, 900.
DO not forget that you have en-
joyed these fine days just as soon as
the next storm comes.
Once more has the East end
escaped being gobbled and swallowed
down by the West end.
Mrs. Estes goes in a few days to
Lake City Mimi, for Il Two months
visit with friends and relatives.
You'll find this out if you trade
with the Anchor Clothing House; that
/ their goods are just as advertised
Mr. Crawford y. p. yard master
accompanied by his wife are spending
Il few weeks with friends in Chicago.
The Northern Pacific people are
now occupying their new freight de
! pot. The new passenger depot IS stlll
a creature of the Imagination.
Alderman Starkweather should
| begin suit against the Telegram for
publishing that picture Of his $500 dog
last Wednesday. He could undoubt-
edly recover heavy damages
Between Superior and the 500 ca
nal The Christopher Columbus averaged
II miles an hour, and made as high as
20 miles an hour. Very good for 4
new vessel and new machinery
He that looks not before finds
himself behind If you would not be
out of pocket buy your footwear at
the Anchor Clothing House.
The fraud calling itself a circus
was with us last Thursday afternoon
and evening. 1t was little the thin
nest thing we ever saw under the name
of circus. They did not have even one
attraction worthy of note.
MIS-. Mundy of New York, IS III
the city visiting her daughters, Mrs
10. Taylor and Mrs. Robert Estes
Mrs. AIundy is accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Mundy. They expect
to spend the summer here.
The entertainment given by the
Young ladies of the Epworth League
last "Wednesday evening was very well
attended, and their treasury was re
planished IN the sum of about $50, for
all which they return thanks.
The Frank \. Lappen furniture
company which went into liquidation
a few DAYS ago, is to be reorganlzed
and again open its doors The fan
IRE of this Milwaukee house did not
affect the firm of the same name III
this city.
At the council meeting Tuesday
evening Richmond Rochester was
appointed City Statistican for the
ensuing wear. He Will do nothing
but draw his salary of $500 and turn
the same over to the secretary OF the
West End Chamber of Commerce.
T. X Alexander, Superiorite OF
fen wears ago, and the first cashier oil
the First National bank ever eStanIlsil-
ed in this city. but now OF 81. fauI'
enraped in the Insurance business
was in the city day or two this week
shaking hands with his many friends.
-Nuts are not always what they re
cracked ND to be, but you'll find some
Good shoes at the Anchor Clothing
House.
The first number of Harper
Quarterly" containing Mrs ;. /,
Mclean Greane's popular story esly
of the Basins, has just been ISSUED,
This new periodical publication de
voted to the production Of SUGGEST III
American novels III an attractive ana
inexpensive form,
The personal property valuation
of the West Superior Iron ana HIet'
co according to the appraisment Just
taken. foots up, $500, $50. 10 TINS
must be added the real estate pts
! and buildings which would amount tl
/, rs much more or . total OF $1,000 oo'
il round numbers With this showing
| it is hardly likely that the WORKS WI"
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