The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-11-11
LOCAL MATTEL


Minneapolis this week, and returned
home today.
DR.. Sherwood wears broad grin
now days. 1t is son and arrived
few days ago.
Mrs. 10. Duff and daughter re
turned Thursday from an extended
visit at Pittsburg, Pa.
Arthur IL Miller has returned
from Chicago, where he has been yis-
iting for month past.
Alderman Dundon has been max
a visit at Waupun. 1t would be nice
for the city if he would stay there
VIM. Pattison and family started
on W ednesday for California, where
they expect to spend the winter.
Champ Green ana family returned
from the Worlds Fair and visiting
with friends in Michigan, last Sunday.
The editor of this great family
journal is off on business trip to
Minneapolis and other Minnesota
points.
stationery store from Second street to
a location on Becker avenue between
Fourth and Fifth streets.
Along with all the other good
things going this week, Chicago got a
good Republican for mayor pro TEN.
Chicago is surely i'll luck this year.
James Bardon and F Il. Clarke
have returned from Washington where
they have been attending meeting of
the consolidated Land Co, officials.
Say, what has become of our own
Tom Overland He does not seem to
be 50 noisy since his party has inform
ed him that it had no further use for
him.
Mrs p L. Bradshaw who has been
visiting her daughter Miss Mary, at
Falibault, Mimi, where she is attend
ing school, returned home on Wednes-
day morning
Alderman and deputy sheriff Rice
is the kilograms candidate for sher-
if If elected Rice is to give the
Telegram people all his printing.
Nice thing, Ell:
Matilda, wife of Andrew Nelson,
died at St Francis hospital on FIJI
dav, Nov >, 1898, aged - wears Fun
eral from residence on Seventh street,
Sunday afternoon, Nov ).
A number of our people went over
to Duluth Tuesday evening to hear
Chaplain McCabe's lecture on the
bright side of Life in Libby Prison.
All pronounce it rare treat.
The squabble over the office of dep
utv collector of customs at this port Is
between Bob Shields and {. +. Barth-
ell The office does not amount TO
much but then it is an office.
How is It that some of the meat
dealers sell sirloin steaks at l2t cents
per pound and others ask 10 cents: IL
looks as though there was something
rotten in Denmark" besides the meat.
Mr.. +. Il. Manwaring who has
been in Washington attending the
meeting of the directors of the tonsol-
dated Land Co, will visit New York
and other eastern points before return
ing home.
DR.. Win Wylie has been out III
Utah taking a few lessons in Mormon
ism. He returned the fore part OF the
week aud thinks that fine country
but of course he will not become a real
sure enough Mormon
The kilograms received just before
going to press confirm the first reports
that the Democrats elected their tick
cts in both Kentucky and Virginia
last Tuesday. The shot gun policy
still rules in those states.
The Woodward Clothing Co, has
purchased the gents furnishing GOODS
of the Dawkin's company, and are sell
ing these goods at half price. The
Dawkin : company will devote their
d
whole time and space to dry goods etc
Denis Dean left us Wednesday
morning for Eddy, New Mexico where
ba will establish his headquarters tor
the winter We wish him safe Jour
new and a pleasant season IN the lana
~ nerpetual sunshine and lovely NO
men.
a Pedigree Bull at IIAwARDEN \
T1ENEY'S. milkmen, Fifteenth and
Walker Ave. Fee 81. Strictly cash.
SrRAYED-From my premises al
Poplar Wis, about Oct, 2bth a, da ,ho
brown horse; right fore leg black, the
other three white, any !nforhha non ~
leading 10 the recovery OF same VIII
be suitably rewarded
JONAS NELSON.