The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-03
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Found greatest bargain store
in town, at the Anchor Clothing House.
Fred A. Dole is up in the Iron
country this week, looking after his
crops.
To RENT-A fine new store building
on West Fifth street. Enquire at The
TINES Office.
The Ringing Brothers are coming
to Superior with their big circus, Fri
day June sd.
Prof. and Mrs. -. c. Robert and
son Ralph have returned from the
great Worlds Fair.
MIR. Sam. Whitmore and family
have returned from their season of
sight seeing at Chicago.
Mrs. McAdam, daughter of R. NJ.
Todd, has returned to Superior after
an extended eastern trip.
-Thos Doherty and son, of Poplar,
were in the city Thursday and made
the TINES a pleasant call.
Our city fathers will make another
attempt to secure crematOry for the
consumption of our garbage.
1t is authoratively announced that
the steel plant Will resume business on
Monday, June 18th. Selah!
Miss Martha Bradshaw who has
been i'll Cincinnati Ohio, for several
weeks past, has returned home.
Coal went up p cents per ton
yesterday. What for? Oh! just for
fun and to squeeze the con sumerS a
little more.
The work ON the great coal dock
on Allouez bay Will commence soon.
1t will be the biggest dock of its kind
III the world.
The Oak Hall clothing house is
out with the latest style Of travelling
Advertisement Its big thing Don
fail to see it.
Secretary Hopkins Of the Chamber
of Commerce says the water we are
getting is too vile to put into the daily
papers. What more is necessary.
One of EX-Mayor Pattison's twin
babies died Wednesday, aged about
one year The little one had been
sick for some time with a complication
of diseases.
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Line elevators have arrived and are
being placed in position. AS soon as
this work is done the elevator Will .be
ready to handle grain.
Deter not till tomorrow to be wise,
but buy Of those who advertise Al
WAYS read the locals of the Anchor
Clothing House; it will be meat, drink
and Judgment for you.
DR.. Rene is one of our prominent
city officials and should have been IN
the procession and the opera house
Tuesday afternoon, instead of being at
the driving park racing horses.
The Ladies' Guild of the Church
of the Redeemer gave very pleasant
and profitable social and supper at the
residence of Col Carl &. Pope. corner
of Fifth and Nettleton last Thursday
| evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Thomson avenue NJ. +. Church Will
meet with Mrs. Hartley on West 18th
street next Wednesday afternoon,
June 18th. There will be plenty of work
for all who can come.
If Mayor Kennedy would display
as much zeal to secure better ana
purer supply of water as he does 10
defeat the reelection of Mr.. TubbS as
clerk of the school board he would be
doing something creditable.
--Stoltzman, of the Anchor Clothing
| House. has no competitors. y talioW
candle can as we'll compete with the
sun as the average stock OF boots ana
shoes with his prices.
DO not forget the Festival at Bar
ton Hall this evening Friday, given by
the music committee Of the Thompson
! Avenue Methodist Church. Ice cream,
Strawberries, cake and lots OF other
nice things will be on tap. Don fail
| to attend.
james P. Scott and Victor Gull
lou, of Philadelphia, two prominent
members of the Superior Consolidated
| Land Company were in the city the
past week, and expressed themselves
as well pleased with the progress made
at this end Of the city. 1t IS almost
! three years since Nj. Scott was here
and he was greatly pleased with the
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