The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-16

tehSc pam from the effects of silver
run into his foot, is improving. An
operation was performed on the in
jured member Thursday
Forrest. Is year old son of Mr., and
Mrs. Geo. B. Noble, died at the home
on West Sixth street last Saturday
morning, of tuberculosis. The funeral
services We're held sunday afternoon at
the Church of the Redeerler.
The Aid Society of the Thompson
avenue NJ. +. church request us TO say
that they will hold sale of home made
bakery at +. Booths store every sat
urdav afternoon. Cakes, pies, cookies,
doughnuts etcetera at hard times prices
Mrs. Jennie Frink whose severe
illness we have mentioned is much bet
ter, and is now able to sit up for a short
time each day. We believe, however,
that the doctors give little or no en-
couragemcnt for her permanent re-
covery.
The polo rink at the West End
seems to be a very popular resort for
the skaters. The band will be present
again tonight, Friday, and Judging
from the way the crowds are increasing
nightly, the rink Will have to be en-
iarged.
Lieutenant Hammond attended the
meeting of the officers of the Wisconsin
National Guard, held in Milwaukee last
week. One of the changes decided
upon was the increasing of the time to
be spent IN camp this year from one
week to ten days.
A .arewelI reception was rendered
Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Chandler by the
members Of the First Baptist church,
Iast Monday evening. 1T was 4 very
pleasant affair. Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler
left on Tuesday for Chicago in which
city they will make their home.
Several members of the militia
company are just now on the anxious
bench all because of the two CoTpOrals
to be appointed soon. Captain New
tons action in giving the men an OPP
partuniny to show their fitness for pro-
motion is commendable.
Captain Newton Of Company |,
>,.;.,,',I t.,,,,,. t,,r,o,.or i,ai,, ~
;,s,oc+io, opoo . month and i sofe
to say the ''sojer' boys viii see that
their rifles and ACCOMPLISHMENTS are
kept in proper shape from now on.
The first inspection was held Thursday
evening.
p;,t,r, ,r.C,,;ro Aha ,,o,,;o1 o,--
;,iior hos b.a,, annointed constable for
,to tow, Of Rr,iIn 70 ell tho vacancy
oo,,soI h,. Tho ro.;,,,o,ior of Iol,,,
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ing been a deputy sheriff Tor a number
of years past. lie will open an office IN
this city.
Poor Commissioner Kennedy states
that there are lOi families on the list of
those soliciting aid and these average
about six persons to the family, So that
there are about 62t persons being helped
in Do,;rIos couutv. There are also IS
/ IN hos pitfalls ana II IN the poor mouse.
4 CIV Of the counties in Wisconsin have
lighter list. hut none can show such a
llghl percentage VI Po'o''S "'1A'A7 ''''
It's ci'iHc"S.
3 II he question OF the ano!lshhleh0 OF
the Superior court and MuncIpai court
does not seem - rally the ATTORNEYS OF
the city soiidiy on one side or the other
as it should. They should know what
is hest for the interests OF the city III
respects to courts CT law. We are not
in favor OF the adjustment OF the Su-
/ perior court. mat would be a oack-
ward step ana me hl'ftn o. ui'e''o' :
ohN'i" i''' ','' ~ " 81
/ The entertainment given for the
benefit OF the W. G. T. L. Hospital and
Home and the CITY Mission. nettcd,
after all expenses were laid, 1922. 81. In
addition TO the above amount in cash
with q few more dollars yet to come in,
/ a large number of gifts were contributed
+ for the Christmas tree, among them the
following from the Church of the Re
deemer school-27 books, Il games, 5
1 doh chairs, l set doll furniture, l doll.
l cup and saucer, l dog harness, 5 TOYS.