The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-05-07

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I. o.. .Ha viii preach. The other ser.
Wees church will be held as usuaI
dnr'n- tine absence ct the pastor, who
has worked hard, and deserves this
little vacation.
The gentlrmanir agent OF the North
western Yeast Co. is around again with
the little yellow samples of least Foam.
Ih!s company are the largest manufac-
turers in the world Yeast Foam has
been on the market over twenty wears
without an equal as a healthful bread
raiser and is extensively used in all
parts of the United States. Every body
Is familiar with the GOOD QUALITIES OF
YEAST FOAM.
We suggest that the back yards and
vacant lots all about our city that have
been used as dumping grounds for
ashes, tin cans, dry goods boxes, etc,
etc, be cleaned up. The city would
look much better. and visitors would
have much better impression than
ditl"n- now visible to the naked eve, in
almost every part of the city.
The theatre goerS of Superior have
had a rare treat this week through the
engagement by Manager Marsh of bot n
ke"ne and O'Neil, two Of the most emf
n"nf actors OF the dav. The only sug-
ge>tion We would make is that the good
things b" scattered along a little more
through the season. Two nights in sue
cesslon Is almost too much o. a good
thing for Superior.
Billy Mcdonald, the popular mana
ger of Hotel Northern, narrowly escap-
Ell being killed Thursday evening while
driving IN Duluth. The axle to the
buggy gave way. thus percipltating a
general break down, Mr.. Mcdonald
Was thrown to the ground with such
force a. to receive injuries which VIII
lay him up for a couple o. weeks.
=" The Incendiarv," a good story OF
the Northern Wisconsin woods is a
feature Of The Youths Companion for
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stirring story.
Mrs. p. d. Merrell and children left
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- f,u ,,;,roo,ol.s toro ,ror III,
,.i.it ;+h tr;ona, or,, ror,.;,.os low .
iii l,,st had +r,,,rla with har .,,a. and
"'l''' "far will he under the care OF
y t'anh"ila'n. o II. Paul
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,fp,,I. o,.,,,,rar TAO mani, friends
Of Mr. Slack congratulate him most
heartily upon his appointments
On FRIDAY .,ftnrnoop Nav oAth the
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and preparing to take part IN the Mem
crial Day exercises.
-Accor,lino to the charter. the Board
Of Assessors met the first Monday in
I.rrner nres,1ent and + NJ Morrison
secretary. Mr.. lub0s was present and
assisted III the organization lnasmuch as
the mayor had not named his successor.
At tho ragu,ar MEETING of the
Tod;ao, Circle G. 4 p which WAS held
with Mrs REYNOLDS. Monday afternoon
of this week, 1t was decided to send
Mrs. W heid"n as a delegate 10 tue con-
veItion which VIII tie htId IN AZ
plei"n, May -'th ana -bth.
r,.o,+ so..io, of tha school
board the contract was let for the ad.
ijtion 10, and complete renovation ot
the Matt Carpenter building. Work
viii he commenced at once. So that the
building will be ready for use by the
time school opens.
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:, tho Nelson Dewey building. present.
aa aach of the nuniIs with knot o red
,,l,.o and hIrn ribbon Nouday morn.
;n souvenir of, the first victory 70,
the United States in her war with Spain
Miss Nav Johnson. who has had
o,,orna IF rho Western Union telegram
IA, IN The Fu,liI for the past wear O,
more. las accepted a position in st
papI and has been succeeded by 81 rs
Heath, Of Hastings, Mimi.
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