The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30
Grand Patriotic mt.

\ grand patriotic entertainment will
| be given Tuesday evening. May 10Th,
under the auspices Of the Ladies Aid
Society of First NJ. E. church, East End
In which Uncle Sam and Spain will be
/ represented, In costume. also Fitzhugh
Lee, Sigsbee, Clara Barton. Weyler, and
! Queen Regent. Representative from the
Powers viii be there and make able
/ speeches defining their attitude. Spain
Will send her representative, also Ger
many and Scandinavia. Already many
of theifir-t lawyers of the city have been
engaged to represent these nations and
and persons. AS President Mckinley
cannot be here Mayor DIETRICH has
kindly consented to take his place and
be present on that occasion. DR.. II. w.
| Bolton, who occupied high rank in the
last war, has consented to appear in his
'uil regimental uniform and speak of
the boys of '6l and '9S. Weyler will
come with a body guard to protect him.
instrumental and vocal music will in
tersperse the speeches. Admission Will
be only 25c. ANY one of the speeches
will be worth the admission. Mayor
| Dietrich will speak few words in
praise Of the Superior militia.
From the success which attended Mr.
! Tul's previous efforts in providing en-
tertainnents of this character, We pre-
dici that he will, on this occasion, score
another success.
Further particulars will be given next
week
Postmaster Doherty, OF Poplar, was
a caller at the TINES office one day this
week.
Judge and Mrs Swift came up from
Rice Lake to see their only son, Hector,
off with Company A.
dav afternoon from St Paul, where she
has been visiting the past few days.
Mr.. John Chisholm, son of Archi.
tect Chisholm, leaves to-day for Win
nipeg, Man, where he expects to &C
cept position.
-Four companies of Duluth militia
passed through Superior Thursdar for
Ft. Smelling where they will meet the
| other state troops and await orders
from the President
Master Thorp Langley was quite
seriously bitten on the foot, one day
this week, while playing with q dog
! He is getting along nicely now and no
fears are entertained Of much trouble.
Engineer Markell, of The Euclid,
| has been very sick with an attack Of APP
pendictis. hut an operation was per-
| ormed one day this week and he is
now. we believe, on the high road to
recovery.
-" Tubb's Zouaves," composed Of
| bows attending the Nelson Dewey,
under the command of Claude Webb,
marched to the West End on Thursday
afternoon to parade in honor of Comp
any "I."
The Court house sports fine new
! flag, which floats gracefully from the
dome. and announces to one and all
! that the spirit of patriotism is strong in
the couEtt officials AS well as all other
! public and private places.
On Tuesday evening last DR., and
| Mrs. Bolton, OF Cummings Ave Metho-
dist church, with Mrs. Rev. o. A. Brit
ton and few friends from the East
! End. were invited to take dinner and
spend the evening with Rev. and Mrs
| Tul. A delightful evening was enjoyed
by ALL
The first direct report from Com
pany II" to the TIMES family came by
way of box of beautiful trailing ar
! butus, sent from Spooner, and bearing
the compliments of Sergeant T. r.
! Christie and bugler Harry Howell.
Many thanks boys, for the kind re-
/ membrance.
Mr.. B. D. Merrell, one of our enter
! prising and thoughtful druggists, pres
ented each Of the twenty East end
| members of Com panv Il" with col,ec-
| ton of necessary drugs, which will no