The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-08-05

! -'ii7o otHhlc IIistilldn is the guest OF
Miss Butler at the Catlin and Butler
lodge at Scion Springs. Prof. and Mrs.
! Snow and pr. Butler of Madison will
JOIN the party in week or two.
Mr.. +. B. Banks came home Fri
day from the southern part of the state
suffering from an attack of fever. We
trust that by prompt action he may be
spared a long illness.
Mrs. Brooks of Minneapolis, sister
of Mrs. b. ID. Merrell, is in the city.
Little Dorothy Merrell, who has been
with Mrs. Brooks several weeks, re-
turned home with her aunt.
Mrs. Kate Chase Sprasue. at one
time considered the most beautiful and
brilliant woman in the United States,
died few days ago at Edgewood, her
home. not far from Washington d. c.
Martin Pattison and large family
party drove ont to Black River Falls on
Friday. The day was all that could be
desired, and the roads beng in excel
lent condition, they must have had
! fine time.
| Mr. Tremaine, an old newspaper
man, of Oak Grove, Iowa, is spending
few weeks in Superior. This is his
first visit here and he is very much
pleased with our location and business
activity.
The school board at it's meeting
! this week awarded the contract for the
new roof on the Nelson Dewey building
to f. A. Dahl. for $500 10 NJ r. Steele
secured the kalsomining contract at
$4O9.
Miss Amelia Hecker has returned
to her home, Johnstown, Pa, after
spending three months in Superior with
her sister. Mrs. VIM. Schuster While |
here she attended the wedding of her
sister Miss Anna Hecker.
Miss Grace Brtton entertained
party of young people Thursday even
Ing in honor of her friend Miss Young
of Eau Claire, " no is visiting here. On |
Friday the same party spent the day |
In Lester park.
-Jennie-No man can love a girl |
with white face and red nose. Rocky |
Mountain Tea will make them change
places -then you're all right. Ask your
druggist.
About forty-fve young people have
attended the institute conducted by |
profs. Harvey, Walker and Bowman, |
at the Normal school The county ex-
amlnations will be held the first three |
days of next week.
Master George Manwaring returned |
Thursday afternoon from MenomOhie, |
this state, where he has been visiting |
relatives tor several weeks, He was ac-
sister of Mr.. +. b. Manwarng, who
will visit her. for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. McNabb leave in a
short time for California; they expect |
to be away all winter. Mr.. McNabb |
sold number of lots this week to Mr.. |
Lovejov, but still holds some very val |
u'ble property here. They will return
in the spring.
Mr.. Walter Bingham of Estheryille |
Iowa, Is visiting his sister Mrs. Chas. K.
Frazier Mr.. Bingham is junior at |
Beloit College, and is spending his va
cation in this city canvassing for the |
Chautauqua desk. He will be here I'M
til about the first of September.
Mr. r. d. Estes who has been quite |
i'll with lumbago at one of the Mar
quette hotels, arrived home Friday |
morning, and is some better though still |
under the doctors care. 1t will be |
some time before he will be able to re-
sumo his work.
The engagement of Miss Jane Ev- /
ans, physical culture teacher at the |
Normal, and Benjamin r. Finch, was
publicly announced on Monday. Both !
young people are prominent in society |
circles, and are receiving hearty con- |
pratulations from all their friends.
-Chas Andrews, wife and child, of
Mankato, Mimi. were calling on friends |
and relatives in this city on Tuesday, !
| leaving for lake trip in the evening |
Mr.. Andrews will be remembered by
| many of our Young people, having oc-
cupied the position of telegraph oper-
ator in the Omaha office few Years
| ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newton. of Chi |
II
| Hiram HAYES. Mr.. Newton is a brother
of Mrs Hayes, and he and his wife are
here for the Peyton- Baxter wedding
which will occur on Monday next. Miss
| Pevton being a neice of Mr.. Newton.
! Next week they become the guests oil
Mr. and Mrs. Peyton CT Duluth.
| -"W hats the matter, old man? Been
losing on wheato'' mo, not that, for
got TO take Rocky Mountain Tea last
night. Wife said I'd be sick to-day.
4. your druggist.
-Whaleback Camp Of Woodmen gave
an excursion to Fond du Lac last sun
dav for the enjoyment of its members
and their families. Capt. Hanson's
steamer "Josle DAWSON" was chartered
for the occasion ana with a barge IN
tow carried about 400 to the picnic
grounds, The weather was fine and
everybody had q good time.
Mrs. j. Lutte Christie. who has been
visiting relatives and old time friendsln
Southern Minnesota for several weeks,
is expected home to-day. Master Hen
~ will remain on the ollgher farm
in Winnebago City until school opens.
When he returns he will be full
t.ar u Ii