The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-24

walk on the corner of Nettleton avenue
and West 2nd street.
| John, If you were n woman, you'd
know as | know and all other women
know, that Rocky Mountain Tea is the
greatest blessing woman ever Lad. 80
cents. Ask your druggist.
! Among the visitors to Superior on
Friday and Saturday were number of
men, but they were advised to move on
and passed over to Duluth.
Mrs. Ora ton Mason whose severe
illness we mentioned last week, WAS
brought home a few DAYS ago, and is
now improving quite rapidly in our
cool and bracing atmosphere.
The old Atlantic hotel building,
corner of 2nd street and Thompson
avenue, is being fitted up as boarding
house by the proprietor of the Scandal
house and will be occupied by him as
soon as it is finished.
--Rev. Bloor, of the Church Of the
Redeemer, was called to Burlington,
this state. last Saturday to ofIiciate at
the funeral of one of his former PARISH
| toner's, He returned in time to hold
his usual sunday services.
! The offer of the Berlin Discovery"
company is a good one. People don't
81, J. L.,
day with some one who will guarantee
to restore their lost health or forfeit a
valuable article of jewelry.
-BORN-Unto AR and Mrs Charles
4. Cuburn, Of West Fourth street. East
! End, June Il, daughter The young
lady has the honor of having three
great great grandmothers and three
grandmothers, all in good health.
Darwin Ruggles and Ed. keaough
started out on a tramping and camping
! expedition to Black River Falls on
! "Wednesday. They each carried pack
weighing about fifty pounds. Just how
lar they got We have not yet learned.
| A Woman wants a man for Il hus-
bar d, one with life, energy, courage
Girls, if you get one without these
good qualities, give him Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Twill do the business" Ask
your druggist.
| City Attorney Mcintosh has APP
| pealed to the Supreme court two cases
lost to the city, the cases of Rabv and
La Fave. These cases were tried in the
Superior court, and Judge Smith denied
| the motion for new trial.
| Sid Lemon is back again. He thinks
| Superior is good enough for him. His
! family will be here in a couple of weeks
and the Erlanson and Lemon families
will occupy the Tucker residence, cor
ner Of 4th and Thompson avenue.
A number of juvenile wheat steal
ers were up before Judge Parker on
! Wednesday. Four of them acknowl-
edged the soft impeachment, and iudg-
| ment was suspended. The other eight
! pleaded innocent and their case was
adjourned.
The officials and employees of the
city hall have organized base ball team
under the management OF Comptroller
George Giifin, and are ready to receive
| challenges from any reputable amateur
team, grain men or postofiice men pre-
ferred.
Miss Emma Wanch, of 1928 Ohio
avenue, tripped and fell from the steps
of Duluth car, at Seventh street, on
| Monday, and was rendered unconscious
by her ftl. She was taken INTO a drug
store nearby, where DR.. II. J. O'Brien
applied restoratives. She was not seri-
ously injured.
David Lemery, of Inkster, who fell
! under the cars at Grand Rapids, Mimi,
on sunday night last, while on his way
home from Superior, and had one leg
| cut off just below the knee. died on
| Tuesday afternoon. He was IS years Of
age and in feeble health, and there was
| little hope of his recovery from the
first.
The German, one Of the Canada At
lantic Transportation line came into the
Daisy mill slip on Thursday night. 1t
| is one of the finest vessels on the lakes.
| The vessels of the company run between
Superior and Duluth and Parry Sound,
! Ontario. Two vessels Of the John
Smeaton type will be added to the com
pany's fleet this season.
A warrant has been sworn out for
Mike O'Tool by Officer Mcmillan, who
charges O'Toole with assaulting and
robbing him of silver mounted re-
volver on Tuesday night. Mcmillan
claims that he was guarding the Omaha
railroad yards and had asked O'Toole
what he was doing in the wards, when
the latter smashed MIN in the mouth
and took away his revolver.
Miss Iva Andrus and George Ding
wall, of Duluth. are TO be married to-
dav at the home of the brides parents.
at the East end. Miss Andrus Is well
and favorablv known in Superior, and
has the best wishes of host of friends
for her future happiness. Mr.. Ding
wall is a railroad man employed oil the
Duluth, South Shore x Atlantic, and is
much respected After lengthy we'd
ding trip they will reside at the East
,end.