The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-12-09

| Wis. brother of Timothy Atkinson of
this city. died Wednesday morning
from stroke Of paralysis.
Didn't you ever hear him say he
wished he had a good fountain pen?
That's the kind Merrell keeps-Water-
mans. Christmas is coming.
The st. Paul team defeated Duluth
at whist Saturday evening last, and car
ried the now famous Times whist trophy
back to the sanity city with them.
Emanuel Tracy, formerly clerk at
the West Superior hotel, has gone to
Milwaukee where he has accepted a
position as salesman for Gimble Bros.
Mrs. w. f. Pickering and two child |
rem, Fay and Hayden, returned Mon
day from Lake Mills, Iowa, where they
had been visiting for the past six weeks.
Mr.. lie Blanch. the L. T. X. Tailor,
is an advertiser in the TINES this week. |
Mr.. LIE Blanch has added a well assert |
ed line OF gentlemen's furnishing goods |
The doctors bills for testimony in
the Zwickey case some time ago, were
cut from $500 to 1913 by the county
board, when the claims were presented
for payment.
Don't forget that box of candy is
as acceptable to a lady as cigar is to I
man. The cigar should be good like
wise the candy. Merrell handles Low !
ney's chocolates.
The moving picture reproduction |
of the great drama the Passion PLAY" |
at the Grand Wednesday drew fair |
sized audience who were delighted |
with the exhibition.
True beauty comes from within, in |
stead of without. A beautiful face is
the outward sign. That's why Rocky |
Mountain Tea makes women beautiful |
Ask your druggist.
Large crowds are now ENJOYING the !
fine skating along the bay front between |
the \. T. trestle and the shore. 1t is |
lOt y ct COlSIitEed SAFE 10 venture out
beyond the trestle.
Judge Smith, of the superior court, |
made fullhedsed citizens of three APP
plicants on Wednesday. Their names |
are Olaf Nelson, John A. Tiederman,
and John B. Johnson.
Mr.. John Diffor has just returned |
from a trip through Washington and |
other Western states. He says that
abundant signs of prosperity are mani
fest wherever he stopped.
The Epworth League of the NJ. E. |
church held a very ENJOYABLE "conun- |
drum rocial' at the house of Mrs. w. |
I. Hartley, corner of Sixth and Stinson, |
last Wednesday evening.
The drug store is the only place to |
buy perfumes, because druggists handle |
good ones. No druggist in town has a
larger or better line, holidays or any
other time, than Merrell.
Mrs. Geo. Nellis and two sons, Raw |
anu -ltStti tIldIltS, VI W est SIltdgO,
are visiting here for short time, the !
guests of L. F. Johnston ann family. |
Mrs. Nelis is sister of Mrs. Johnston. |
If strong the frame OF the mother,
the son Will give laws to the land. All |
mothers should take Rocky Mountain |
Tea. Gives life and strength. 50 cents |
Ask your druggist.
Mr.. John Bawden. formerly of the !
East end and Miss Mary Lomas were |
quietly married last Monday evening at |
the home of the brides parents, Mr., |
and Mrs. Charles Tomas They will re- |
side in Superior.
Mrs TheO B. Smith and children left |
Thursday morning on the Omaha train |
for California, where they Will spend |
the winter with Mr. Smith. Mr. George |
NJ. Smith and wife, of Duluth, accom-
panied them as far as St Paul
The Belknap Realty Company have |
fled articles of incorporation, and will |
do general real estate, loan and in
surance business. The incorporatOrs |
are W. d. Coburn, f. X. Meddler and |
b. c. Cooke. Capital stock $40 900.
Severe Eelanger will leave Sunday |
for his home in Grand Rapids, Wis, |
where he will visit for ten days or two |
weeks. He will then return to Superior |
for few days sojourn before going to |
Billings, NJ ont., to engage in business |
The building committee of the |
school board, in charge of the Blaine |
of the Blaine High school construction |
are now considering the advisabilty of
putting in a small private electric plant
to furnish the building with light when
needed.
Mrs. Mundy expects to leave in
about ten davs for visit with her son
Robert and his family at Bay City. |
Mich, where size will remain until
after Christmas, later going on TO At
Iantic City for visit with the family
of Rev. Mundy.
ne ANttStI l'tNtN I-litidiN Stttclt
INDUCED in a warm debate on the ques
ton of changing the name of the school
to George Dewey" {. J. Hartley
took the floor for the affirmative and
Hugh Roberts for the negative. the lat
ter winning the debate.
A deed transferring one-haf inter
est in tract of land of 81 acres in ex-
tent and taking in the y. l.. coal dock
was filed iii the Registers office on
Tuesday; consideration S26, $50. The
deed runs to the ". L. Scott Company,
corporation, Of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. James Newton and daughter