The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-12-16

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school at Yonkers, n. y. They will
visit New York City during the yaca
ton.
"A new gun club has been formed at
the East End, with o. Chase captain,
and Chas Smith secretary. 1t IS ex-
pected that the club, which has about
fifty members, will hold big turkey
shoot on Christmas day.
A woodsman walking across the BAY
on the ice, Wednesday. broke through,
and narrowly escaped drowning. He
chung to the edge of the ice until the
passengers from passing street car
succeeded in rescuing him.
Miss Grace Bradshaw will leave in
a few days for the east, where she will
spend the holidays with the Misses
Zoa Grace and Mabel Kelley, at Yon
kers, New York Miss Bradshaw viii
be away for several weeks.
Ed. Buchanan, who had his arm
broken a few months ago, has the only
silver elbow in the city. DR.. Conner
performed the difficult operation of
wrapping the bone with a silver wire,
-Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen is
warranted to give satisfaction. Make
your friend Christmas present OF one
Get it at Merrell's. He has a large stock
of them and if the one you get does not
suit his hand he can change it after
Christmas.
The First NJ +. Sunday School
children will have their Christmas en-
tertainment Saturday evening, Dee. %.
A literary program, with special music,
has been arranged, and with the dis
tribution of candy and nuts the enter
tainment will be a success.
MIR. Frank Frazier, OF Sparta,
youngest brother Of Prof. c. Il. Frazer.
has received an appointment to the L.
:. mail service in the Philippines, and
is already on his way to Manila. May
he keep we'll and enjoy his new duties,
is the wish of many Superior friends.
i"h - az o''o''' anu iii"'''''' 'iioi
rapidly than any known remedy. It's
food for the blood, brain, and nerves.
liia' "ilat hochE nouh'"lh lea is'
Ask Your druggist.
-OuarterIy MEETING services will he
held the First VI + Church corner
of Thomson avenue and Sixth street.
Sunday. Dec, 18th. Preaching at 1918
by Rev. Luce of the Cummings avenue
church. The Sacrament of the Lords
supper Immediately after preaching.
The quarterly conference will be held
onlTuas,Iav evening. Dee. 10Th. IN the
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Pattison cx-
ract N have their eldest dauohter Miss
Martha homo from her school duties
at WASHINGTON y {. for the HOLIDAYS
and Mr.. Byron Pattison will also be
home from St Johns Military Acade-
my Miss Ethel. ,yho is ATTENDING
school in Washington, will spend her
vacation with a classmate at Newport.
a. a. CioSS, 'o' '''er'S i'''"''e' u
'ii' ""''ei i'i "''o'' he''' WV
in the manufacture of ice in Honolulu.
returned 70 this r1ty "Wednesday even
inc and registered at the West Superior.
Mr.. Cross is very well pleased with his
new location and speaks highly of the
city and its people. He saws that while
the natives are not so progressive as
Americans. they are for the most part
shrpwd and nrosnerOus Mr. Cross is
in the states on business and will re-
main but a short time.
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mas package without at least putting in
a haIf-pound box. which will cost YOU
from thirty to forty cents. Candy max
ing. of late wears has reached gigantic
proportions. and has become fine art.
exceIled in bv but few manufacturers
of whom Lownev * without a peer in
his line. Nerreu handles Loyney' 5
chocolates and Lon-bons.
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