The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-15
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most substantial citizens a few days ago,
when Mr.. r. ID. Smith passed away.
, Mr.. Smith has been identified with
that city since 1880, and gave SO 900
two years ago for the establishment Of
a public library, and also gave hand
some piece of property for a public
park. He and his wife had just return
ed from trip west, and up to Il few
DAYS before his death he had been as
we'll as usual, when he suddenly fell
seriously i'll. Physicians were called
from Chicago and Oshkosh, and an OPP
Grafton decided upon, but he failed so
rapidly it could not be done, and a
post mortem disclosed cancerous
growth III the bowels.
its like clip IN the fountain of
youth" Touches the cheek so gently
that youth fingers on the face of old
age" That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea does. Ask your druggist.
Mr.. Geo. l.. Spicer Of "The Big
Big Store" has just returned from Chi
cago, where he purchased large lot of
Saturday morning. Don't miss it. The
silks are beautiful. Read the ''ad' in
another column.
Mr.. Dupen, who has been very Ill
for several months in a st. Paul hos
pital, is rapidly improving now, and is
at home for a short vacation before re-
turning to his work again. During his
illness he had to undergo two diff
cult operations for abcesses, and from
all reports, we nudge he NAV consider
himself Il very lucky man to be alive.
About scventy-live couples attend
ed the boat club ball at the West Su-
perior hotel Thursday evening. The
affair Is reported as one of the SWEETEST
social events given in Superior in many
a day The decorations were very art
i-tic and appropriate, and the ladies
wore most beautiful and becoming
gowns Many of our summer visitors
were present to enjoy the festivities.
The New Richmond relief enter
taiument which was to havn been Civ
en- in the Central PARK Methodist
church by the Good Templars Oh Thurs
dlv evening, was postponed TO Satur-
day evening, July -, on account Of the
unlayorable weather.
Prof. Gentry and his troupe of
trained ponies, dogs and monkeys are
in Superior on their annual visit. The
( Professor needs no introduction to Su-
/ perior people. His show is a winner
/ from the start Don't fail to take the
( children to see the little animals per
form. Friday and Saturday, July II
and Is, afternoon and evening.
/ -Llovd philbrook, the two months
/ old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Phil
/ brook of South Range, died on Mon
dav July 10th from cholera lnfantum.
i The remains were brought to this city
I on Wednesday, where they were laid
20 rest IN the Catholic cemetery.
-Nr. Gust Van Wiel and Emelia
. neCaneny procured a marriage license
"Wednesday morning and wished TO be
married Immediately as the relatives
had come all the way from Kansas to
he present on the occasion, and delay
was expensive Judge Roberts could
not see the necessity Of any haste III
the matter. however, and refused to
set aside the five day clause. judge
NInie of the circuit court was appealed
To, and after hearing the acts in the
case short time permit was granted,
and the couple went away rejoicing and
had the ceremony performed.