The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-04-19
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, lso2

Col. and Mrs. Hayes departed this
week on trip to Chicago, and points
in the south.
Harry W. Austin of st. Louis, a
former Superior attorney was in the
city the past week.
John Foley of River Falls is visiting
his brother Assistant District Attor-
ney W, r Foley
The county board will meet on
April % to organize for the ensuing
year.
E A. Whitney Co. have improved
the appearance of their furniture
sore by the addition of coat IF paint.
Miss Maud Park who has been visit
ing her uncle Prof. j. G.. King has re-
turned to her home in Spooner.
County Clerk Erickson is in Min
neapols under treatment for his eyes,
which have given him serious trouble
all winter.
The Williams Clothing Co. has
leased the Mason building, No. PA
West Fifth street, and will open up
with "Fire Sale" of clothing today.
The declamatory contest at the Nor
nal school will take place Monday
and Tuesday evenings, April % and 20
There will be fourteen candidates
Attorney Z. b. Manwaring who has
been on business trip to st. raul and
in the southern lart Of the state re
turned to the city Thursday.
II. G. Crotch Of minneapolis who
owns property on West Fifth street,
has been in the city for several days
past looking after his holdings here.
G.. +. Corey of the firm of Corey
Brothers Lumber Co of this city, but
who at present is in business at Hib-
bling, spent Sunday in town with his
brother A. j. Corey.
Old Company | will hold their an
nual banquet at the West superior
hotel on Monday evening, April IS,
the anniversary OF their departure for
Porto Rico in 1898
Miss Katherine Elliott assisted by
Afteen of her little friends celebrated
her seventh birthday April first at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs j.
n IHIl;,+t Wet ..t /, pt,a.t
Makes children eat sleep ana grow;
Makes mother strong and vigorous.
Makes healthy family. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does 35cts.
b y. Merrell
W. II Croker who has been in
poor health for some time past under
went an operation al st Francis hos
pital Monday, and his many friends
will be pleased to learn that he is i'm
proving finely.
Will Smith of the firm of Smith &
Mahan, Andy Bouchard and Thomas
Furniss in company with a party Of
gentlemen from the West End de-
parted Tuesday evening for the Flat
Lick Oil district in Kentucky
Mr.. w. H. Clark Grand Chief Temp
lar of the Independent order of Good
Templars for the state Of Wisconsin
will give a temperance address in tie
First NJ. f church on Sunday evening
lie is a first class speaker, instructive
and pleasing in his address. Don't
fail 10 hear him. The invitation is to
all. You cannot afford 10 miss this
opportunity which comes to US too
seldom
The East End fire company was
tiuguish fire in a small barn in the
rear of VIM. A. Donalds residence 1866
West Sixth st. The building was
nearly destroyed together with a
quantity OF hay and valuable chest
and tools belonging to Mr.. Donalds,
The building caught from a bonfire
started by children.
! live and let my brethren live
With all that's good with me.
Unto the poor, some cash give,
The balance give Rocky Mountain
Tea. b. ID. Merrell
The Normal schools first basket ball
team defeated the Nelson Dewey high
school Thursday night by score Of
26 to II The game was played in the
Normal gymnasium and was holly
contested 1t was the last Of the
season aud was witnessed by a large
crowd
Wonderland is the very appropriate
name chosen by the \. p for their
year book OF 1902 Il gives a de-crip-
ton of that part Of the North West
tributary to the Northern Pacific rail-
way The book is one OF the finest
issued by the road, being beautifully
printed and illustrated 1t gives a
history Of the early gold discoveries,
description Of many Of the Western
cities from their first settlements and
illustrates many of the wonderful
things to be found from Superior to
the Pacific.