The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-04-11

from Madison during the past week.
Mr. Gilbert will open his new rest
onrant at 279 West Fifth street the
18Th of the present month.
The Steamer Sultana the first boat of
me season arrived at Elevator X
Thursday for load of grain.
Miss Catherine Black, an employe
a, St Francis hospital for several
years past, died at the hospital We'd
nasday afternoon after an illhess OF
several weeks. The funeral was held
Friday afternoon.
Druggist B. d. Merrell was seriously
burned with carbolic acid, about the
face Yesterday morning. The can,
which he was handling, accdently
faIl an struck him in the face, caus-
inc painful, but it is hoped not serious
injury.
4 professional who was in the city
recently after having witnessed a re-
hearsal of the keaough and Duff Mod
ern Mastdoon Minstrels in comment.
ing on the work of Billy keaough and
H. b. Duff, the leading comedians of
the company, said: Il never in my
many years experience in the theatrl-
cal profession have seen two young
comedians who infused so much life
into their acting. They are the very
essence Of humor. II they should
adopt the stage AS profession 1t Is
only question of few years when
they would be at the top ruag OF the
lalderp
Mrs. K. d. Dear and son Douglas
left Tuesday for a trip to the east.
They were met in st. Paul by Mr..
Dear. who will accompany them 10
Chicago, Mrs. Dear will then go on
to Stanton, Va, where she will meet
her daughter, " no is attending school
there, and all will then proceed to
Washington, where they will spend
Easter
Word has been received here of the
recent death of Rev. Father Salvador,
formerly In charge of st. Francis
Xavier Catholic church. Father Sal
yator, during his ministry here, gain
ed many warm friends and his ser
vices in this city were terminated
chiefly On account of i'll health which
mate. He lett about two years ago
and located in the south. His death
occurred Monday of last week in Mem
phis
senator Hudnall addressed the stu.
dent body at the Normal Thursday
morning on "1ht Workings of the
legislature" His remarks were
pleasing and instructive, as he ex-
planned some things as they are done
on the inside rather than AS they are
known on the outside.
Conqueror Paint-For inside and
outside work-Good in quality, Mod
crate in price. Hawarden sells it,
Ihe Sunday School of the First M
+ Church, under the veryable leader.
snip OF Prof. James King, Superin.
lendent, is making marked progress
II has increased in members and eff
tlciency, and the question of ample
room for the SCHOOL is becoming q
serious one. The collections to defraS
expenses have made great advance
Much credit is due also to the noble
band of teachers and workers who
iabor diligently for the promotion o.
the interests of the school. Its Easter
oncert TO be given in this church OF
Sunday evening will be entertaining
You can't afford 10 miss it. All art
cordially invited to attend.
tOR RENT-Large unfurnishet
front rooms. Enquire 2G2, itl
street
MIR and Mrs. Borego, formerly o
Tau Claire, are in this city, and ar
passing under cloud of sorrow
iheir infant son died of Spinal trouble
y 1t. Francis hospital and was burie'
~ Greenwood cemetery, on the It'll
Jessie ID. Searles officiating deep
~ sympathize with Mr. and Mrs
6orego, they are strangers in this cit.
and We hope that they may find it 4
tatiF interest 10 remain with US
fFendliness shown in such times G
sorrow helps the giver and the re
.eiyer, and makes us realize Oh
Brotherhood
William Rhone, of Gordon, collect
~ another S wolf bounty from Coun
Clerk Erickson Monday and re
0@1E ed an order for another s. whic
will get from the state This is tn
-.1s1 wolf Mr. Rhone has capture
IA, season. Fred L. Clements OF th
saNn oi Superior drew IS bounty for
i.az caught BY him