The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-24

from visit to koochiching, Mimi
Postmaster Lucius of Scion Sprc@'
paid Superior a business visit TIES
day.
Frank Olander of Central Park died
Tuesday morning at st Mary's hos
pital.
The Blame high school faculty held
reception at the school building last
evening in honor of the freshmen.
Mrs. G S. Stqrkweather, wife OF
ex- MAYOR Starkweather, has been the
guest of Superior friends the past
week.
Mrs. Herzog entertained at tea the
past week in honor of Mrs. Delano
Smith. who will je I'VE shortly for
California.
Rev. Wade, of the African M E.
church, has been returned as pastor.
lie will occupy the pulpit as usual
next Sunday.
At the home of Mrs. Martin Patti
son Friday evening large number
attended the military party for the
benefit of the chijdren's home.
J.T Murphy, Mgr. Evening Tele-
gram left for New York the first of
the week where he will attend the
annual meeting of the Associated
Press at the Waldorf Astoria hotel
Mrs. T. Fee and Mrs. A. Fee of
Madison, who have been visiting
with their sisters Mrs. II. j. Conley
and Mrs. II j. O'Brien for several
weeks returned to heir homes Mon
day.
Westward the orb of glory takes its
way,
Wisconsin il the state, you hear
everyone say,
It's made itself famous by one great
stride;
Rocky Mountain Tea has made its
name world wide.
The officers of the Superior Cash
Grocery were examined yesterday by
Court Commissioner Fridley regard
ing their charges against the Superior
Grocers Assn. in which they asked
for an injunction.
The East End fire department was
called out Tuesday afternoon in ans
wer to an alarm, fire having started
at the residence of w. A. Donald 161
" 9th st, The fire was soon extin-
guishel ana the loss will not exceed
500.
Mrs Sarah An derson, who has been
an invalid for some time, has i'm
proved to such All extent that she was
able to go to the West End Tuesday.
Mrs. Anderson is a Superior pioneer
and was one of the first teachers at
the head of he lakes. Her many
friends vi lie pleased to hear she is
so much il, proved i'll health.
Mary Sponge the pimpIes with
warm water You need blood tonic
would advise you to take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t drives
away all eruptions, So cents. Tea or
tablet form.
The farmers car loaded with Nor
thern Wisconsin farm products ar
rived in Superior Thursday and was
on exhibition 1t left Friday after
noon for Ashland, Washburn and 9TH
er easter cities of the state when it
will make a tour of southern Wiscon-
sin. Fresh fruit and vegetables are
being supplied at the different places
where it stops.
John Greer, the father of VIM. II.
Greer, $50 ". 9th ST., is on his way
from Marquette to make his home
with his son for the rest of his life.
The old gentleman was at one time a
successful vessel owner but Difficult
ties came and he now has nothing
Mr. CIR er is more than pleased TO
welcome his father 20 his home,
whom he has not seen for a number
of years,
Nellie Fuller, Denver -"My face
was full of pimpIes and black heads.
. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea has
driven them all away, People hard
; " know me Pm looking fine 81
cents Tea or Tablets
Three boys from Centr'l Park, VIII
Banks, Leigh Jerrard and Richard
Doe. had narrow escape few days
ago, from being run down by G n
train while crossing the long b-idge
over the Nemadji The boys hac
been hunting and were about in the
middle OF the structure when the
Gopher State Express" came in
sight They were compelled 70 thro"
their guns and packs inlo the riVei
and run for safety to a stepping of
,,4,1, ,, am. ~ the water barrels