The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-07-09

Only fools suicide or take to flight,
Smart people take Rocky Mountain
Tea at night. Ask your DR. uggist,
Mrs. Thomas Furniss ot Central
Park and Miss Jennie Nixon left We'd
nesday for st, Louis, where they will
visit the fair and then go to Boston,
Baltimore, New York and Chicago to
visit friends
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
Church will give an excursion on the
steamer Newsboy to Fon du Lac next
Tuesday The boat will leave the
Daisy mill dock at $3.50 in the morn
ing and Tower Bay slip at 10 O'Clock
The price of tickets will be 80 cents
for adults and 25 cents for chi dren.
If the weather is stormy tickets will
be good at some future date. Hot
coffee will be served at Fon du-
Lac Everybody is cordially invited
/ to take this excursion up the beauti-
full st. Louis river. Don't forget the
date Tuesday, j uly II, at $50 a. m.
| Hats continue to be of the pictur-
esque type, with sweeping plumes.
! tiaring brims and high bandeaux Civ
ing very pretty effect for the sultry
] a In Of tho
mer humidity, feathers are favorite
| hat trimming. There are various
ways of arranging the rich plumes,
the most stylish prehaps, being the
! three short or medium length plumes
! in Prince of Wales fashion. though
the long feather sweeping around the
hat, the end falling over at the back
is much in evidence All shapes can
| be fashioned of the new straws, which
are so soft and pliable that frills,
plating and in fact all the manipula-
lions CT the modiste are copied III
them. The lingerie hats, which are
so much like children's head gear,
| have establish ed themselves for sum
/ mer to be worn with organdy, sheer
! lawn or null frock. All the thin,
gauzy fabrics, and even soft silks and
satins, are used for these simple mod
els. For midsummer outings there
are smart hats of pique duck and lin
Ell in variety OF shapes The mod
! iG "A Ii a tpianrna 10 aSnapiullr .nl
and band of the material or of rib
! bon, with perhaps st If quill, usually
provides the trimming Children's
hats We're never lovlier than they are
this season. and there is an unlimited
variety from which to select, The
lingerie hats are prehaps the best
gust
The work for the new building for
the Superior Mission will be started
this week The Mission directors
have decided not to delay matters
any longer. In speaking of the Mis-
sion one OF the directors says:
This benevolent work was started
in Superior twelve years ago by Rev.
J II. Mason and has ministered to a
great number of the unfortunates of
this city has furnished good readius
matter and religious meetings to ma
ny hundred logging camps and settle
ments in Northern Wisconsin and
! Minnesota This institution was in
corporated four years ago with a
board of seven directors, and is known
as "The Lake Superior Mission.
The Mission has grown from small be
ginnings until at the present time the
aggregate attendance is $1,000 The
annual attendance at its reading room
mas been $4,000 and the lodgings fur
nished in one year $4,000 OF which
4 1900 Wee free. The Mission visits
annually from 800 to 700 camps and
settlements. For the fulfilling Of its
purpose of aiding the unfortunates
\ that come among us, the institution
has found it necessary to proviNe n
mission house of considerable size as
a shelter TO: stranded travellers and
workmen without home; a building
that should combine in It's accomo-
dations the functions of reading
room, restaurant, lodging house, la.
Dor bureau, chapel and lecture hail