The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-07-29

Not cent wanted unless you are
cured. If you are sick and ailing,
take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
A great blessing to the human family.
Makes you well, keeps you well. 35
cents. aTea or tablets. Ask your
druggist
At the picnic given at Fond du Lac
Wednesday by the ladies of the First
Presbyterian church, everybody had
good time. A large number at
tended and ate their lunch in the
beautiful park. The boat returned
about O'Clock with tired yet salts
fed crowd
Miss Vera Pettingill entertained a
number of her friends at party Sat
urday evening. a joyous time is re
ported by the following: Mildred
Dopp, Lillian Dittmanson, Vera
Elterman, Mabel Crosby, Irene Me-
Farlan, Violet Briliinger, Jessie
Jordan, Bonnie Geller, Leila Frye,
Ethel Hill, Florence Taylor, Isabel
Nixon, Angie Albrecht, Monte Leader
Gertrude Konkel, Anna Bardon.
Winnie Henderson, Thorpe Langley,
Robt. Lewis, George Zachau, Theo.
Zachau, Ray Colbeck, Frank Merrill,
Eugene Smith, Ernest McIver, Russell
Jordon, Elmer Gle, Ernest Dole,
William Schuster, Julian Alvord, Roy
Webster and Hayden Pickering.
Unsual good time was made by the
pigeons last Sunday in their flight
from st. Paul. The fight was held
bv the Allouez Pigeon Society, and
several young and old birds were re-
leased in st. Paul at six O'Clock in the
morning. The first TO arrive was an
old bird owned by Philip Brandon,
which reached home at 1922, second
at 10:40, owned by John Tillman. The
first in the young birds class reached
home at 1914 and was owned by Paul
Tillman, second at 10:44:30, owned by
Ed Dahlman, third at 10:45, owned by
Paul Levens, and fourth at 1917,
owned by Paul Tillman. The flight
tomorrow will be held from Mankato,
MINI
The conservation Of the new bishop
of Superior occurred in Milwaukee
Tuesday, when Rev FIR Schinner
was elevated to the office Of bishop of
the new Superior diocese. In attend
ance were the highest signatures Of
the church this side of Rome, and the
ceremony was one of the most inn
pressiye ever held in Milwaukee. In
the procession that formed for the
ceremonies every grade Of promotion
in the gift Of the church was present
ed, the spectacle being one of beauty
and magnificence. Mgr. Falconio
acted as consecrator with Bishop Nc,
Golrick OF Duluth and Bishop Schwe-
bach Of La Crosse as assistants. Bis
hop Sehinner will arrive in Superior
next week to take mp his work in the
new diocese and will take up his resi-
dence i'm Central Park in the DR..
Conan residence, which has been pur
chased for hi, home. The people Of
Superior extend o hearty welcome to
the new bishop.
The new automobile law 81 1908,
Chap. sos of the laws Of Wisconsin, is
to be strictly enforced in the city Of
Superior. Automobiling in Superior
cannot exceed the rate Of II miles per
hour. Chief McKinnou has published
n notice whereby ur sta'os that ar
rests will be made II tbs IaW il Nio-
lated. The new law provides That
automobiles must be registered with
the secretary OF state, that the speed
in cities must not exceed in any case
y miles ror hour. that lamps must be
carried and .ar te~ rroardcd rs very
imporam is ,"at ul m.et- of autos
must stgp VIXEN ,iguaIled hy q person
with aborse whom the horse seems to
be afraid to pass the car Although
owners II automobiles in superior
have caus, 4 little trouble iu cThIa.-