The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-07-15

Mrs. VIM. Colon spent the latter
part Of last week at Scion Springs
w. B. Perry of Spooner, Wis came
up to visit his family the first OF the
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Rock of W.
9th ST., are spending the week on the
Point.
p. j. Simons returned Sunday from
st. Paul, where nd had been the guest
of his sister for a week.
Miss Marie Long, of Central Park,
has returned home after several
weeks outing at Deerwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hall of the Al
bany Block are enjoying two weeks
outing in Southern Wisconsin.
Mrs. Gus Erickson of Hawthorn,
spent Tuesday the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Berg, 13l w. 9th st.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Smith, of W. 4th
St, are entertaining their nephew,
Clinton Steinman, of Bellingham.
Ernest Fredricks, who was acct
dentally shot in the leg last week, is
out of danger and will soon be able to
| be out
Miss Lillian Mccormick left during
the week for few weeks outing at
Camp Ronald near Gordon, where she
will join friends.
Mrs. George Anderson, 331 w. 10th
St. is visiting at the home of her
mother, Mrs Johnson, of Mills, Wis.
She expects to be gone a month.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bardon and
daughter, entertained few friends at
picnic supper at their cottage on
Minnesota Point, Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret Mcdonald and Thos.
Reynolds were the only ones who
took the examination at the custom
house Monday afternoon for the va
CduCISS ulutI ClNil DOL NlCC iuIcS'
\ number of the members Of Ne
madj Lodge No A, X. of p, attend
ed the memorial exercises given
Tuesday evening by Pokegama lodge
at their hall in Odd Fellows Temple.
Douglas county strawberries are
coming in thick and fast and are the
best that the people of Superior have
had, as they are there with the rich
flavor which is not to be found in the
southern fruit.
James Mather, Jr., received word
Monday of the death of his father,
James Mather, ST., at Seattle. Mr..
Mather was formerly a resident of
Superior, having been interested in
the Water, Light & Power Co.
A party consisting of Misses Kate
and Dora O'lIare, Jessie and Helen
Roberts, Stella Abraham and Norma
belong will spend next week on
Minnesota Point. The party will be
chaperoned by Mrs. Portins Delong.
Not cent wanted unless you are
cured. If you are sick and aiing,
take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
a great blessing to the human family.
Makes you well, keeps YOU well, 35
cents. Tea or tablets. Ask your
druggist.
The new steamer Geo. w. Perkins
started on It's maiden trip down the
lakes att O'Clock Tuesday evening
with cargo of 1O,54S tons of ore.
The boat can carry much larger
cargo as viii be pIeceiyed before the
end OF the season.
Miss Julia Stone, night operator for
the Peoples Telephone Co., in the
East End, has returned to work after
a two weeks vacation and will fill
the position OF day operator for the
next two weeks during which time
Miss Madelyu Dillon will take her
vacation.
The machinery in the Anchor mill
is being removed and shipped to
Kansas City, where the Standard
Milling CO. is building a new mill.
Although there has been some doubt
as to the truthfaIness of the report
the machinery is being taken some
where.
James, the 4-year,old son of Mr..
and Mrs. }, 7. Ellsworth. $50 W. 2nd
St narrowly escaped death or severe
injury, Monday evening by falling
from a second story window onto the
sidewalk, a distance Of about % feet.
The little fellow was at the window
and seeing his brother, leaned fore
ward to call him, when he lost bis
balance and fell. Although a miracle
that he wasn't killed, he escaped with
/ but a few bruises about the face,
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