The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-04-08

City Atty. Lyons has returned home
from a professional trip to Madison.
A neice of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Erlanson
is expected from Minneapolis today.
Mrs. IL. E. Wagner of Nemadji
Villa, is entertaining her nephew, By
ron T. Harris of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Louis Hanitch and daughter of
Central Park left Monday for a two
weeks visit in Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. c. l.. Day left Thursday for a
few days visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Kasper, at Glencoe,
MINI.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Mickler have re-
turned from Minneapolis, where they
were called by the dangerous illness
Of the latter's father.
Miss Florence Child returned home
from Hayward for a vacation of
week. Miss Child is employed as
teacher in the public schools of that
place.
As the farmer goeth forth to SOW, so
the wise merchant planteth his ad in
the columns of the local newspaper,
and verify, as he sows so shall he
reap.
The Ping Pongers held their last
/ meeting at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G., Olscamps. The prizes
were captured by Mesdames Schuster,
| Bennett and Smith.
| Frank Barns, the genial express de
lverer, has been laid up the past
week as the result of getting mixed
up with big sample trunk at the
Northern Pacific depot Monday.
The big steamer Sultana was the
first boat TO load at Superior this sea.
son. Thursday she moved to the Ter
minal elevator where she was loaded
with grain for her long trip down the
lakes.
A wonderful spring tonic. Drives
out ali winter impurities. gives you
strength, health and happiness. That's
what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will do. IS cents. Tea or Tablets.
Ask your Druggist
Spring is certainly with us ii mov-
ing signifies such, as hardly day has
passed in the last two weeks that
there has not been from one to a
dozen huge dray loads of furniture
pass along 9Th street
Old Town People are glad to again
see Mr.. Scanlon able to be out. lie
has been confined to his home for the
greater part of the past three months
with grip. Tuesday morning he came
down to vote and is on the road to
rapid recovery.
W. II. Greer has been having his
barber shop overhauled during the
past week A partition has been
moved enIarging the front room tC
quite an extent, and after it has beer
newly papered and new fixtures add
ed Mr.. Greer will have neat up-to
date shop.
Spring in all its freshness and glory
has made its appearance i'll at least
one spot in the world as was proven
by box of wild flowers received by
Mrs. w. j. Robb from Mrs. Chas
Irwin, formerly of the East End bu
now Of Southern Minnesota. The boz
contained freshly picked aoomone'
and crocuses.
Atty. j. X. lille has been rendered
the position of court reporter of the
nth judicial District, succeeding the
late T, H Wolford He will accom-
pany Judge Viuje to Barron county
Monday, where court Is now in ses
sion. Mr.. lille is we'll qualified fol
/ SUN pONllIoll, IlN nav iliS b''il ihN
nicipal court reporter and city stem
ogrGpher for a number of years. The
salary to be received By MIR. Hile viii
be - 500 year,
Once upon time a newspaper MAI
went to church and after much deer
reelection studied out the reason thai
brought people TO the house OF wor'
ship as follows: Some go to weep
while others 90 to sleep, some go u
tell their woes, while others go tc
show their clothes; some go to hoal
the preacher, others like the solo
screecher; boys 90 to reconnolter
girls go because they orter, some e
for rejection; precious few to help the
collection 4 Madelia MIMI Times
Messenger
With the uniform high charges fol
gas, the gas stove ~ ordinarily the
most expensive piece OF household