The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-04-28

40 oitSoiS. Inc usual HunDef We're
entertained.
Geo Anderson has qualified for the
position OF sanitary policeman for the
| East End, Tuesday. Mr.. Anderson is
! an old resident here and his friends
are glad to learn of his appointments.
This is the season of lstlessness and
spring disorders. HollisteI's Rocky
Mountain lea is sure preventative
Makes You strong and vigorous. Soc
Tea OF Tablets. Ask your Druggist
! Rev Cd Mcconnell spent Sunday
in Milwaukee where he spoke in one
of the esbyteIian churches. He
spent short time in Chicago before
his return.
The marriage of Jennie r. Cakes
and Frank j. Halliday occurred We'd
nesday evening of last week. The
| young couple are we'll known III the
city and their friends extend corgrat-
uletions.
Conny, the little son OF Mr. and Mr.,
| VIM. GaynOr, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever for the past seven
weeks is able to be around Altho
very weak he is doing nicely and Will
soon regain his former strength.
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travel, post signs, advertise md leave
| samples OF our goods. Salary 5000
per month. $500 per day for expen-
SEES Royal Supply Co, Dept. W.,
Atlas Bldg, Chicago.
The Epworth lloagees of tho West
End, South Superior and East End VI.
E, CT urchts held a measure social at
the First NJ f. Church parlors We'd
nesday evening. A number were
present and jolly time enjoyed
st. Agnes Society of st Francis
Navler's Church will give a four act
drama at the Music Hall on Sunday
May 9th at $3.50 p. m. and on Monday
evening, May 9TH at p. m Tickets
25 cents general admission and soc
reserved seats,
The ladies of the First NJ +. Church
held their rummage sale the last four
days OF last week and several after
moons the past week and was very
much satisfied with the result. There |
are still many useful articles left and
they Will probably keep the building
open until they dispose of them all.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. |
Prick of w. 9Th St are grieved to
learn that they ere about to leave
Superior to make their home at Scion
Springs Mrs. Frick has had poor
health for some time and it is with a
view of lettering her condition that
they have decided to leave Superior.
The flames of San Francisco have
at last been subdued and the work of
clearing the debris is on in earnest.
The city will be rebuilt at once and
this time bigger and better than ever.
Friends and relatives are Hooking to
the scene of the destruction in search |
of loved ones. Many have been heard /.
from and altho they fled from the city /
with other refugees are safe
The steamer "Abraham Stearnn /
which has just been completed at the |
shipyards, loaded from the Alouez |
this week and departed on her maid
en- trip down the lakes. Several boats I
have departed from the local harbor I
during the past week and many have I
arrived, many bringing coal A bum !
cles
Under the direction Mr.. Speedy,
a number OF the young people of the
East End are rehoarsing for a kir-
miss to be given the fore part Of May
for the benefit of the Church of the
Redeemer. The entertainment is in
the form Of dances, cake walk, Greek
dance, Court dance, Cowboy Reel,
German Dance, etc, being taken by
different ones. A complete program
Of the entertainment will appear in
next weeks issue of the Times
All smart up to-date women Of to
day,
Know how TO bake, wash, sing and
play;
these talents a wife is n G.
Unless she takes Rocky Mountain Tea
Ask your Druggist.
The long looked for and much
needed hook and ladder truck has at
last been installed in the East End
ire Hall, and it is certainly beauty
The truck is a combination hook and