The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-06-02

long circuit OF court, lasting over Blk
weeks.
Owing to an accident at the Super
Tor Entry, M. W. Lewis OF the q. 8.
Engineer Corps, is confined to his
home with fractured cheek bone.
Mrs. Peter Bradshaw will leave
shortly for West Point'wifers She VIII
be present at the graduating exer"'
cises. Her son, James Bradshaw WHY
be one of the class Of 1908,
Mayor Linley, accompanied 5y the
members Of the council and number
Of citizens. spent Friday afternoon at
Thomson, where they looked over the
works OF the new power company.
Dog catchers are busy these days
roping in dogs that have no license to
be rowing around Owners OF dogs
should see that their dogs have tags
on, or some OF these days they nihy
turn up missing,
The ladies' Of Eliza Shaw Guild will
hold a food sale every Saturday af-
iernoon at tho Smith and Mahans
.ocery Everything In the line Of
iancy cooking as pies, cakes, dough.
mus. etc, ais well M the old substan-
tial Boston baked beans, bread ETC.,
will be on sale.
DEATH FROM LOCKJAW
never follows an injury dressed with
Bucklen's Arnlca Salvs. Its ant,sep-
tic and healing properties prevent
blood poisoning. Chas. Oswald, msr-
chant, of Rensselaersville. N. ",
writes: at cured Seth Burch OF this
place of the ugliest sore on his neck I
ever saw" Cures Outs, Wounds,
burns and sores. 25c at All Druggists
Last Saturday evening the O. =. NJ
Club "happened in" to spend the
evening with Miss Ella Dun ut her
home on Walbridge Ave. A merry
evening WAS spent aud luncheon
served. Among the guests were Mes
danes Lee Mclean, W. Il. Foley, y,
Foster, Misses May Nye, Lulu Picker
ing, Elizabeth Mccormick, May Hun
ter, Nell Lonegren, Blanche Wclford,
Maude Woltord, Matilda Burnsen,
Lydia Burnsen, Anna Gregory and
Ella Duff. a beautiful souvenir spoon
was presented Miss Duff by the club.
Death has claimed another O! Su.
perior's prominent men, this time
Homer Andrew OF the South End has
answered the call, which came Thurs
day evening The cause of the death
was Bright's disease and although il
had been known for Sonic tiine tina,
lie was not enjoying the bast health
the news came as II shook TO his null.
tildde of friends III Supeiidf. Mr.
Andrew, with his brothers. ownet
and operated the DtpleN Mig. Plan
at the South End. The et?tfre aom
munity will feel ttia doaSir 81 Mr.
Andrew.
DEADLY sERffNf HlTHS
are NJ common in INDIA as are 1ort'
ach and liver disorders WtK us. 70,
the latter however tTere is sart
remedy Electric Enters th6 erea
restorative medicine, OF which s. 4
Brown OF BennettsvilIe, s. c. saws
"Thcy restored my wife 20 perfec
health after years OF suffering Will
dyspepsia and chronically to.uit
liver Electric Bitters cure chin
and fever, malaria, biliousness, lam,
back, kidney troubles and bladae
disorders. Sold on guarantee BY N
Druggists
The bail given by the Juniors OF til,
Blaine III honor OF the Seniors, n
Hotel Superior. Tuesday evening i
haiolded as the social event Of tn,
season. Everything went OF III ship
shape style and the largest crow,
that ever danced at Hotel Superio
were present. The gowns of the la
dies were beautiful The spaciott
dining room was decorated in ne col
ors of both class es. while palms an,
evergreens shaded the orchestra iron
view. The lun.o,s DIES, rye muol
credit for their tact and ability to Ell
terrain. Many OF tile young folks o
the East End were present