The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-02-09

memDer tne name, swamp hooV, III.
Kilmer's Swamp Root, and the adj
press, Binghamton, N. Y, on every
bottle.
P. NJ. Dolan of Wentworth war a
visitor here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Morrell are now
making their home in Duluth.
Mrs. Oscar Ahlgreen, wife of Dep
uty Register of Deeds Ahlgreen, is
seriously i'll at her home
Frank Hayes and family have gone
to Duluth where they will make their
home for the next two months
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J Whlpple will
entertain large party of friends this
evening in honor of the 25th unniver-
sary of their arrival in Superior.
The annual oratorical contest at the
Normal will take place on Friday,
February 10, and one of the best ever
held is what the contestants are plan.
ing to make it.
The Daisy Mill is again in running
order after having had to close down
because of Car shortage. 1t is expect
cd that no further trouble of the kind
will be had.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Swedish Lutheran Church held a
meeting Tuesday evening at the
Church on walker Ave-. and
were addressed by Rev. Olson.
After the address and few musical
numbers were had and refreshments
were served.
The vast Improvements under way
for the city of Superior for the sum
mer of 1907 seems to show that Su-
perior is not on the decline. The
new docks to be built, the repairs of
the old ones, the building homes, the
new railraod extensions, in fact every
Improvement goes to show that an in
crease of business is looked for and
and facilities to meet the demands
must be made. A banner year is
anticipated
MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Smith returned
Sunday from Greensboro, KY, after a
three weeks stay. Mr.. Smith attend
ed the National Grocor's Association
in Dallas, Tex, and then proceeded
to Owensboro, KY, where he Joined
his wife who had been the guest of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Payne. After a few days visit with
Mrs. Smiths parents, they returned
home together.
The annual dinner of the Old U.
Students well be given at Hotel Su-
rerior on Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 18th and an address will follow
the banquet, by Prof. Turner, who
will be the guest of the Association at
that time. The officers of the asso-
citation wish to the state that all those
who have ever attended the L. of
Wisconsin, wheather members of the
Association or not are invited. A. d.
S Gillette is Pes; A. G. Seong, V.
Pres, and Miss Katharine Schlegel is
Secretary Of the Association.
Jack Frost" has been very bold
these mornings and it was not an I'M
com mon occurrence for the water
pipes about town to be frozen. Such
was the case at the residence of p. j.
Railton at 421 w. 9Th ST., last Mon
day morning, and, that it did not end
more disastrously is simply due to
luck. The water front in the range
was frozen and not knowing it a fire
was built in the range, the result be-
ing explosion, the range being
blown to pieces, inJuring Miss Fl Rail
ton, a daughter. Considering the
nature Of the acciden, Miss Railton's
injuries are not serious. She was in
the act of repenishing the fire when
the explosion occurred and was over
the stove. The fire department was
rot needed, as Mr.. Railton was at
home a. the time Of the accident and
saw that no fire started 1t is TRULY a
miracle that the young lady was not
instantly killed.