The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-01
The American Express
Company's Latest
Reduction.
To Different Outside Points.
IL Now Costs ss.x5 90 Boston and New
York and 81 10 Detroit
other News.
MARQUETTE.
Mr.. Peter White is in Chicago.

Mr.. aud Mrs John Rutherford, whose
son William is in the asylum at Traverse
City, have received notice that he is not
expected to live. Mrs. Rutherford has
left for that place to help nurse him.
The American Express company have
made further reduction in their rates
to outside points; il now costs $i.25 10
Boston and New York and S3 TO Detroit.
Mr.. Hogan. who wasiormerly clerk and
manager at Hotel Marquetteduring Mrs.
Buschs reign, has taken the Merchants
| Hotel which he has fitted up in fine style
and will TO-DAY open the doors to receive |
guests.
| James Troyer, the champion backward !
skater, gave an exhibition at the rink on |
Thursday night during which he skated |
back ward for two miles against relay
team composed OF Messrs. Damp, Price,
Helmert, Jr., and Wallan, the distance
beng two miles which he covered in six
minutes and won by four and bali laps.
Sam kaufman, having performed some
wonderful cures for rheumatic pains on
family and friends by a powder,
the receipt for VIII ch was in his pos
session, has determined TO 60 largely
into the manufacture of it for the benefit
OF outsiders. DIR. kaufman has already
received orders for his wonderful prepare
ton from various parts OF the country
~ any Iaatifufa chill
dren should communicate with the Rev.
IF. A. Holtzhausen, superintendent OF the
Upper Peninsula Children's Home society.
IsHPEMIYG.
The Rev. Percy G. Robinson, general
agent of the diocese OF Marquette, will
ofiiciate mt Grace church during the alb
sence of the Rev. L. Cory Thomas.
Marshal Carlson has determined to ar
rest the drivers OF teams without bells.
The boys amuse themselves sliding
down the hill, at the foot OF which is the
street car track. Two boys came near
. being run over by the cars.
$ The State board OF pharmacy lsattend'
ing to business by calling around at the
le drug stores and inspecting the certifi
# Gates Of those in charge.
lie The truant officer has done good
Is work and it is very seldom now thai
ID boys can be seen loafing upon the stree
L. corners during school hours.
9, About fifty men are employed at tn
bt Dexter mine which shows up better a
lg depth is attained. A new deposit ha
-, been discovered there.
rs A lumberman named Joseph Wake
-, working in Voelker's camp has cause
h' the arrest of fellow workman name
y william Gordon upon the charge OF rot
mt bling him OF S25.
pe NEGAUNEE.
-. This place has now several cases {
pneumonia.
'er Mr.. Clark Kirkpatrick will soon con
ms plete his wood contract near the PAINE
,e5 location; he will then remove his force
ne Sidnaw.
he DIR. Mackenzie has been awarded Il
&C. contract at $500 for the treatment
tel contagious diseases, including food nur
ing ana medicine, that may occur durlI
the next twelve months within the limi
OF this place.
~de The friends OF the following ladies wi
have been i'll, viz Mrs. John \. Redier
iiet Mrs. Thomas Pellow and Miss Alma Co
,n" will be glad to hear they are convalescir