The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-30
DIR. G. Stewart Makes
Some Improve
mentS
I'm His New Horse Hospital.
Hr.Lsmes walls Goes out of the Bar
bering Business-Other Local
re News.

Esr. George II. Stewart, the veterinary
-surgeon and proprietor OF the Upper Pen
5ss1sA hospital for horses ia this place,
has made valuable addition TO the ia
-.raities for the proper treatment oil the
animals in his care in new operating
1xbie which has been received at the hos
pstal The operating TABLETOP horses is
GsoRRethihg never before seen here aud
means a great advancement in the
anzn sne idea of tai ing care of sick horses.
The table is of the Mines pattern and
Is the patented idea of practical know
As<fge OF the requirements OF the case. Ii
IS placed in horizontal position and the
a0nse strapped to il before the operation
takes place. 1t takes the weight and
xrain of the straps when the table is
brought back to its proper position and
As a great relief and comfort to the ami
asi. The table also has revolving bed
by which the operator can rotate the
asufussl TO secure light and convenient
POSITION. The table also has mechanism
by which the animal can be thrown on
It's back. DR.. Stewart also has patent
Eairclipper at the hospital and many ap-
q4ratas for the care OF sick animals
The hosptai is very thoroughly equipped
isaad provides a long'elt want in this di
srection which will doubtless be appreci-
>ated by the horsemen In this vicinity.
Tke funeral Of the late Mrs. Joseph
1arzmes was held this morning from the
residence en- Osceola street and very
largely attended, Services were held ut
sacred Heart church and the remains
5aterred at the Hecla cemetery.
Miss May Brown has returned from
Z 40 weeks visit in Chicago, where she
studied the spring styles of millinery.
Hsaier and Hunt, the Laurium livery
-xea, are expecting carload o! fine driv- |
lzg horses for general purposes, in lew
a7esSs. The horses will come from the !
southern part Of Michigan.
GSe t1neral Of the late Mre Michael J f., |
Dee vas held this morning. The services
1EzieE were largely attended, took place |
at > 8cred Heart church, aud the remains
were laid at rest at the Hecla cemetery.
The date of the Laurium band ball has
sTosH set for April 23rd at the Light
IaGrd Armory.
@.yO1ng man named Frank Turk was
arrested by Officer MeCarron early Sun
lay morning and placed in the village
G 0cEUp Tor making a disturbance Turks
friends had noticed his queer actions for
tceDasu week or 50 and had fea ed that
re bad become insane, but il was not
11OUgut az all serious and no one
thOught be was at all dangerous. Sun.
day morning he created considerable dis
54f6auCe ia a house on Osceola street
End the odic placed him under arrest
Tor sale keeping. Turk had been out of
work Tor along time aud although he
was known 70 be good workman he
WIS unsble TO secure any employm Mt.
OF long ago he was put out OF his
30 sriing place and since then has been
iving from hand TO mouth. | il thought
that bis deplorable condition had some
ching 10 Dc with his mental unbalance
gBaHt- He was taken TO Houghton last
sveEng and will be examined before the
E9absfe Judge today.
SIR. James Mills, who has conducted q
e5Oaaorial business on Calumet street for
aeVeral years, has gone out of the busi-
-ssss and Mr.. Thomas Ivey, who has been
e r1ys Dyed in his parlors for several
months, has rented the building and will
cnatiaue the business at the old stand.
Mr. Mills has built up good business by
sss gentlemanly treatment OF patrons
xzSd Mr.. lyey will no doubt be equally as
successful, as he is a tonsorial artist
of more that ordinary ability and has
ua6e many friends since he has been in
1he business.
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