The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-19
UPPER PENINSULA
A Recent Wedding

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Mtss Erna Mac Laughlln. who was
manager of the Western Union Tele-
graph office at Iron Mountain for sew
eral years, was married in Menominec
recently to James Hamilton. The
groom is president of the Hamilton
Packing company which was recently
organized i'm Menominee, and is also
traffic manager and purchasing agent
for the Prescott company. The bridal
tour includes an extended eastern wa
ter trip.
Saloonkeeper Will Fight
Following charges that were filed by
l.. l.. Baldwin, editor of the Escanaba
Journal and G. Fl. Rutledge, upper
peninsula agent for the Anti Saloon
league Andrew Peterson of Fayette.
Delta county, appeared in justice court
at Escanaba, charged with keeping his
saloon open after hours when the
grangers of Delta county held a picnic
at Fayette recently. Peterson entered
denial to the charge and has engaged
an attorney to fight the case. The
hearing will be held before Judge O.
v Linden, July %.
Death of Justice Duffy
There will be borne to the grave at
Munising today the remains of Justice
James Duffy, who was fatally stricken
with paralysis late last week The de- |
ceased took an active and a prominent
part in the political affairs of the |
township and village. He was serving
his second long term as member OF |
the common council. He was an ac-
tive member of the Munising Pioneers
association. He was born Feb. Is, 1910. |
IN Lindsay, ont For thirty years he
lived with his family at Saginaw,
Michr where he was engaged in lum-
bering for the late Arthur Hill. Four
teen years ago, Justice Duffy located II
at Munising and about that time was
married to his present wife, who sur
wives him. Justice'D lived for
time on homestead on Grand island |,
which number of years ago he sold
to the Cleycland-Clin Iron company.
His surviving children are Theresa.
Jennie, Gertrude Helen and Daniel OF
Saginaw. The funeral win be held
from the Sacred Heart church this
mornin,'
Glad Circus Isn't Coming
We are advised that the Buffalo Bill
.how, watch was due to appear here
early in August, will not honor" our
'ity with an exhibition, comments the
ron Mountain Press The change is
iuc, we are Informed, to John Ringing.
Ringing, it appears i'm evidence. does
rot love Iron Mountain any more. The
iour milk i'm Johns cocoanut Is due to
he feet that our people refused to
grant his shows many unusual conces-
'ions on the last visit. For instance.
he city authorities insisted upon the
payment of n 500 license fee; de-
handed pay for damages to city prop
rty; the water company wanted real 4
money for water for the elephants and
itzens I'm general refused TO accent
complimentary tickets in payment for
uppllcs. This appears to have been
n unusual condition of affairs for
ohm has had a crouch ever since.
he Press haStcns to assure John that
ron Mountain has no hard feeling i'm
he premises. We viii endeavor 20
forry along without the usual vista
ion from Buffalo William and side
artners. Indeed, we consider that.
s a result of the Ringing crouch,
ron Mountain is about $4,000 ahead
the amusement game. Instead of h
'ellng sore, Iron Mountain people viii
'ei like holding a mass meeting and 5
citing John a very hearty thank
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