The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-24
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Rev. ]. f. Curzon has gone to Chi
cago on a few days business trip.
Leasing Karger left yesterday after
noon for Chicago on business.
c. ]. Markham Of Houghton has gone
70 Chicago on a short business trip.
Capt James Wilcox left Sunday
for Chicago where he will visit friends
for a short time.
Mrs. =. d. Sheldon left Sunday for
New York en- route for Europe. She
will spend the winter abroad.
Z. W. McPherran Of Marquette, land
commissioner for the d. :. s. x A.,
was business visitor in Houghton
yesterday.
County Clerk Kaiser issued a mar
riage license yesterday afternoon 10
Axel johnson and sigma Jensen of
Calumet.
Miss Agnes Byers, a student at the
Marquette Normal school, is spending
a few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James J. Byers.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will serve coffee Thursday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. \. Ehler
in East Houghton.
The knights of Pythias will give
another Of the winter series Of dane
ing parties at the Citizens National
bank hall this evening.
The curio store Of A. F. Vigeant on
Sheldon street has been closed for a
few weeks until Mr.. vigeant clears up
some legal matters in connection with
his business.
Fred Mas Of the Mas Bros. ar
chitests, is expected home tomorrow
from a few weeks trip to Milwaukee.
Menominee and other Wisconsin and
Michigan points.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Abel and Mrs Hy-
man Pimstein have returned from
trip TO Chicago where they attended
the hftieth wedding anniversary of
one Of their relatives.
Judge Bentley of the probate court
arrived home yesterday from Ridge
land. Miss, where he had been called
by the death Of his brother. Mr.. Bent
ley spent several weeks at Mississip-
pi
Capt. Mart Foley announced today
that there will be no drill of the
Light Infantry at the Am
phidrome hall Thursday evening be-
cause Of the poultry show being held
there this week.
County Clerk Kaiser Yesterday post
ed the naturalization applications of
AXel Hultunen and Erick NIytty of
both natives Of Finland,
the former having resided i'm the Unit
ed States since 1905 and the latter
since 1903.
Finley q Burritt insurance agents,
have moved their offices from the Sec
7nd floor Of the postofice building to
the offices recently vacated by Long
year & Hodge Robert II. Shields viii !
occupy the Offices now being vacated
by Finley & Burritt.
At the regular shoot Of the Hough-
ON Gun club held Sunday morning, |
Paul Swift made a record Of eighty !
seven birds out Of a possible 100. de- |
eating John Mitchell of Chicago, trav- !
,liirg representative of the Marlin Ri !
le company and professional crack
.hot.
The members Of Houghton Chapter, |
,. F.. $. viii give reception and card |
'arty to its members and friends at
he Masonic hall Thursday evening.
January 26. Lunch will be served. A
liver collection will 'be taken for the
encdt OF the Masonic Home and Hos
itaL
Knutc Knutson, aged ~. died yea
erday at the county iufrmary The
uneral was held from the infirmary
o'ay. Knutson had been an inmate
r this home for 10 years and as he
as no relatives in the copper coun-
~. he will be buried at the county
Expense.
John $. Lacey Of the Chicago de-
ective bureau. arrived in Houghton
csterday afternoon with a warrant
nd extradition papers for Joe Peter
on, the Ishpeming man held here
nder a Chicago charge Of passing
.orthlcss checks, having plead guilty
nd paid a fine on like charge in
IoughtOn last week. Peterson left yes
srday afternoon with officer Lacey.
tating that he expected TO clear him
Ell OF the Chicago charges and would
aturn TO Houghton on Friday.