The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-13
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G. Blanchard of Marquette is In the
copper country on business.
W. $. Prnkctt of Sidnaw was I'm
Houghton yesterday on business.
Richard Nettle is seriously i'll with
pneumonia at his home i'm Hurontown
Mr.. and Mrs. u. w Wright have
gone TO Riverside. Cal, TO spend the
winter.
Emil Lundgren of the Schumacher
store Is seriously i'll at his home in
west Houghton.
Mrs. A. w. Anderson left last even
ing for Sacramento. Calf, where she
is called by the illness of her daugh-
ter, May.
Rev. j. f. Curzon of Trinity church
announces that children's mission
meeting will be held at the church
Sunday night.
Capt. George Hooper of Rockland,
superintendent of the Victoria mine,
has returned home after a brief visit
in Houghton.
A marriage license was issued this
morning in County Clerk Kaiser's Of
flee TO Erick August Taloswari and
Anna Maria Honkanan OF Calumet.
Andy Rautell of Houghton applied
for full naturalization papers at the
county clerks office yesterday after
noon. He arrived at the port of New
York from Finland in 1898.
w. III. La5b, general manager of
White city and the Lake Superior
Fish company. arrived i'm Houghton
yesterday from Sheboygan, Wis.,
where he has been spending the holt
days.
The remains of Fred Josalin. the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Josalin of Chassell, who died Wednes-
day, were shipped to Yalmar, Mich,
where the body will be inferred at the
Green Garden cemetery.
County Clerk Kaiser announces
there will be 200 applications for ma
turalization to be heard at the COM
ing term of circuit court and that these
will be divided into three sections, oc-
cupying three days of the term.
A party of eighteen milwaukee en-
gineers arrived in Rockland yesterday
afternoon for the purpose OF inspect
ing the water power air compressor
plant at the Victoria mine. returning
10 Milwaukee 10y way of the Copper
Range and st. Paul last night.
Boris Kremen, the well known mer-
chant of Houghton, has made applica-
ion for naturalization papers. Boris
arrived at the port of New York from
Russia i'm August, 1905. since which
time he has established a very good
business in Houghton.
The Dollar Bay and the Hancock
n foh
morrow afternoon at the Amphidror'e
'or the first game of the season in tho
schedule. Both teams
nave strong line-ups and a good game
S expected.
Mrs. Louis Krellwitz arrived home
Wednesday evening from Chicago.
where she went a short time ago to
attend the wedding of her son Arthur
% Miss We're West of Houghton. Mrs.
West also accompanied Mrs. Krellwitz
20 Chicago. The latter also spent a
week in Milwaukee visiting friends.
The personnel of officers for the
New Baltic Copper company was
somewhat changed at the annual cleo
ion held recently, by the refusal of
R. II. Shields to again accept a re-
election to the presidency. He was
made general manager, while Simon ]. |
Beehan, formerly vice president, was
made president. James p. Edwards is
low vice president.
Supt. G. S. Fales of the Copper |
Range railroad returned yesterday af- |
crnoon from Lansing. where on Tues
lay he attended a conference of rail-
Dad officials with the state railroad !
Although the conference |
vas called for the purpose of instruct
ng the officials to put the safety block |
ystem into effect, IL was found that, |
With few exceptions, all roads had the |
ystem i'm use and the conference was
adjourned without action for sixty |
lays.
Mrs. William Bouty of Houghton has
eceived the news Of the death of her
tep-son, Richard, on December 2S,
t the age of 2S years. The body was
uried in Texas where the death oc-
urred The young man was a native
I Houghton and twelve years ago he
hipped on board one of the boats that
ly the great lakes and since that time
as visited Houghton only once. He
'as a member of one of the crews that
'ent around the world with the Amer