The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-06
HoUeHToN sREvITIEs.



T. b. Spear Of Marquette yesterda,
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. w Wright have
returned from a winters sojourn in
California.
Hon. w. J. Galbraith of Calumet
was a visitor in Houghton yesterday
afternoon.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon TO Matt Noglic and
Maria Power OF Painesdale.
Thomas Richards leaves today 10
take a position in the accounting de-
partment Of stone & Webster.
Announcement is made of the resign
alton Of J. J. Mcwilliams as superin-
tendent Of the detention hospital near
Franklin.
The steamer Delaware of the An
Choir line, arrived at Houghton east
bound yesterday afternoon and load
ed vita copper at the Copper Range
docks.
Eight births and three deaths oc-
Cured i'm the village OF Houghton
during April as shown by the records
filed in the Office of Village Clerl,
O'Sullivan.
Dan Ball of Marquette, of the law
firm of Ball & Stone. was i'm Hough-
ton yesterday i'm connection with the
injunction case hearing before Judge
Flanagan.
The funeral of tho late Richard
Harvey Of Isle Royale was held this
afternoon from the Hurontown NJ. T..
church. and interment took place at
Forest Hill cemetery.
The insurance and real estate offices
Of Van Orden e. Co. were moved YES
terday into the quarters i'm the MUIR
ply building recently vacated by
Healy's real estate agency.
Marriage licenses have been issued
by County Clerk Kaiser to George
Garreau and Clara Bryson Of Laurium
and TO Anti Lukkasi of Hancock and
Naeme Wirtula of Houghton.
The Stannard inquest started today
at Greenland, in charge of Coroner
Corgan. and an investigation will he
made into the cause of death of the
late Charles Stannard, who died sud-
denly recently.
Jaako Wyrynen of the Quincy mine
has applied to County Clerk Kaiser for
second naturalization papers. The APP
plicant is a native of Finland and en-
tered the United States by way of the
500 on September 10, 1903.
The foundation walls of the new
store and warehouse buildings OF /. e..
Swift & Co have been commenced and
several scowloads Of Portage Entry
sandstone have been received for the
sides of the building.
Ed. G. Krellwitz returned yesterday
from the 500 where he attended the
Woodmen's convention and was elect
ed delegate To the grand lodge
meeting at Buffalo. as state represent
tative for the upper Michigan dis
trict.
a. w Leonard Of Minneapolis, gem
eral manager of the Stone Webster
electric and street railway interests in
that city, arrived i'm Houghton yes
terday on business. Mr.. Leonard was
the manager Of the Houghton county
street Railway company several years
ago.
II. T.. Key OF Houghton has been
given the contract to raise the cargo
of the wrecked steamer Wausega at
Copper Harbor, for the Chicago House
Wrecking company and leaves for the
scene of operations today with a full
diving equipment, ready to begin work
at once
The final meeting of the season for
the ST. Cecelias Musical society was
held Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. r. w. Nichols of East Hough-
ton. An interesting program of mus
ical numbers was rendered. including
selections by prominent Hancock.
Houghton and Calumet entertainers.
The village council will make It's
official tour OF inspection to the wa
terworlts Wednesday afternoon instead
of next Tuesday as originally plan
ned at the recent council meeting.
The system will he examined to find
a way of stopping the waste of water
resulting from leaks and defects in
the reservoirs.