The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-04
DEATH CLAIMS
old RESIDENTS
Edwin Tory and William ]. Treve.
than Answer Summons

Edwin Jory, aged 50 years, a resi-
dent Of Calumet for almost half a
century, passed away at his home las,
evening after san Illness of several
weeks With diabetes. The decedent
was well known in ths copper country
district ana word Of his demise was
received with general regret.
The late Mr.. Jory VAS a native OF
Cornwall England, coming TO the
copper country when a young man. He
was employed continuously by the c.
& H. Mining company in the black
smith department. for period offorty-
one years, being one VI the oldest of
the company's employees. lie contin-
ued al work until a few weeks ago
and few Of his friends were aware Of
'he serious nature of his illness.
Besides Mrs Jory, five children, four
daughters and a son, survive They
ore Mr. stephen J. Tohln, Mrs. Fred
Richards and Mrs. Christopher Ire
verrow II Calumet, Mrs. Charles Ham
Of Colcary, Alberta. ana Edwin Jory.
hookkeeper at the office Of Faucet
Bros, and Guck in Laurium. He was u
member ot the Calumet Lodge of odd
Fellows for many years.
Funeral arrangements VIII Be an
nouuccd later
William Trevethan.
William Trevethan, aged 40 years. a
timber boss employed by the 9. a II.
Mining company passed away at his
home, No, 81 Fourth Street, Blue
Jacket last evening after an illness Of
about Oh, years duration, miners
COMPLAINT being the cause Of his de-
mise.
Mr., Treyethan was native of Corn
VAIL England. coming to this country
twenty-five years ago. After six
months spent in the west he came to
Calumet and was a continuous resi-
cent OF tins city since that time.
Besides his father William Ire
yothau. one sister, Mrs. Lottie Hugo Of
copper City ana one brother. Charles
,I Miuot North Dakota, the dcccdent
saves "a wife and three children. Cliff
ford, William J. and Kenneth He was
81 member Of the Calumet Lodge Of odd
Fellows, witch organization will have
CHARGE of the funeral.
Funeral services viii bc held Thurs
cay afternoon AZ o'clock from the
house, Rev. <. L. Adams. pastor of The
Calumet NJ f.. church officiating.
William 9. Richards.
word has been received here OF tie |
death Y hich occurred last week in Irou
river Of William Il Richards aged
years. Il former resident of Cau.
met. Death followed blicf illness !
Nith pneumonia. The late Mr.. Rich
lro. Was native OF Cornwall. Eng |
and and came to America, thirty two
s. ears ESQ, locating IA Florence. Wis |
where le resided for ten years. tie |
hen removed 10 the conner country |
-I3 zinc his home in Calumet for an
Ntoad,d period. He was employed |
hero as q blacksmith and was well |
,nown. TWO wears ago he went to
IRON p'ver -Four children survive |
1im. ny Pichords was q mcmber Of |
alum"r lo1"c. No. 1874. O. .. r. and
Z Calumet Fn"amnmert. No. -.
Late Bert 6lankstrom.
Port rlauEsirom. aged - wears. Of |
.'orklaud street paesed away at his
|ome at $50 o'clock this morning af-
rr an illness of but short duration.
,rraugementS for the funeral have nos
,eeu announced.
Funeral OF Harold Loeli.
TIE funeral Of the late Harold Loeb.
.on Of Mr.. and Mrs. :. F. Loeb will
'e held Wednesday afternoon. with
,"rvices IN the FIRST P"esDyterian
'hurch at 2:30 o'clock, Rev. u. p.
STALKER, the pastor. officiating. Inter
nent viii ne i'm Lake View cemetery.
'iiss Pauline Loeb sister Of the iccc-
Irnt arrived home from the Stou Do-
'oetic Science Institute in Menonopic.
Wis 10 attend the funeral
Funeral Of Mrs. Unsworth.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. George |
nsW1Ith viii be- held "Wednesday al.
enOon leaving the residence at .
o'clock, with services in Christ church
at 2,15 o'clock and inter-