The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-28
THE CALUMET NEW

Pile and will keep office hours there
on SATURDAYS. This day he has set
apart especially for offce consultation,
although he is always available.
Mrs. carl Jensen. wife OF the
Houghton tailor passed away yester-
day at her home here. The Diseased
was born in Canada and nas daugh-
ter OF John Robarge of Dollar Bay.
Resides her husband, she is survived
10y two children. Funeral arrange
ments have not Vet been announced.
r. \. Jeners. superintendent of the
Pamesdale schools, and member OF
The faculty OF the Marquette Normal
colleges summer school left Nester-
day for visit To Lansing.
Miss Beatrice Nanearrow, OF
Painesdale has returned from Mar
quette, where she completed a course
.at the Normal school.
Village clerk Martin Prisk of Laur-
mm was Houshton visitor Yesterday.
Miss Eta Klein ana Miss Emily Err
vast of Laurium We're Houghton Wis
itors yesterday.
+. w. McNair president of the
Michigan College of Mines, has re-
turned from visit To Iron Mountain
ana Vulcan.
Francis Murphy has taken posi-
ton as agent for the Copper Range
at Dollar BAY succeeding James Du-
fresno Who has taken a position as
CONTRACTING freight agent for the Mu-
tual Transit company at Duluth.
Conductor Jerry Hould of the Cop
per Rance has gone To Rochester,
Mimi. To consult the Doctor Mayo.
MIR ana Mrs. Wnfred {. Iongpre
returned Yesterday from their wedding
tour in the east. They have taken up
their residence in the Monette fats on
Sheldon street.
The Portage township hoard has in
spected the part of the otter Lake
highway that has been completed.
About one-half of this road is now
ready and a meeting of the board will
he held July when the highway will
probably be accepted as far as COM
pleted as the members of the board
expressed themselves as satisfied
with it.
The steamer DUNEDIN cleared from
the Copper Range yesterday after dis
charging a cargo of nitrate of soda for
the Senter powder plant.
Frank Belfry will return from Mu-
missing tomorrow.
+. W. Sperr returned this morning
from a trip Ia Minneapolis.
Supervisor and Mrs. r. r. Seeber
left this morning on the Juniata.
Mrs. Hetty Green, the worlds rich
est woman was I'm Houghton again
this morning for an hour or SO. Mrs
Green semed indisposed today and
kept to her stateroom on the Juniata.
Or j. 4. Hull Of Winona Went to
Detroit this morning on the Juniata.
Michael Hickey left this mornins
for Detroit on the Juniata uccompan-
led by his daughter, Miss Edith. who
has been visiting Houghton friends for
the past month.
The copper country Masons who
have been in Marquette attending the
meeting there of the consistory and
shrine returned home this morning.
Among the returned lodgemen are
Sheriff James Cruise, James Fisher.
Thomas Armstrong, c. ID. Hanchette,
Samuel Eddy, Robert Venn, Charles
Smith and George Bennalleck.
Steve Miller and Amos Santor We're
arrested last night by Under Sheriff
Heikkiia on suspicion of having taken
gold watch and a sum Of $50 in mon
cy from room ut the Douglass House.
The two men were taken before Jus
tice O'Sulliyan this morning but wer"
released Internationally on the ground
that there was no evidence against
them. The money was lost by an
omployn of the hotel where the men
were employed.
Marria ge licenses were this morn
ing issued 10 Jay Stohl'n of Lake Lin
den and Marie McCarty of Calumet;
Josip Gasparac. DOdgeville. and Mary
Eriski, Dodsevillo; William Raisancn.
Onella. and olivia Lahnala. Lmnga;
ana Ia ". Y. Perkins, Houghton. and
Miss l.. Realty, Houghton. Tn"
chances cf breaking the record seem
ed scant this morning when with hut
n single day more the office had issued
hut % licenses when total Of lO5
were needed TO beat the old mark.
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