The Calumet news., 1914-09-14
OLD SETTLERS
ARE SUMMONED
Well Known Residents of Calumet
Called by Reaper

Mrs. Ellen Richards. wife OF Alfred
Richards of S6l Caledonia street pass
ed away at her home early Sunday
morning, after an illness of about three
months duration. Complications were
the cause OF her demise.
| The late Mrs. Richards was born in
Stythians. Cornwall. England. on July
| locating first i'm Colorado, having be-
come the wife of Mr.. Richards in the
year OF her arrival i'm this country. For
the past twenty-three years she had
been "A resident OF Calumet.
Besides her husband. the decedent is
survived by eight children. Earl, who
recently arrived here from Detroit,
James, Bernice Winnie, Earnest. Rus
sell Fred and Albert, also one sister.
Mrs. Joseph II. Phillips OF Amygdaloid
street and two brothers, William
Knuckey OF Butte and Hugh Knuckey
of Calumet.
The late Mrs. Richards was MEM
ber OF the Calumet NJ. +. church and
OF the home department OF the Calu-
met NJ. T.. Sunday school. Funeral
services will be held from the Calumet
NJ. l.. church on Wednesday afternoon
.at . o'clock, with services in charge
Of Rev. &. l.. Adams, assisted by Ad-
jutant and Mrs. Talbot OF the Saliva
ton Army
Late Timothy Mccarthy.
After an illness OF but few days
duration. Timothy Mccarthy, aged
seventy-two years, resident OF the
copper country for more than IA half.
century, passed away about l o'clock
Sunday morning at his home on Rock
land street. The late Mr.. Mccarthy
apparently was in the best OF health
last week, having worked on Thursday
and his sudden death comes as a great
shock to his many friends throughout
the copper country district.
The deceased was born in Ireland
and came 10 the United States as "a
young man. locating in Houghton. He
worked for several years for mining
companies in the vicinity of Houghton
and also at Ontonagon, coming TO Cal
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been in the continuous employ of the
G. & II. Mining company from his ar
rival here up To the time OF his death.
Besides Mrs. Mccarthy, the follow
ing children survive, Patrick McCar-
thy and Mrs. NJ. II. Kelly OF Butte;
Dennis, Quinlan, John and Miss Anna,
who reside at home.
The deceased was a member of Divi-
sion No. > a. O. II. Arrangement for
the funeral will not be completed until
the relatives in Butte are heard from.
Mrs. Katherine limbach.
Mrs. Katherine Limbach, aged seven
ty-seven years, wife of Phillip Linn
bach, passed away Saturday afternoon
at her home on the County road,
Raymbaultown. Funeral services will
be held tomorrow afternoon from the
German Reformed church.
The deceased was a native Of Ger
many and had made her home in the
copper country for ffty-three years.
There survive the following children:
Joseph and Charles of Calumet, Peter
Of Painesdale, Mrs. Fred Haun, Mrs.
Isaiah Amos and Mrs. Nicholas
Kracmer of Calumet.
Late John Madronich.
The death occurred Saturday Of John
Madronich. aged so years, after n long
illness with cancer The decedent
made his home at Chassell for many
years and was well known throughout
the copper country. lie was the father
Of Peter Madronich, the well known
Calumet undertaken
Funeral Of Mrs. Wshle.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Martha
Wehle, mention Of whose death was
made Saturday, was held this after
noon with services at the German Re-
formed church in charge OF Rev. NJ.
II. DUAL.
Diphtheria Causes Death.
Matt, the twelve-year-ol son of Mr..
and Mrs Steve Kasun OF Calumet
passed away today after n brief illness
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