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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
Gpbe 3arf Wcttseii.

- Der 78 Sabre atte Daui6 6.
Pomsll uon yiorb Wiain apenue, fiir
lanss Sabre elm @sri9tsbieusr, 1T Srsi'
tag gbenb seitorben.
- Sc uerlautst, bas bie @raff Surs
mace @ompanie mabri9eiulih niht lire
@erfe mad elmer anoeren Staot Der.
lesen Derben, inosm bic Sanbelsbeh0rbs
Die Sade In Sauo ssnommen bat.
= Su bsm @sbduSe bes Ghartes
@omorosfp an Siib gilmore auenue.
uon anbrem Sooisfie bepobnt, CAB es
friib lesten Donnerita9 Wior9en elm
Seuer, oas 5000 Sfaben anrihtete.
Da niemaub our 3eit in ber @obnuns
anmelenb mar 'uno es an brei Stellen
braunte. TO wirb bic Sade. pelde oils
ueroddtis srfhisn. unteriubt werosn.
= Soiepb aufierO. Der iunse Stulie'
ner, mel6er Dor mebreren Wohen als
elm WtiteIieo Der -ShDarSen Sanb"
perbaftet ipurbe, befannte iib fhuloi9
unb wuroe NIT elmer iuipeuoirten Ver'
urtheiluns entlaHen. @r bate ben Ser'
iub gemaht, burh Drobbriefe uon eis
mem Yanbsmann @elo su erpreHen unb
bic POliSei itsllte ibm bann cine Sale
unb srsrtf ibn.
Der 8iirgerfriegpeteran @mil
S6mibt, melher Dor 72 Sahren In
Denti6lanb seboren Durbe unb Dor &C
Sabrsn mad Imerifa fam, 1T ON Disu
ftas Wtor9en in ieiner WObuuus an
gioro Rebecca apenue mad elmer Sranf'
bsit BON fieben Wohen sur gro6en ar'
NEE ubberufen morben. @r wirb bon
Der gDittme, fiinf S6bnen uno ie6s
G6dtern iiberlebt, iomie audi jmei Bril-
bern unb elmer SAmeiter. Die BE
eroisuns finoet bsute 9iaamittas ftatt
mad eiuem Srauerbienit i'm Sauie.
- Otahbsm 9ln9elo IOiati pom 0efi
2adamannaslpenue elnen Drobbrief er.
batten bate. In nelhem er an9emieler
murbe, an elmer 9emiiien Stelle fiinf,ie
Dollars 81 binterlegen, wOllten bic BE
BORDEN Dem S6reiber bes 8riefes eiut
Sale ltellen uno batten aae 8orfebr.
uH9sn setrofien, um ibn 10 er9reifsn.
iebo6 eridlisn Der Serl ni6t. Jfoiati
erbielt 9eiteru WfOr9en einen 3weiten
Briei, in nel6em mieoerum Die Ointer.
le9un9 uon $50 perIargt wirb, unb ibnl
i'm gBei9ernnesfaG nit BEN Tob &C.
brObt piro. Die BoliSsi mirb ben Ser.
JUDI MAIDEN. ben S4reiber cinsieit ju
mnben.
- 9aut Der @ntihsioune bss Suprs.
me @eTiftes in BEN Sall Der @rafi
5urnace @Ompanie sesen Die Scranton
Sohlen @ompanie. melfe ON O0nners.
tas empfan9en pOroen III. iheint fiir
Die 9runebeiissr menl9 9oifnuu9 3u
lein, oeren Saufurtunoe Die 3lanisl
enthdlt, ba6 Die 3Oblen entisrnt weroen
f6nnen, obne 9iiidliht auf Die Sbers
fldde 3u nehmsn. Die @raff @ompanie
mol1te einen @inbaltsbsiebl erlnn9en.
um bas meitere @raben uon Soblen I'M,
ter ibrem &i9entbum 3u uerbinoern. ies
ooh narb ibr oieler pom @eriht abges
Ihlagen unb babel barauf bin9ewieien,
bab iie niemals bas Reht ,ur Stiisung
Der Sberfldde beiaB. oalislbe Oaber aud
niht uerlieren fonnte, cenn Der Saui.
brief beiagt beutIih, oaB bic Soben
tntferut welosu biirfen. obns baB oa'
ourh irarnb welhe Yeraniwortlihfsit
fir bic Sbstfldde Ooer Ssrbeiierunsen
nno @ebauli6 feiten eniItebt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
GuHmpre.

- Die @rie @iienbabn Gompanie
tiiuoiste ON 8rsitus ourd anidlas on,
bnB 400 anseitstlte ibrer bisligsn SBsrfe
am Samitus iuipenoirt wsrben mir.
ben. auf mie lanse, lift ieboh niht be
fannt.
- Eoun Yiola, Delber ON IA. De-
,ember auf Dem @ebir9e nahe 9iag aug
ben Bhilip "a ROiia ermOrbete, Duroe
am Samitae. nahbem er iih idulpis
befannt. pon Rihter @bDarbs su uitt
mebr wie 80 nod meniger mie 5 Sabre
3uhtbaus perurtbeilt, inbem Der &ih'
ter ben Uioro als I'M Sneiten @rao be,
seihnete. Ssin Bruoer Sranf. mslfsr
bel bem Wioro aumelenb gemslen lsin
iOll, wuroe als frsier Wtann entlanen.
- Die @eidworsnen In bem Sall
bes friiberen 8euerdefs Sobu Z. Deder.
Der anseflast lit, iid an iunseu Utdo'
den uersangen Su baben, wuroen am
Wionta9 pon Rihter S'0leill entlaiien,
oa iih er9ab. oaB cine @inisuns ausse'
fhloGen mar. Sine meitere Berhanb.
lung oes Jlues miro In Der Wfnt 9es
'ri6tslisun9 srfolsen uno mittlermeile
Dirb Deder i'm @efdusniB bleiben. ba
er bic ssforoerte 8iirsihaft uon s5. 900
nidt itsllen fonnte. Spdt WiOntae
9tahmitta9 milliste Rihter 9lewcomb
elm, Deder 9eeen 81 600 8trgihaft su
entlaiien, uuo er muroe oann aus oem
@efdnsniB entlaHsu.
Der iusenblide Sobn Der @beleute
Wfatt. Ebies BON Glib Webiter auenue
LIT geftorben uno i'm ct. Wtarieu Srieb'
bof bel yio. 5 beeroi9t worben.
Sobn Oieanortm, welder lssteH
Wiai on Der @de uon Si9 StraBe unb
Bittston apenue uon eiuem Taricab ber
Scranton Earteab @ompauie nieberge'
ranut uno perlest wuroe, itrenste ge'
ifern eseen bic genanute @ompanie cine
Slase fur $1,000 @ntiAdbisuns an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
Gin 9sor= Otter ipesieaer
Serfanf bon Seioe ilno
6IetOertDQaren!

Sebs @ue pon .5eibe unb ieoe Gfle
BON 9lsiosrwaarsa in oieism Serfauf 1T
ueu unb whnihenswerth. Gin groB'
artiasr gufauf pon tauienben pon @Llsn.
nnterm Brsis. maht oieisn Sor'Alter
Berfaui mDsii6. gisls Srausn msrosn
asrabe istt ihrs Siotbwsncisfeitsn fiir
Sriibltna unb Sommer einfaufen uno
babel eenHssnb sriparen, nm fhr ose
8er,iernngen ~ beSahlen Sbnnen .
oieis rsi6sn @elessnbsitsn oetmIien I
40 3oll 81. 30 einia6e @rspe-os'@hins
@eioe = In allen Shattirunsen. Ser'
faufspreis, bic Gle. s1.1s.
SO 2oll 81 so bis 81 einfade idwar3s
Satin Ssau'bs'@psne Ssioe. Ssrtauts'
prsis, Die Gle, s1.19.
40 2oll 80 bic SO fancp 8lumen'
aebrudte farbige @rspe Ssiee. Ser'
faufsprsis, bic Gle, $1.2s.
32 2ous1 einiade furbi9s Sbantune
9eioe. 8srtaufspreis, bic Gle, 5s
Gents.
SO 2oll s1.5O einfabe furbise Satir
gean.6e.Gp9ne Seioe. SertauTsprsts
Die @ne, $1.10.
40 3oa $3.50 brocaoeb i9war3s Char
meuie Ssibs. Serfaufsprsis, ote Slle
1925.
so 3oa s1.25 farbi9e broeaoeo @oll
cuttings. 8erfaufsprsis, bic Sls, 95c
As 3Ou s1.25 gang BOlls sinfaa
9laio cuttings. Sertanfsprsis, ot
Gle, 98 Gents.
45 3uu rs @ents idwarBe uno far
bise SBuas Serse. Ssrfauisprels, ot
Gle, So Gents.
54 Sotl 81 idDarse unb farbi9e gan
8ole Ssrss. gsrfaufsprsis, bic @lls
79 @ents.
G,irtmsr Infer Bur@sans- SauPlaar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

Ole feinsteg Druessarbstssn ia Der ekaat
uIefsrt die ofHes aes "Woeasahisf1.S
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
Sobn @erritg BON Sort Vane un
Nprb &crantcn.

- Der Bidder Srsb. Sailsr bon So.
ppuie apenue bat iih banferott erttart;
er bat S6ull en- i'm 8etra9 pon $500,
Die er niht bsjublen fam.
-Serr unb 5rau Us. s. @hrharbt
uon electric Stra6e ieierten am Sams'
tas ben 25. Sahrestas ibrer Sermdbl'
un9 nit einsm informellen Diner uno
@mpfang.
- Der befannte glopofat Uf. 8.
Wicanbrems. al Sabre nlt, 1T geitern
in ieiner 9BObuuu9 an 8ouleuarb aue'
nue. nah fur,er Sranfbeit 9eitorbsn.
Der YerltOrbshe mar lsit ben lesten eli
Sabren Stenosrapbiit bes 9Saiien9ss
rthtes uno all9emein beliebt.
- Die % Sabre alte Wtarearsl
Sames wurbs 9eitern abeno an San
0eriOn auenue, 3wtlben Deacon uno
Sit Wfartet StraBen. pom orei iun9en
Widnnern iiberfallen. elmer uon welheu
ihr eiuen wud)ti9en Stlas in ben uu'
terleib perieste ; ebe Die 8erle aber ibrsn
3ned errelhen tounten. erI6len War:
ren Sblfier pon Dettp Stra6e uno
3Wans iie Sur 6luht.
@eOrse Srdmer uOn Charles Stru
&c, Delher felt ben lesten 20 Sabrsn
oils Ssiter Der Sdhsrmaldlne bel Der
Yrices Yancoalt 3sfe In 1broOp fun.
sirte. puros DienlIa9 Wiorsen als
Sethe auf9eIunoen uno cine unteriuh.
ung ersab. ba6 er einsm Derjl6Ias sr'
legen mar. Der Serltorbsne mar Ga
Sabre alt uno miro Don Der Withpe
unb ;wei 2Ohtsrn iiberlebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

Bsstsllt das 4Woehsnblatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

Scr Batter. elmer srpBen ssamilit
ihreibt. Serr 6einrib Yrints bon
aleubale, Wtih.. ienbet ben folgenoeu
Srief an bic 0erfteller oes alpenfrGu'
ters: SD babe iest felt iiber 3wan,i9
Sabren Sbren 9llpentrduter beltdnoig
in msiuem Dauie sehaltsn. Gs 1T un.
iere Samilieu.W WieoiSin 9emOroen uno
MIR fOnneu obne bieielbs nibt mebr fer
tis DerOen. 9Bsnn eines Der Sinber,
ooer ionit iemanb. iid nidt gut fiiblt,
sreifen mir 9leih gu Sbrem alpsnfrdus
ter. IS bat uus ihon grobe Summen
an Deftors6shuun9en srlpart. 9Btr
baben feinen grSt i'm Sauie gebabt,
iettbem mir alpenfrduter 9ebrau6sn,
uno mir iino cine 9rOBe 6amilie."
Sorni's sllpsnfrduter lit obne 3wet.
fel better oils Snusmittel befannt, oils
ir9eno cine anoere befannte Wfeoisin.
@s lift fir ben Struggling sbsnio gut,
oils fir ben @roBpater. Tauienoe ba.
ben feline @eiunobeit berporrufenbe
@iseni6aften be3eugt. unsleid an.
oeren Wtebijinsn, fam es nidt In glpo,
tbefen gefun6eu meroen. Spe3ialaaen,
ten liefern ss bem Bublifgm Sirsft.
Wian fhreibe an: Or Betkr 6abruep
& CONS Co., 1875 90. 6o1ne apes
nne. @bieaao. 80.
5orni's .glpenfrdutsr Btutbsleber 1T
su babeu bel Senrg Walter, 1011 @ebar
Auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
0arnirte Site fir Sitsrn
S2.9S, So 9S, S4.9S.

aae bic nsusitsn Shattirun9sn, 5or'
men uno Wiaterialien - Die 0emp,
Ofilan Ssmp, Eaealn uiw. Seniigenoe
in grim, purpur, blau uiw. Brdhtis
aarnirt nit Wtoire Seioe Sano uno
fleiuen, ensliidsn @artenblumen. un'
fere grsiis $2,9s, 1898, $4.9s uno
aufmarts.
gpbHaar,n Gallon - 2. Sirf - 8ubrhhbIs.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-16
HAS FAMOUS LEADER.
Or. Mark Muck, Conductor Of the Bos-
ton Symphony Orchestra.

When the Boston Symphony orches-
ira comes to the copper country next
October, under the auspices of the
Copper Country Commercial club, local
people viii have an opportunity to see
in action one Of the greatest leaders of
orchestras in this country. DIR. Karl
Muck Is the man.
Or. Muck is now in Bayreuth, Ger
many. where he will be until the mld-
die of August. Since 1901. DIR. Muck
has conducted the performances OF
'Parcifaw at the Wagner Festival In
Bayreuth and these performances are
always preceded by six weeks OF re-
hearsals. Efforts were made to nave
the celebrated conductor go direc'
from Bayreuth TO Salzburg TO conouc'
the principal performances at the MO-
Fart Festival 10 be held there IN the
end Of August but with the srea
| western trip that the orchestra Is TAX
ing in the first twelve days OF OCTOBER
Inc felt that he needed a thorough res
before resuming his work In Americ'
and, therefore, declined the invitation
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-16
BIG 5OLE OF TIMBER.
Contact Copper Co. Sells 1850 Acres to
Dollar Bay Lumber Co.

j. W. Nichols. agent for the Contact
copper company. has announced the
sale 10 the Dollar Bay Lumber COM
pany 81 aI of the timber holdings Of
l.o min.u9 company The tract OF
timhrrrd land includes 50 fortiea O.
1850 a.g.e.
Do - otma,cd The tract will cut
about II01nloo feet of timber.
Ar Nichols has been advised that
the auaer ompuny makes this pur-
chase largely Cor the purpose Of filling
orders llr minc timber ii is the big
ges. timber deal recorded since tho be-
shining ., The great copper mine strike
nearly year ago and b, Is looked upon
as a very healthy ind alton.
The muug companies naturally saut
of all commitments fer timber al the
bcsiruiH- of the strike and seem To
have been Horl,in- since that time with
urruma.atod stocks. Now they are i'm
The market FOR more timber and the
ftDt not only shows that the mines are
working at top production but also
tuu The lumber business is TO have
"a healthy impetus through the reopen
u- Of their biggest copper country
market.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-16
COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL
ENTERTAIN HIBERNlANS
ORGANIZATION DECIDES TO EN-
TERRAIN VISITORS TO HI
BERNIAN CONVENTION.

Secretary George l.. Price met yes
terday with committee from the CAL
umet Hibernlans when arrangements
for the entertainments OF the visitors 10
the copper country the week Of August
Il To attend the annual state conven-
ton of Hihernians, were completed.
Some time ago the Copper Country
Commercial club was requested to as
sist in the entertaining Of the 500 Wis
iting members of the order who are
expected and it unanimously decided
To do so. The convention will be held
in Calumet
one of the principal events will be a
tour of the copper country in automo-
bues. The visitors will be taken into
KeWeeuaw county and trip to
Houghton and the Isle Royale mills
also is planned. From there the en-
tertainers will journey with their Wis
iturs 20 Lake Linden by motor boat.
The automobiles viii meet them at
Lake Linden after visit to the smelt-
ers in that district and the return 10
Calumet Will he made by automobile.
Secretary Price of the Copper
Country Commercial club is in receipt
OF letter from HouehtOn citizens re-
questng the assistance Of the club in
cquippiug the vivian field in East
Houghton This field was donated for
the use of hieh school athletes and the
children Of Houghton for playground
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-16
oNToNAGoN COURT ADJoURNs.
Only Two Criminal Cases on Docket
Long Civil Calendar.
Says the Ontonagon Herald

Says the OntonagOn Herald:
While there were but a few cases
listed for trial at the June term OF
circuit court, they were interesting and
important. Hon. :. :. Cooper OF Iron
wood, circuit judge for this district,
presided
Matti Perttunen was found not
guilty OF assault aJd battery.
ON motion of the people the case of
Matt Widmar, on charge of assault
with intent to do great bodily harm,
was continued.
Daniel w. Scanlon was given judg-
ment for $5,106.30 and Sl05.05 costs
against Lydia f. Hodge. The case Of
Victor Johnson vs.. .the Mass Mining
company was settled out Of court. The
case OF Rousseau vs.. Rilhiniemi was
continued. A decree was granted in IA =
vor Of the complainant in the case of
John Havley vs. \. w. Thompson. In
the McQuillen vs.. Aver case, the testi-
mony was submitted and briefs are 10
be filed later. The case of Henry Bar
bera vs.. the Northwestern Life Insur-
ance company was continued. The Hall
case was settled out of court In the
case Of Sophia Turner VS.. Mrs Robert
Eva, to redeem tax title, the evidence
was submitted and briefs are TO be
filed
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-16
BAN ON HAR6oR WATER.
Vessel Masters Forbidden to Permit
it's Use for DRINKING Purposes.

Vessels operating between Ameri-
can ports along the great lakes will
not be permitted TO obtain their water
supply from the harbors. according To
the terms of an amendment To the in
tersrate quarantine regulations,
The order, which was prepared by
the public health service, has been
signed by the secretary of the treas
ury. and is now being sent To all med
zeal officers Of the FEDERAL service
state and local authorities. Much at
tention has been given the bill by
Lake superior vesselmen.
The order as il now stands reads:
mo persons undertaking To furnish
water for drinking or cooking pur-
poses To any vessel i'm any harbor Of
the United States. intended To clear
for some other port within some other
state or territory of the United States,
shall furnish for such purposes water
taken from the waters of such harbor,
or from any other place where it has
been or may have been contaminated
by sewer discharge. ANY person vio-
lating this regulation will be liable to
a penalty of not more than $500 or inn
prisonment for not more than one
year. or both, at the discretion of the
United States district court"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-16
Lake Linden--H ubbell

allover cream lace, a pink net cap
and carried white ivory prayerbook.
Miss Barbara Kambacher. maid OF
honor. wore pink crepe lie chine
gown with beading ana piak net cap
and carried pink roses. The two
bridesmaids. the Misses Anna and
Margaret Hueber were also gowned in
mink crepe de chine. carried pink
roses and wore pink silk net caps.
The ring bearer Miss Armella Gem
ereux. niece of the bride, carried the
ring on the gold plate and was dressed
i'm white while Miss llene Kambacher
was flower eirl.
James G. Kambacher attended the
groom and Ray Longpre and Urban
Delaney were ushers. The groom. best
man and ushers appeared in full dress.
The groom and best man waited in
the sanctuary where they were met
by the bride and her attendants, the
bride being given away by her father.
wedding breakfast was served at
the home of the brides parents the
home being decorated with white and
pink.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-16
Jensen Wins.

The most important trial at this
term of court was a suit brought by
Abncr r. Alley, of Escanaha. against
Lewis Jensen. of Even, 10 recover
damages for breach of contract, for
tn" sale of the timber on twenty-four
hundi eds acres in Chippewa county.
Mr.. Jensen made a proposal 10 Mr.
Alley, Offering TO sell this timber for a
lump sum of money To- he determined
by an estimate at certain stumpage
values, the estimate TO be made by two
dismtorcstcd cruisers. The estimate
was made ana Mr.. Jensen claimed that
same vas fraudulent and that he
therefore was not bound by the pro-
posGl. Tue damage claimed by Mr.
AleS was scveu;y-1vc hundred dol
lars The jury was out about three
hours, ard brought in a verdict for the
defendant, Mr.. Jensen
Mr.. y. II. Ryall Of Escanaba, repre-
scented Mr.. Alley. and Van Slyck and
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-16
IS INSPECTING
RIGHTS OF WAY
IA. Higgins Looking Over Rail-
ways for Forestry Department

John \. Higgins Inspector of loco
natives and eff railroad rights OF way
,.u .t. ..,,. rsh aud forostr, de-
49, -,
par 'ineI''' ~ '' ' "''. '' ,'' ''
peninsula, eonterring with ms 'h'el'
w. oates. VINO recently ordered "a
.loso ir.ro.fiop of the present condi-
tf,, nr rfebts or way with the hope
- -..,.s.., ,.... i,,..,,,... tho forest fire hlZ-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-16
Houghton Department
NEW TOWN is PLATED.
Camp Tolfree, ontonason County, Viii
Be a Thriving Village.

Be thriving NHlaSe.
Thornton \. Green has arranged 20
take over about five thousand acres Of
the Diamond Lumber company's lands,
situated just south of the group re-
Gently purchased from the Greenwood
Lumber company near Green, says the
Ontonagon Herald. The lands near
Green are moving SO fast that Mr.
Green saw himself sold ont of bust
ness in the very near future SO he
takes on this new group To perpetuate
his farm land business.
\ movement has been started To es-
tablsh "a regular postotfice To be called
Tolfrce. The road now being extended
toward this new village down the
town line will undoubtedly be extend
ed a couple of miles more next season
and a school built az Tolfree.
\ number of Iowa farmers were
here this week and several of them
purchased land and viii move onto it
at once
4 state agency has been established
i'm Iowa for the sale of these lands
ana others will soon be established
and We predict values will rise ma
tcrially.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-16
POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE
TAKE The MARRIAGE vows
MISS MARY 1lSSoNNETTE BE-
COMES BRIDE Oy HoUGH-
TON YOUNG MAN.

ST JosepE's church was the scene
of pretty wedding this morning al
10 o'clock when Miss Mary Bissonnette.
the daughter OF Peter Bissonnette oi
Lake Linden became the bride of Tim
othy Sullivan of Houghton. The bride
was attended by Miss Anna sullivan
of Hubbell and Adolph Bissonnette
was the groomsman. Rev. FIR. Ray
mond OBLIGATED.
Both the bride and groom are well
known i'm Torch Lake towns and host
of friends extends fluctuations. MIR
and Mrs. Sullivan will make their
home i'm Houghton.
Tie marriage of Miss Denore Lee
beault, the daughter of Mrs. Philibert
Lebeault Of Lake Linden. and Emphri-
am Jacques Of Great Falls, Mont, viii
be solemnized at St Joseph's church
tomorrow morning at o'clock.
ON Thursday morning, Miss Louise
Clouthier and Arthur Fountaine, both
Of Lake Linden. will he united i'm mar
rage at ST. Joseph's church.
Is Welded in Detroit.
The marriage of Miss Anna Long
pre- daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Longpre of Detroit and former resi-
dents of Lake Linden, To John f.
Kambacher was celebrated at Holy
Rcdeemer church, Detroit on June TO-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kambacher are now in
the east on their honeymoon and will
visit i'm Buffalo, New York and the
Niagara Falls.
Miss Longpre wore a gown of white
silk charmeuse with pearl ornaments
and silk embroidered shadow lace,
which formed the bodice: the waist
was of chiffon and shadow lace. The
bride wore n long tulle veil and her
bouquet was a shower of white roses
and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Peter GenercuX. matron Of
honor. wore pink messaline with an
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following persons have made
application for marriage licenses at
County Clerk Kaiser's office:
Joseph Bahor and Miss Annie Sha
lee of Calumet.
Richard Major and Miss Elizabeth
NJ. Carlyon of Painesdale.
Ephraim Jacques of Great Falls,
Mont. and Miss Marie Dinona Lebault
of Lake Linden.
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Mr. and Mrs. Peter weis will leave
Wednesday for an extended visit IN
Seattle Wash, where they will he the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Herman Thiel.
former Lake Linden residents. Mem
bers of the structural department AT
the &, & II. mills of which Mr.. Wos
is the foreman, will entertain Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Weis at a farewell party this
evening.
The marriage of Miss Georgian Hal
nault of Huhbell and Louis Chardon-
nais was solemnized az St Cecelia's
church yesterday.
Miss Irene Perso. "A teacher IN the
Mckinley school Is entertaining her
class at Electric pa,k this afternoon.
The Lake Linden Hustlerse defeated
the Hancock Juniors on the Caledonia
grounds Sunday by the score of 10
TO !.
Announcement has been made Of the
coming marriage of Miss Carrie Helen
Nichols of Lake Linden and John +.
Charles of Grand Rapids. The bride
elect Is the daughter If Mr.. ana Mis-.
John Nichols of Lake Linden.
Esther, the -months'-old daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Peter Anderson OF Os-
ceola mills. died this morning The
funeral will he held Wednesday after
noon from the residence.
Miss Mae Gillette of Kellogg, Idaho,
is visiting in Hubbell.
Announcement has been made of
the approaching marriage of Miss
Mary l.. Brunette of Hubbel and
Louis Nevins of Houghton.
Milton w. Prideaux left today for
Racine and Milwaukee. Wis, whore
he will visit for ten days.
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Ruth, left Sunday for Duluth on the
Juniata.
Frank J. Wcbher is repainting the
exterior of the Sigma Rho house
s. T. Harris left Sunday on n bust
ness trip To Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Longyear ar
rived from Boston yesterday To visit
Mrs. Longyear's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. l. Barrett.
The Misses Marion Shields, Marie
Baudin and Alice Weber arrived Sun
day on the Juniata from attending col
lege at Wellesley. Mass.
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NARCOTIC FUNERAL is HELD

The funeral of the late Mrs. Alfred
Narcotic, who passed away an the
family residence Saturday evening
was held this morning from ST. JOS
cph's church, Rev. Pr Raymond Off
ciating. Burial was In Lake View.
The late Mrs. Narcotic is survived bv
a husband and one child, five brothers
and three sisters.
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