The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-29
LOCAL sRgvITIEs.

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\ daughter was born yesterday L
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Niva of Cope
City.
Mrs. f. w. Deli and daughter Phyl
lis have returned from visit to Elk
hardt. Ind.
5. Lowney. who has been visiting In
Calumet for short time, has returned
to Marquette.
Harry Thicker has returned from
Flint, this state. where he has been re-
siding for some time.
The Misses Marion and Helen Deli
are visiting for a short time with their
grandmother in Marquette.
c. q. Jackola left this week for Her
mann where he will enjoy couple of
weeks camping in the woods.
The Red Jacket congregational Sun
day school enjoyed a pleasant outing at
Crestview yesterday
John Rae has gone to Flint. Mich,
where he has accepted position In an
automobile factory.
Henry Villcneuvc, the well known
blacksmith, has taken position with
James Macuardy on Seventh street.
The Masons spent last evening at
Crestvlew. Music was furnished for
the dancing by the Crestview orches
ira.
Mrs. Alfred Fourier has returned
to her home at Alpena, Mich, after
visiting with friends and relatives
here.
Paul Hogan, the ball tosser. returned
yesterday morning from Boston and /
other eastern points where he had been |
playing ball.
Miss Theresa Eister of Red Jacket
will leave this week for Detroit and
other eastern 'points where she Will
spend two weeks vacation.
James MacNamara has resigned his
position in the supply Office of the
Tamarack Mining company. His place
has been nred by Cecil Harris.
Highway Commissioning Charles
and Township Clerk George
Martin have returned from a short
fishing trip to Eagle Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs f. II. Godfh'ey ST.. of
has arrived in Calumet and
will visit WITH their son, james, local
of the L. r. Godfrey whole
sale house.
John Lanapa of Chicago arrived here
His fingers were injured i'm
an accident in a machine shop there
md he is now visiting with his parents
until he RECEIVERS.
Miss Maren Kleven and Mrs. Sivert
Hoyem and daughters, Ingeborg and
Constance, left last evening for Vir
;inia. Mimi, where they will visit rel
ltives for "A few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Derk and
laughter. Miss Frances of Northum
,erland, Pa, are visiting at the home
If Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Northey of Cal.
met avenue.
4. n. Howat of Pittsburg. who has
,een spending "A few days here, left =
yesterday for Butte. Mont. and will
fiCit SsaIf nj |
urning to the Smoky city.
Mrs. John c. Josey and daugh-
or Ella, are expected home Monday of :
ext week. from Halifax, Nova Scotia,
,here they have been spending the
asst month.
Paul Tommei, the well known fruit
nd ice cream dealer, has leased a lot
djoining the Lyric theater, in Laur-
nm, will dispense ice cream, sweet
ream, and milk there daily.
Mrs. Louis a. Spraguc of Cleveland,
~ daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Merz =
= Fifth street is visiting here. Mrs. =
prague made the trip to Houghton on
nc Steamer OctOfdrd. p"
John Either of Scott street, book ir
eeper in the Offices of the Ed. Licb- VA
lin wholesale grocery department, =
one of the small bones of
is ankle while at the Lake Shore, =
Vednesday evening. Z
Attorney General Franz c. Kuhn 1.
az Calumet visitor last evening as bl
ne guest of former classmates at the =
. of NJ, Attorneys n. J. Galbraith and
d. h. LeGcndre of this city.
Amos s. Musselman of Grand Rap
u.s. gubernatorial candidate, will speak :
lis evening In the Red Jacket town
all at 8 p. m. The Red Jacket City
and has been engaged to furnish mus q
for the occasion. Judge Clapperton
i'll also give short address to the G
)ters. ST
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