The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-09
LOCAL 6REViTIEs.


William Peake arrived in Calumet
this week from Cornwall.
A son was born yesterday to Ivor
Kjolso of yellow Jacket.
Uno MONTH left today for Republic
on a deer hunting trip.
Con. Adana returned to Calumet yes
terday from Deadwood, S. ID.
p. II. Finnegan has returned from
a short business trip to Chicago. &,
Chester Dave of Centennial Heights,
left last night for Detroit TO visit.
Miss Susan PAUL has left for the
500, where she will spend some time.
Fred Wenberne left yesterday for
iron country points, to DE away about
two weeks.
Edward Ulseth and wife left yester-
day afternoon on a trip to Minneapolis
and other cities.
Mrs. L. Anderson and children left
last night for Lead City. S D., to join
Mr.. Anderson.
Nat b. Vivian has returned from
Boston where he attended the Congre-
gational conference.
Alexander c. Rita OF Renfrew. Ont
is the guest of Edmund Watkowsh of
Newtown for a short time.
Miss Stella Glowacka has resigned
her position as assistant teachers g.
the Polish school of Seventh street
Miss Annie Holombo of Petermann'3
store of Wolverine, left yesterday for
Chicago, where she will study to be-
come a nurse.
There will be a bowling match at
the Calumet Y. NJ. G. a. alleys Friday
evening between the Y. NJ. c. A. and
Printers" teams.
Norman LaMarsch of Saginaw, ar
rived in Calumet yesterday and will
assist in the special revival meetings
at the Laurium M. f. church.
Joseph Picotte. conductor of the H.
& T. L. train left last evening for
New York where he was called be-
cause of the illness of his sister.
Sergt. Sheedy, of the U. S. Army, re-
tired, is visiting in Calumet, and last
evening gave the members of the Com
pany A some valuable driyy instruc-
tons.
The remains of the late Hugh eau
ley are expected to arrive in Calumet
today from Saskatchewan, Canada.
Funeral arrangements will be made
today.
The funeral of the late Miss Bessie
Herstrom took place this afternoon,
with services at the Swedish NJ. f.
church, and interment in Lake View
cemetery.
The funeral of the late Anthony ST.
bilsky, of Eagle River, will take place
Friday afternoon, with services at the
residence. and interment in Eagle Ri
Yer cemetery.
Mrs. ]. J. Tuohy of Duluth. sister
of M. ]. O'Brien, local manager of
Paine, Webber Co.. offices has re-
turned home. after spending a few
days i'm Calumet.
The five-year- old son of Charlie:
waara, of Pine street, was struck by
q street car yesterday while coasting
Beyond a few bruises and scratche:
the boy was not seriously hurt.
DIR. Dawson of the Tamarack hos
pital staff left on the 1880 Cope
Range train this morning for PEREZ
River Spur, near Flint. Michigan. t.
spend a few days hunting deer.
The Calumet Y. NJ. c. A. and tn
Calumet high school will play a gam'
of indoor baseball this evening i'm thu
Y. NJ. c. A. gym. A good game Il
anticipated. The public is cordial!
invited.
Attilio Castigliano, Italian consular
agent stationed at Hihbing. Mimi. hal
returned to L.aurium to accompan.
his wife and family To their home
They will leave for Hibbing this even
ing.
I Joseph Plcotte of the Hecla an
! Torch Lake railroad, left last night TO
[ Montreal, Canada, called there on &C
e count of the death of a relative.s II
was accompanied by two sisters. resi-
dents of Lake Linden.
A reception was held at III
! Presbyterian Nance last evening
honor of the new teachers of distrit
No. 1. who are affiliated with the Pres