The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-01
LOCAL BRIEFS
PER SONALS


two weeks with friends in Calumet
has returned home.
Mrs. Edgar Bye has returned home
after two weeks vacation spent
with friends and relatives in chica-
so and Milwaukee.
Grand Master A. N. coburn. of the
Grand Lodge of odd Fellows. who
has been spending few days in Cal
umet, has left for Marquette
Miss Julia Kelly, formerly a nurse
AT the c. & III. hospital, has returned
from Tennessee, where she was en-
gagged as nurse I'm hospital.
The funeral of the infant child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. waino Lehto. OF VOL
VERNE. win be held this afternoon,
with interment I'm Lake View.
The funeral of the late Mrs. johann
ma Fromholz takes place this after
noon, Rev. Mandus Barrett OF the
Red Jacket Congregational church
officiating.
Rev. A. T.. Heidemann, who was
injured through being Knocked down
by an automobile last Saturday even
ing. is reported slowly recovering
from his injuries.
The condition of Charles Erick-
son, the miner who was so badly
injured in the Red Jacket SHAFT branch
of the C. & III. yesterday, is reported
little better today.
ID. e. Rice, manager of the Grand
and Lyric theaters is i'm Ishpeming to
| direct the opening of his new play
house there. which will be one of the
finest in the northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude q. Siller are
home from down the road points
While away Mrs. Siller visited rela-
tives in the east. Mr.. Siller met
his wife in Detroit, and spent n few
days there.
Mrs. Susan Daniel and party who
are touring Europe, have written
friends To the effect that they antici-
pate visiting Oberammergua, where the
Passion play is produced by native tall
ent.
II. L. Draper and wife and son of
Chicago are spending q month at
Norland. Mr.. Draper is secretary and
treasurer of the Gable Piano company
i'm Chicago,' of which the local Gable
store Is a branch g.
..sf.1 t. fr. f 10 t.,
The Tamarack miners will hold their
annual nicnic on Saturday afternoon
at the G. g. H. park. There will be
rock drilling and other interesting fea-
lures, The picnic promises to be a
big success I7 nBi
no so 4eu
James McHardy the well known VII
lage blacksmith, has built a hose cart
for the A;rmeek Fire department. 1t
is one of the best In the copper coun-
! try and is IN credit to the shop from
which IL was turned outJo
Because OF the picnic OF the Tam
arack miners at the c. & III. park
| Saturday. the cricket game between
the c. & II. and Tamarack teams
which was to have been played on the
Tamarack pitch, has been postponed
until some future date.
The Calumet clerks will hold theil
annual picnic on Monday of next week
Labor Day, at the C. & II. park The
Tamarack band has been secured tC
head the parade. and furnish music fol
dancing at the park. Sports are or
the program for the day and genera
good time Is expected.
There Is some talk of organizing al
athletic club i'm connection with Com
pany A, Calumet Engineers. Ther'
is plenty of good material available
and II organized the local compan!
no doubt would prove a strong facto
i'm local athletics. Ed. Cummins o
the Central house and AL. Wise, wh'
acted as one of the cooks on the cruis,
OF the Yantic have joined the company
and will accompany the members L
camp at Indianapolis next month.