The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-20

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Paul Kibb has returned from Al
pena. this state where he has been
Can't. and Mrs. j. Tonkin of Detroit
have returned home after visiting with
Laurium friends.
Charles Alton of Laurium has gone
TO Buhl. Mimi, where he will spend
couple of weeks.
A son was born Saturday and Mr.
and Mrs. f.. II. Oliver of Tamarack
street. Laurium.
Miss +. Il. Crossen is home from
Iron Mountain, where she has been
teaching school.
Mrs. +. C. Halsey has returned from
Chicago, where she has been spend
ing some time.
Mrs. Harvey Cornelier of Eighth |
street. has returned from visit to
Minneapolis.
G. M. Bronson has returned to his
home at Grand Rapids, after spend
ing some time in Calumet.
Will Nekervis has gone to Ishpem-
ing, where he will spend few days
with relatives and friends.
Miss n. ID. Sullivan is home from
Marquette, where she has been attend
ing the normal school
N. f.. Kaiser has returned from lsh-
| peming, where he played ball FOR the
Hematite city team yesterday.
Miss f. NJ. Isaacson is home from
| Notre Dame. Ind, where she has been
attending st. Mary's academy.
James Wearne has returned from
Seattle and other cities, where he has
been spending the past two years.
George Daigle has returned home 10
Calumet from Muskegon where he
spent a three weeks vacation.
| ]. ID. Colburn of Escanaba, who has
bcen visiting his daughter, Mrs. w. j.
Fish of Calumet has returned home
! George Jacka and George Fax viii
return to Marquette today to resume
their duties as grand traverse jury
men.
Ben Marsch of Calumet returned
this morning from Big Rapids where
he has been attending the Ferris
school.
Cole & Rogers will be in Lauriun
Wednesday and Thursday of tins
week with their circus. The show Il
small, hut good.
John Agnitch and Frank Plaut;
have returned from Duluth and othe
. cities where they have been spending
/ the past two weeks.
Henry Dingle of North Tamarack
son of Capt. John Dingle, left Satur
day afternoon for Chicago for a TIVE
weeks visit with friends.
Miss A. James left yesterday after
| noon for New York City, and after
short visit I'm the east will sail for Flu
| rope for an all summers visit.
The funeral of the five-y ear-old sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Bergman, o
Swedetown, took place yesterday ar
ternoon, with interment I'm Lake view
Cal. and T. Hoatson, sons of CAPT
, Thomas Hoatson OF Laurum, are HON
from Delafleld Wis, where they hav
been attending St Johns Militar
academy.
1 Tho funeral of the late Andrew kor
tema of Raymbaultown took place I'M
{ afternoon, with services at the Heel
4 Finnish church, and interment In Lax
z View.
0 Elmer Johnson, charged with assam
Z and battery, on complaint of his WIZ
was found guilty in Justice Armit
4 court saturday evening, and fined 81
and costs.
z oscar Pollard and Mark Gimmell WI
q leave the latter part of the week t'
milwaukee, and other cities, with
view to locating in some Wisconsi
q city.
Il Mrs. James n. Todd of Morristow
Ia n. T. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. IA.
vivian of Eighth street arrived
Calumet yesterday, and will spend se'
10 eral weeks here.
Members of Lauriurh anu N''i
v lodges. Knights of Pythias, attend'
Y the Calumet NJ. E. church yesterd'
20 morning. Rev. Il. Sedweek was
charge of the special services.
Miss C. NJ. Jones, assistant secreta'
IN OF the Calumet Associated Chariti
IN Bureau. left Saturday for Chicago,
take up special work for period
ne six weeks in civics and philanthropy
VI Miss Mary Humphreys. niece OF a
torney and Mrs w. j. Galbraith' w
~ is studying at the Calumet high scho
~ has returned to- her home at Huds'
=, Ill She was accompanied by Mrs.
j. Galbraith.
he Mrs. n. Hop of Laurium has gone
Joliet, ILL.,. to join her husband. l
or health of Mrs. Hop Is the cause
a. their removal from this district. \
Hop was a member of the c. &
n band.
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