The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-16
LOCAL BREvlTIGs.

, Both the Northwestern and the Chi
cage, Milwaukee 4 81. Paul trains are
late today. The former is ~ hours late
and the latter pa hours behind time.
Heavy snow down the road is respon-
sible.
Mrs Agnes Klatt and son Walter
left yesterday afternoon for Portland.
ore, 10 Join Mr.. Klatt They are ac-
companied by Mrs. Klatts brother and
sister. Joseph and Jessie Tomczak. Mr..
Klatt was formerly in the employ OF
the Tamarack COOPERATIVE associa-
ton.
&. w. Hall of the Vivian store in
Laurium, left yesterday afternoon for
Chicago and New York on "A purchas-
ing trip.
John ID. Cuddihy went to Duluth last
evening on a short business trip.
Jerry ]. Sullivan and G. T. Miller
of the Glass Block store, left last even
ing for Duluth on business.
Michael Leary of this city, who left
last fall for Arizona points to better
his health is now at Mt. Clemens. He !
expects to return TO Calumet shortly. |
Mr.. Leary has been but little benefit
ted by the change.
The remains of the late Joseph |
Mawrence were shipped to Chicago
this afternoon for interment. Members
of the family accompanied the re-
mains.
D'Urbano's band win be i'm Calumet
five nights instead of three, arrange
ments to that effect being made yes
terday. The band viii now be heard
nj the Calumet theater on the even
ings of March 1, ,, 3, and 6, The
band will go to the Lake Linden opera
house on the evening of March 4.
II. NJ. Buell. of Saginaw, prominent
builder and contractor. is i'm the city
,n a short visit.
The second of the series of basket
,all games will be played in the Y. NJ.
:. a. gym this evening. Ladies are
specially invited.
Laurence Censilk has gone to Ross
VII, Wash, where he expects to locate.
Emil Lindquist has gone to Amaril-
o, Texas, where he will take a rail-
Dad position. Mr.. Linquist has been
n the employ OF the Mineral Range :
Dad i'm Calumet.
+. Stenson has gone to Gay to take
he position of car inspector for the
1. r. II.
The recent storm means lot of OK
-, ,..,,1- g.. a., ,.illa, ,o ,f pad Tnolrpt 81
. large quantity Of snow has fallen, !.
nd the village teams, re-enforced
nth extra employees are clearing the
cveral streets today. Il
Members of Company a, Engineers, p
re making arrangements to organize L
basketball team, and will likely chal-
,ngc some of the local teams for i
ames. The company has a large g
to draw from, and it is Il
elieved a first-class team can be Sc I
,cted.
Joseph George of Centennial has
.ected a new barber shop at Copper b
ity which will be ready for use on t.
Iarch 1. r..
William Daniel of Centennial was n
,ndered a surprise party by his many t,
lends last evening. The event was L
cry nejoyable one. fl
w ]. UJren and wife and family left
afternoon for Milwaukee |,
here they will visit for a short time. II
owing to the severe storm of yester-
ay the mail trains were much delayed =,
nd wire service outside of the copper y
)untry impaired.
The members of the Stella Rebekah f,
,dge enjoyed a social session at their b
OCULAR meeting last evening. A fine O.
onccrt was rendered after which n
Incheon was served and dancing in n
ulged in.
Good progress is being made with 81
lie local arrangements committee for n
le wrestling match between Zbyszko b
nd Lehto at the Palestra on March Il
Lehto is training hard for the C,
atch. n
on Saturday evening the members 60
Khartum Khan, knights of the Gold
! Eagle, will enjoy ceremonial ses-
on. Five candidates will be installed.
Oliver Tourangeau, who has been
ne representative of the w. II. Dee
gar company for some time, has talk