The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-03
LOCAL eREvITiss.

NNDHf WIZ bhNs wiz SpShu inc hNs
six weeks.
stephen Rule returned TO Dulut
last evening after spending the holi
days in Calumet
c. w. Hungcrford. wife and chill
dren. returned home last night fron
the Soo where they spent the last ter
days.
Miss Stella Burder has returned {,
the Ypslanti Normal school.
Miss Fannie Calverly left yesterday
Afternoon for Milwaukee, where she
viii teach school.
Albert Lustig of Laurium. left last
evening TO resume his studies at Big
Rapids.
Miss Kate Ryan has gone to Tosto1.
Mont. after spending some time here.
Contractor John Amolsch left yes
terday afternoon for Chicago on "A
business trip.
Miss Mary Shea has returned to
Monroe, Mich, TO resume her studies.
j. A. Browner is home from Iron
wood, where he spent the holidays.
DR.. w. II. Penhallegon and wife
have returned to Charlotte, Mich, af-
ter visiting here.
Supt w. J. Penhallegon and wife
left yesterday afternoon for Birmlng-
ham, Ala.
William MaeAuley left yesterday
for Salt Lake City. after visit with
relatives here.
Miss Mamie Hall left yesterday af-
ternoon for Ypsilanti. to resume her
studies.
Miss Lena Ward has gone to Alma
where she will again take up her stud
les after spending the holidays here.
William Cox, Jr., has gone to Vale
10, Cal
Adolph Hermann left last night for
Massey, ont, where he will enter the
employ Of the Hermina Mining COM
pany.
Vic Engstrom, OF Portland street,
has gone to Milwaukee on business. {
Attire Rounavaara has gone to Ann
Arbor where he will enter the U. pf
NJ. !
Miss Esther Josey left Saturday for S
Wakefield, Mich, where she will teach
school.
Joseph Seifert and family Of Du-
nth, returned home last evening af-
er visiting relatives in Calumet.
DR.. Leman of Chicago who has
'een visiting with Capt. and Mrs. S
lanes Hoatson, returned home yes a
erday. o
". S. Trethewey returned to Duluth r
asst night after spending the holidays I
lere.
The Northwestern is reported two d
lours late out of Negaunec this d
morning and the Chicago, Milwaukee p
nd st. Paul 20 minutes late at Cham g
ion. a
branch of the National First Aid I
ssociation of America is being or II
anized at the Y. M. G. A.. Text W
ooks have been ordered and should L
rive here on or about January 20. u
arrangements for the holding of
lasses will be made as soon as the c.
Ext books arrive. DR.. McKinnon will u
O. in charge. q
The Travellers Insurance company IL
Hartford. Conn, is issuing souve- p
IRIS to its agents. Local officials have o
,ceived gold stick pins, with n model "a
u locomotive slightly raised in the o
enter of the pin. 1t is work of art, :,
nd mucn appreciated. :,
Alex Levin and wife spent New !"
ears at the 500. "
Norman Allen has returned to De-
oft, where he will resume his stud y
IS at the Detroit College of Medi-
me.
Miss Rhines of Detroit, sister Of
r. Rhines of Mohawk, returned home
Lst evening after spending the holi
avs in the copper country.
Attorney Ed f. defender went to a
'Anse this morning to attend the >,
pening OF circuit court. -
Attorney +. ii. O'Brien and wife are .,
Spected home tomorrow or wednes- .,
ay, from New York and Montreal, >.
here they have been spending the =,
lst three weeks. :,
Miss Elaine Shields, daughter of j.
. Shields, general manager of the *. eI
road, left this morning for the 4. r
NJ. TO resume her studies. IL
j. G. Shields, Jr., OF Phoenix, left n
lis afternoon for Detroit, to resume "
Is studies. b.
Howard Dakin has returned 70 b.
rand Rapids after spending the holt II
avs here. q
Miss Grace Babcock has returned 10
etoskey where she will teach school :