The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-16

500 yesterday on account of the Ill
ness II her husband.
= Union services were held In the Re,
Jacket Congregational church las
evening. Rev. l.. X. Long preached
Rev. Edwin Randall. ID. d., of Chi
cago. occupied the pulpit both morn
r ing and evening yesterday at the Cal
umot NJ. l.. church.
, The banquet and entertainment held
SATURDAY. evening in the Calumet NJ. r.
: church. under the auspices of the Ep-
worth league, was largely attended. II
marked the s5th anniversary of the
organization of the league. The adj
dress OF the evening was made by DIR.
Randall Toasts were responded to by
Rev. II. &. shaw. of Lake Linden, Rev.
A. II. Sutcliffe of Houghton. George ID.
Westemann. and District Supt. James
Pascoe of Hancock. Mr.. and Mrs. u.
II. MacGrew and Mrs. Charles Thomas
and the Sunday school orchestra con-
tributed to the evenings program.
Arthur Roberts is expected to ar
rive here tomorrow from Penzance
Cornwall, Eng, and will mako Calu-
met his future home.
II. s. Eaton, cf the c. & IT., has re-
ceivcd a new American traveller tour
ing car.
The funeral of Mrs q. Mllohaels, Of
sixth street took place yesterday af-
ternoon with services at the Calumet
Congregational church. Rev. l.. X.
LonS o1iciated.
Word has been received here that
Sam l.. Dumonthcr, formerly of this
city, and Miss Elizabeth Fox. of Fred
erick Wis will bc united IN wedlock
tomorrow Mr.. Dumonthier was at one
time connected with the Western Ex
press company.
Albert Sundberg and wife and fam
ly of Copper City were Calumet visit
ors yesterday
Gust Nelson Of Calumet has left for
Rock Island. ILL., where he expects to
spend two weeks vacation.
Supt. F. w. Ridley Of the Centennial
two months visit to his old home in
Cornwall nv Ridley Is accompanied
by his father who has been visiting
here for some time.
A number Of the members of Com
pany A. Engineers. went to the COM
pany's range. back Of the Tamarack |
late Saturday evening, and yesterday
morning the rlnemen had an early |
practice shoot
Rev. Jarrett Of the Red Jacket Con
qregational church. who went to Sioux
City la, a few daps ago, has sent
word of the death of his brother by |
whose, illness he was called away. Mr..
Barrett is expectedghome this week.
a son was born yesterday to Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Muslch Of Raymrbautown.
Thomas D. ,Meads school census en-
and assistants, started talk
ing the school census in School Dis
trict No. this morning. The work
will take about three weeks.
Contractor Paul +. Rochm has start
Ell work erecting concrete fence
around thearRuppe homo on Sixth
street, ar7
The funeral of the 11-months' old
child of Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Stepniak,
Of I.aurium, took place this afternoon,
with. services al. st. Anthony's Polish
church and interment in Lake View.
The child died yesterday morning.
Miss Carrie LawbauGh went TO Chi
cago Yesterday afternoon.
Harry S. Scott received word this
from the 500 that his father,
who has been seriously ILL., is much inn
proved, and is now practically out of
danger.
DIR. Goodwin of the c. & II. medical
staff left this morning for Ann Arbor.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Williams and
daughter Doris of Dollar Bay. spent
yesterday with friends in Calumet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Austin left
here last evening for Cornwall, Eng.
where they will spend several months.
Mrs. Jomn Mclean and family
will leave this week for Calgary Can
ada, TO join Mr.. MacLean.
There was a meeting of the French
Naturalization club in Calumet yes
terday when steps were taken to in
duce a number of local French resi-
dents to take out their second papers
at the coming term Of circuit court
Mrs Susan Daniel and daughter,
Marion left yesterday afternoon for
New York. where they will join other
members of the Daniel family and |
proceed to Europe to spend the sum-
me:. afgt.-s rre..
Paul w GrIerson; local manager for
Cav e. Sturgis returned to Calumet
.,t. p,ornin,.. from Chicago.