The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-10
LOCAL BRIEFS.


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Tony Adams left last evening 70
Duluth to visit.
Mrs. Helen Berg left last night 70
Astoria, Ore
]. c. Hansen eft yesterday for tn
500 on business
Mrs. d. Pinten Is spending a few
days at Copper Harbor.
John Struczel has taken a position
in the Fax meat market.
Mrs. S. S. Lee, of Osceola, is spend
ing few days at Copper Harbor.
John Wills returned yesterday from
q months visit to Copper Harbur.
Miss Edith Braastad, of Ishpeming
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ED. Ulseth.
Louis Nowak celebrated the anniver-
| sary of his birth today, entertaining
n party of friends at the G. a. II. ma
chinists picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas Hermann are
enjoying n vacation in Kewcenav
county.
Supt. of Schools Nichols and famil,
of Osceola are camping ut Eagle Har-
Dor
Lieut.. Ira Benberthy left last night
for Port Huron to join Company A in
camp.
George Jacka is nome from bust
ness trip To Baraga. L'Anse, ana other
points.
Mrs. A. Barsanti and mother left
Yesterday for st. Louis, to spend sew
eral weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Rowell. Of Iron
Mountain, is spending a few days here
with friends.
Miss Agnes Anderson Of Ishpeming,
is visiting Miss Florence Freeman OF
Calumet avenue.
Arnold Miller and Emery Welsing
have returned from visit of few
days at Copper Harbor.
Miss Jessie Swinton has returned
from Portsmouth, o.. where she spent
two weeks visiting her sister.
Miss Margaret Gowan left yesterday
for the 500. From there she will go tO
Chicago and other cities to visit.
Mrs. Fred Clarke and son, of Mil
waukec, left for home yesterday after
spending n month with local friends.
Mrs. Charles Mugford and family
have returned To Eagle Harbor to
spend the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Sewing enter
tanned ut their home last evening on
the occasion Of the birthday OF Mr.
Sewing.
Mrs. w. S. Paddock left yesterday
for Indianapolis, called there by the
critical Illness of her sister. Last
evening word was received that the
patient had passed away.
The c. & IT, machinists are holding
their annual picnic today at the White
City. Special street ears took the par
ty to Lake Linden where the steamer
large attendance
A regular monthly meeting Of the
Calumet school board for district No.
| 1, was held Tuesday evening. when
matters pertaining to the opening of
school were discussed. No business of
Htiltidl was
The funeral of the late Anton Bob
bio will be held Sunday afternoon,
leaving the residence on Calumet ave-
nue. at o'clock, with services at the
Calumet Presbyterian church, Rev. ID.
Stalker officiating. Court Robin Hood.
A o. r.. will have charge. Members
Of the Italian Citizens league and the
Christopher Columbus society will at
tend.
George Simmons was brought be-
fore Justice r. T.. Hicks yesterday
charged with assault and battery. He
was fined s. and costs.
Henry Hoighes. arrested recently on
n statutory charge. was bound over
to circuit court In Justice Fishers
court yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. w TT. Richards and sons, OF
Crystal Falls, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jacka OF Eighth street.
]. NJ. Block. who has been visiting
at the Goldsmith residence on Scott
street. left yesterday afternoon for his
home in Canton. ILL.,
Miss s. Wing of Milwaukee. who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jacka, returned home yesterday
Mrs. II. +. Donahue and daughter.
Tunice, who have been spending the
last few months in Calumet as the
guest Of Mrs. Donahue's brother. Oc-
tave Gardner OF School street, have
left for their home in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Satterly and son.
Chalice. of West Pine street. have left
for Beacon HILL where they will spend
week camping.
Mrs. John Bracco, Mrs. Charles
Rracco. Mrs Joseph Curl and Miss
Susie Geiger have left for Eagle Har-
Dor whore they will visit for week.
being the guests of Mrs. Frank Schu-
maker. who Is there for the summer.
A small blaze was discovered at 10