The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-03


was formerly connected with the Oh
son undertaking parlors.
Rev. IL. c. Shaw Of Houghton con-
Quoted a largely attended mems mass
meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Edgar Peltier and family of the
wolverine, left Saturday for Kingston,
ont. where they win make their flu
ture home.
Miss Nettie Thomas, stenographer
in the office of Supt. Il. W. smith, or
the NJ. r. r., arrived home today from
Marquette.
The seat sale for "The Spendthrft,"
which will be seen at the Calumet
theater tomorrow evening is reported
to be good.
NJ. l.. Stearns OF Montreal, one Of
the directors of the Santa Rosalia
Gold Mining company is i'm Calumet
on business.
Supt Thomas w Smith of the Min
eral Range road has been spending a
few days in Marquette and returned
home today,
George NJ. Ross. boiler inspector for
the Hartford Insurance company,
leaves today for iron country points
on business
The Calumet township board will
meet tomorrow morning to approve
the election bills and applications for
saloon licenses
William Nichols formerly of Cal
umet has returned from Wickleburg,
Ariz., where he has been employed in
the Vulture mines.
Fred Mcclure of Painview, MINI,
arrived in Calumet last evening with
two carloads of horses. He left for
home this morning.
Joseph w. Selden arrived home last
evening from Vassar this state, whore
he was called owing to the illness
and death of his father.
The Red Jacket shaft laIborers will !
conduct a dancing party at the Italian
hall April II. Music will be furnished |
by the Red Jacket band.
District Deputy John f. Foley of /
Calumet leaves today for dronwood
and other iron country points where |
he will inspect Elks' lodges.
John Bergman. Thomas Allen, Hen |
~ Burrman and Albert Parker left L
last evening for Victoria, British CO.
umbia where they will locate.
Mrs. William r. Raley and two chill
iren left yesterday for Ferrysburg
Mich, where they will join Mr. Raley
who departed about a week ago.
Edward n. Smith of Waterfowl, n.
Y, one Of the directors of the Santa
Rosalia cold Mines company. is in
Calumet to attend a directors meet
ms.
Bert Roseveare is visiting friends in
Calumet for a short time previous to
he opening of the baseball season.
2oseveare will play with Negaunee this
'ear.
Calvin Conrad of Negaunee came
o Calumet Saturday to undergo an OPP
ration by Dr. Clarke. Mr.. Conrad was
accompanied by Dr. Swinton of Ne
;aunee.
Fred Etu has resigned his position
It the G. & II. machine shop and
caves this evening for Ottawa, Can, III
where he will engage in business with !
1 brother.
The funeral of the late Mrs Mary A.
Blight, of Eagle River, took place yes
erday afternoon, with services at the
esidence, and interment i'm Eagle
River cemetery
Rev John Anderson. of Marinette. \
preached at the Swedish NJ f. church
IN Sixth street, yesterday morning
The Swedish Benevolent society at
ended in a body.
At a meeting Of the members or
Court Louis de France A. G. A. held |
Yesterday, it was decided to conduct
card and dancing party at the First
National banR hall, Laurium, April 10. |
A large crowd Of Calumet and IAur-
UNI people went to the Houghton
Douglas falls yesterday afternoon.
Special street ears were provided by
the Houghton County Traction COM
pany.
The primary department of the
Presbyterian Sunday school will en-
terrain at concert on April 49, the |
of which will be used to hold
swell the fund being raised to purchase |
a new organ.