The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-17

LOCAL BRIEFS.


James u. Baty of Detroit. formerly
OF this city. is spending u few days
here.
DIR. A. I. Iawbaugh and wife left
this afternoon for an extended south
ern trip.
A daughter has been born to Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Tambellini of Sixth
street
I a son has been born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Hovat of b street. Raymbaul-
town.
Paul p. Roehm and George Hall win
leave today for Mobile. Ala, on bus
mess visit.
A daughter was born yesterday TO
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aho, OF Tunnel
street Swedetown.
Mrs. Joseph Stussell and children
left yesterday afternoon for Hnliard,
Fla. o joia Mr. Stussell
Attorneys Ed. r. defender and II |
II. o'Brien have returned from a Wis
L to Chicago and Lansing.
Rev. FIR. Wolny, pastor OF st. An
thongs Polish church, returned this
morning from visit to Escanaba.
Rev. Fr. Klopcic, pastor of St. Jo-
seph's Slovenian church, returned
home this morning from Escanaba.
Local taxpayers are footing their
water bills in the village of Red Jack
et More than 81 500 has already been
collected by Clerk Ellis
Michael Klobuchar of Seventh street,
week for Duluth and points on the
Mesaba range, on a business trip.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Charles
Endahl of Portland street, will take
place tomorrow afternoon, with serv-
ices at the Swedish Lutheran church.
Adiutant Symmonds and daughter.
Of the Salvation Army, left this at
ternoon for Chicago, Racine, Wis, and
Elgin. ILL.,, Tor a vacation Of two weeks
Rev. Fr Herculean, pastor of the
Sacred Heart church, returned yes
terday from a visit to Kansas City, :
Mo-, where he spent the past Two
weeks.
Miss May Sheedy. who has been the l
guest of Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Kaufman
IT their home on Portland street for
he past week, has left for her home
n Milwaukee.
The remains Of the late Richard
3urge. OF Seventh street, will Zoe in I
erred tomorrow afternoon in Lake '
View cemetery. Services will be held G
II the residence.
The funeral Of the late John c. j
Mills took place this afternoon with
services at the Salvation Army hall,
Adjutant Symmonds officiating. In c
erment was in Lake View.
The funeral of Ruth, the five-year-
Id daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Graft of Waterworks street, will be '
leld tomorrow afternoon. Services ut :
he Norwegian Lutheran church. q
The Francis w. Green stock COM I
amy played to a good sized audience I
asst evening in the Calumet theater.
Nhe company will occupy the boards
II this week, and will present good
epertoire of plays.
Arrangements have been made for
pecial street cars from Calumet to
dohawk and Lake Linden after the c
ancing party to be given by the Royal +
arch Masons at the Light Guard ar c
nory, Thursday evening. t
The winter campaign for new mem a
'ers in the Y. M. c. A. opened auspic- G
ously yesterday. Two teams, known '
IS the Army and the Navy, have been t
hosen. and every effort will be put d
orth to bring in new members. The S
ampaign will close on February 1, t
when the result will be made known Z
Village Clerk Ellis reports that he G
las paid out bounties on sparrows to s
late amounting to s19.46, which means t
he slaughted of 973 sparrows, the 7
argest number recorded in the village I
If Red Jacket since the killing of spar /
ows was made legal During the past d
wo days ninety sparrows have been 1