The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-31
LOCAL BRIEFS.


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Lansing.
Miss Belle Allen is home from a
visit In Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grierson have
returned from Chicago.
Nathan Lurie left yesterday for
Chicago on a business trip.
Mrs Frank olson and family nave
returned from a visit 10 Duluth.
son has been born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Jacobson Of Franklin street.
Miss Margaret Downing has left for
Milwaukee, TO resume her studies
Israel Plow and Miss Annie Pillow
arrived here yesterday from Montreal.
Al. Fournier Of Eighth street has re-
turned from a business trip TO Chica-
go.
Miss Irene A Penberthy is home
from Marquette where she has been
visiting.
A daughter has been born TO Mr..
and Mrs Peter a. Pelto Of Quincy
street. Florida
James Nankervis. Jr, Of Seventh
street has left for Green Bay, Wis,
where he will locate.
Moritz Helm Of the law firm OF
Helm and Loevinger. Of St Paul is in
Calumet on legal business.
Mrs Frank II. Schumacher and fam
lily have returned from Eagle Harbor
where they spent the summer.
Miss Bessie brunette OF Kalamazoo,
sister Of Mrs. F. ID. Sherwood. arrived
here this morning for a visit.
Miss Agnes Agnitch Of Seventh
street. win leave Saturday for the
500. where she viii teach in the public
schools.
The BARRIERS announce that all Of the
tonsorial parlors in Calumet viii be
closed Monday on account Of Labor
day.
Mr. and Mrs z. Little have return
en- from their honeymoon tour spent
nj Niagara Fails, Buffalo, Detroit and
other cities.
Miss Florence Palmer returned last
night from four weeks visit with
friends and relatives in Minneapolis,
Duluth ana ~. Gaul.
Levi Caise left Monday for his home
at Beaverville, H.. after visiting for
some time at the home Of Mrs. AL
phonse Cardinal Of Tamarack
The next regular meeting Of the
Upper Peninsula Chicken Fanciers
association will he held in the Y. NJ
c. A. assembly room one week from
next Thursday evening.
Attorney John Saari and Attorney o,
| ]. Larson were in Calumet yesterday
Afternoon. and attended a meeting OF
the Finnish American Mining com
pany. They left for Duluth hast
night.
Mrs. william Jacka and family OF
Eighth street. and Miss Aggie Glas-
son. of Sixth street, have returned
from Eagle River, where they have
been spending n couple Of weeks at the
lJacka summer home.
A meeting or the members Of the
| Calumet Butchers association will be
held in Dunns hall this evening at
o'clock for the purpose OF settling al
matters pertaining to the recent pic
mic.
Miss Mabel Richards. supervisor o.
music in the public SCHOOLS Of Apple
ton. Wis. left for her home Saturday
after visiting for n few weeks with he
aunt. Mrs. Harriet Bryant, and othe
Tamarack friends and relatives.
The Tamarack baseball team defeat
ed the Newtown team yesterday b!
the score Of 16 to Is. James, F. and c
Wester and Korgan were the batter!
for the Newtowns and Billing. Gas
paricn and Caps officiated for tn
Tamaracks.
Jacob Koskela, who was brough
back 20 Calumet from Lamoure, \
D.. on a charge OF deserving his VIII
and family. has been placed on pro
? baton by Justice Jackola. Koskel
is required 10 furnish bond of $50
with two sureties that he will supper
: them.