The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-08
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Mrs X. S. Baker OF Marquette is
visiting at the home of Mrs r. b.
Lang.
James c. Thompson of Milwaukee,
formerly local agent of the Anchor and
Western lines. is visiting i'm the city.
u. ]. Collette, general agent of the
"copper" Range railroad at Chicago, is
in the copper country on a business
trip.
r.. T. McKeever vice president and
general manager of the Copper Range
consolidated arrived yesterday from
Boston to attend the NJ. c. NJ. celebra-
tion.
William Anderson, instructor last
year mt the NJ. c. NJ. and who for a year
past has been located at Cornell, has
arrived here TO attend the College cell
ebration.
Leo Haas has taken "a position as
warehouseman i'm the Swift hardware
store during the absence of Earl Sui
livan with Company &C." at the state
camp.
Tar Goodell a member of the Por-
tage Lake and Northland Golf clubs,
was elected vice president of the Min
ncsota state Golf Association last
week MIR. Goodell is now located at
Duluth.
William Barth, formerly ticket agent
of the Copper Range at Houghton has
been appointed to succeed w. A. Cobb
i'm the office of General Agent II. f..
Stewart of the Chicago. st. Paul and
Milwaukee railroad in Houghton, and
assumed his duties this morning. Mr..
Cobb left Sunday for Milwaukee.
The Houghton council yesterday
awarded a contract TO John H. Rich
ards, to repair the public dock at the
Got of Huron street. Work will be
started at once and probably will be
completed i'm short time.
John d. Ryan. president of the Ann
algamated Copper company, who has
boon spending several weeks with To-
cal friends and relatives leaves To-Day
for New York. Mrs Ryan and son,
Carlos will remain i'm Houghton as tho
guests of Mrs. c. ID. Sheldon.
A splendid rehearsal of In To-
bero" was held last night at the Ker-
redge thcatcr and there will be re-
hcarsals tonight and tomorrow night
FOR the final performance of the COM
edy at that theater Thursday night.
Principals and chorus are taking hold
of the work with the same vim that
characterized the performance last
spring and it promises To be one of
the brilliant features of the reunion
doings.
a number of mining college alumni
arrived on the Juniata yesterday af-
tcrnoon. Among the passengers were
Mrs. Il. NJ Ingram and children ana
| the Misses Vange and Valerie Haas
returning from a visit with relatives
i'm Detroit. Passengers to Duluth in
| the Tioncsta last night included Mrs
Charles Mcintyre of Lake Linden and
| the Misses Florence and Lottie Jeffrey
of Hancock.
All the county Offices at the court
house building were closed today to
give the officials and their assistants
an opportunity to take in the college
| celebration.
A regular meeting Of the township
board was held yesterday afternoon
at the office of Clerk Little, at which
bills were allowed and routine bust
ness transacted.
Captain Martin NJ. Foley of Com
pany G was out this morning, watch
ing the parade from an automobile, al
though unable to take part i'm the cele-
bration by reason of his broken arm
He is improving rapidly from the eff
feots of his injury.
]. A. Elsie of Milwaukee passen-
ger agent of the Santa Fe road is In
Houghton on business visit
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Walsh left yes
terday for Bark River, Ontario, to WIS.,
II with relatives.
Mrs. w. T. Fairfield and son, Cor.
don of Green Bay, Wis, are visiting al
the home of her sister, Mrs. II. II
Terrio on Diamond street
The Houghton Giants won n double.
header on Sunday. beating the Han.
cock Colts by To 2 and Chassell,
to s.