The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-07
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LOCAL BRIEFS.


A son has been born 70 Mr.. and Mrs
e William PAUL OF Wolverine.
e Mrs. Hannah Makki has returned
- from visit 10 Portland, ore.
n Patrick Cowan left last night for De-
10 troit where ne expects 10 locate.
= Henry Lapp left last night for Du-
luth and other Minnesota cities.
K Harry Winters left this morning for
s Ishpeming to spend a week with rela-
g tives.
3 Miss Annie Macdonald left yester-
e day afternoon for Chicago where she
S viii visit
Miss Flossie Dion returned this
| week from a visit with relatives in
! Milwaukee.
Miss Myrtle Macdonald left yester-
day for Chicago, where she viii visit
FOR a month.
!; Miss Florence Thomas has returned
from a months visit with friends at
IHibbing, MINI.
Walter Gipp has undergone a sue
cessful operation at the c. & H. hospi-
tai for appendicitis.
William Bennetts, Of Tamarack, the
well-known cricketer, has recovered
from a months Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Mataya and
son Charles LEFT yesterday afternoon
for Dawson City. New Mexico.
DIR. and Mrs \. c. Roche left yes
terday for Fowlerville and Anderson,
this state, where they will visit.
James Foulkes, Of the Michigan
/ House, has returned from a two weeks
visit with friends in Milwaukee.
John Grierson. Of the firm of Morgan
land Grierson. of Centennial, left yes
tcrday afternoon for Chicago on a bus
mess trip.
Thore w. Sorensen and wife will
leave tomorrow for Owatonna. MINI.
Mr.. Sorensen was night operator for
The News.
George F. Hall Of Chicago. represen-
tative of the Crown Piano co. is spend
ing a few days with Prof. August Es-
pei Of Iaurium
Miss Beatrice Hall Of North Tam
.arack, has returned from Minneapolis
and other cities where she has been
spending a month.
John Roberts, of Tamarack, will re-
sumo work Monday morning after be-
ing laid up for the past six weeks with
injuries to his hand.
Miss Rhoda NJ Baker is expected
home tomorrow from Chicago, Milwau-
kee and lower Michigan. where she
has spent several weeks.
Robert Renwick, Calumets star
pitcher, left yesterday afternoon for
Fowlerville, Mich, where he will take
par, a baseball tournament
The initial meeting OF the fall season
Of the Calumet woman's club was held
yesterday afternoon at the " M. c. a.
The new officers took up their duties
Mrs. J. w. Selden is entertaining
Mrs. Lloyd Linton OF Houghton, and
the Misses Lock and Sclden at the
Selden summer home at Bette dc Girls.
Daughters were born this morning 10
Mr. and Mrs Abraham Karvonen, of
the Florida location, and Mr. and Mrs
Norman McAuley, of South Rockland
street.
Leonard Leigh, of Seattle. WASH
who has been visiting Calumet and
Lake Linden relatives, left for home
yesterday. Mr.. Leigh was formerly a
resident Of this city.
Capt John Cliff, formerly under-
ground superintendent of the Quincy,
has returned 10 his home in Chicago
after spending a couple of weeks visit
ing copper country relatives.
The dancing party given under the
auspices of 90. A Engineers at the
Calumet Light Guard armory last
evening proved very successful Music
was rendered by the c. & II. orchestra.
Mrs. Benjamin Tonkin and Miss
Mary Harris have returned from
months visit to friends in Detroit.
| Cleveland and Mt. Clemens. Miss Har-
ris is now spending a short time at
Green Bay.
Commander In Chief Droelle of De-
| troit, win inspect Calumet branch of
the Lady Maccabees of the World
Monday evening. The local members
are planning social evening for the
commander, following the business
session.
Two applicants applied to Township
Clerk George Martin for deer licenses
this morning. They are Uriah Blight
and Arthur f. MemzeL Clerk Martin
expects a big demand for deer licenses
this season. He states that the length
OF time, six weeks in which hunters
may hunt will tend to bring more of
them out.
Calumet Commandary, Knights of
the Golden Eagles. held farewell re-
ception last evening i'm honor Of
stephen Quick, the retiring secretary,
who will leave shortly for the west
where he will locate Mr.. Quick has
been secretary of the order for the past
term, and his services have been much
appreciated
Before diamond has been dressed
IL passes through the hands of cleaver
turner, cutter, sawyer and polisner