The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-21
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Jane Doyle 81 Calumet avenue
spent yesterday at Hubbell
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Forster of
Oak street are the parents Of daugh-
ter
son arrived az the aome Of Mr..
and Mrs. Steven Mehelchich on sat
urday.
Mrs. r. c. Thicle, of Milwaukee. is
visiting her mother Mrs. Cordelia
Jacka.
Al orth. right fielder of the Calu-
met baseball team is the proud father
of a son. ~ ra
win Moore departed Saturday for
the 500. where he win spend short
vacation.
George Jacka and family left this
morning Tor Crystal Falls, where they
will visit
Miss Fannie Cayorly has LEFT for
Shawano, Wis. where she win spend
two weeks.
Miss Florence Christy of Chicago.
is a guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. ]. Vivian.
Mrs. L. F Ursin and family will
leave this week for Duluth where
they will join Mr.. Ursln.
Miss Bessie wareham of Calumet
left Saturday for Detroit where she
win spend short vacation.
Miss Florence. Pelto Of the Cal
braith ana Mccormick offices is en-
| joying a two weeks vacation.
James Mcclure and family have re-
turned from Copper Harbor where
they spent the last three weeks.
Mrs. G. l.. Clausen Of Chicago, is.
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
George williams for a short time
John Lean has returned from a va
cation trip % Chicago, during which
he witnessed six major league ball
games.
Joseph Anstess leaves Wednesday en-
route for England where he will spend
several months. He will sail on the
:. S. St Paul. h,9I'3 II
The family of Robert Chubb, form
erly agent of the Western Express
company. butt now Of Duluth, will
join him i'm that city this week.
Mrs. VIII II. Minnear, Mrs. Ed Bast
and Miss Lillian wcibcr have returned
from White City where they have
been camping for several weeks.
c. w. Hungerford is expected home
tomorrow from Detroit, where he
spent few days after the close of the
National guard camp at Port Huron.
Mrs. John r. Macdonald and daugh-
ter. Miss Blanche, arrived home yes
terday from three months trip to the
coast. They also visited Minnesota
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex MacKay of Raym-
baultown leave Thursday for Detroit
They will be entertained at farewell
party at the First Presbyterian church
this evening.
The funeral of the late Nina Sadich,
whose death occurred Friday was
held this AFTERNOON from the Finnish
Apostolic church with interment at
Lake View
There was a large attendance at the
band concert given under the auspices
of the c. & II. band ut the Electric
park yesterday. The program was
greatly enjoyed.
The annual picnic of the Tamarack
Junior NJ. T.. Sunday school will be
held next Saturday at the Tamarack
Junior grove. Supper will be served
on the grounds.
DIR. Richard Allen leaves tomorrow
for Evart. this state. where he will act
as best man at the Priest-Kerr we'd
ding. Later he will visit his brother,
Dr. Will Allen of Detroit.
The clerks of the Tamarack store
conducted several hammer and drill
contests at the c. a. II. park this week.
The best mark made under standard
rules was 15% inches in fifteen min
utes.
| Word has been received here TO the
effect that Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph AS
selin will arrive home Friday from
Boston. New York and other cities
where they have spent their money
moon.
Edwin Edwards, p. G.. c. r., and
Thomas Hollow of this city. left yes
terday for Detroit, where they will at
tend the national convention Of the
Foresters of America, acting as local
delegates.
The funeral Of the four-months- old
Ichild of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gregorich,
lof Birch Lane. Red Jacket, took place
yesterday, with services at st. Johns
lCroatian church. The child died Sat
Iurday afternoon.
Miss Florence Bastian leaves tomor-