The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-26

LOCAL BRIEFS.



Mrs. Joseph p. Grahek has left for
Cadillac To visit.
Mrs. Charles Brahany is visiting i'm
lshpeming for a few days.
\ son was born To Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustaf Hella of the osceola road yes
terday.
Mrs. Donald Young OF Duluth Is the
guest of friends i'm Calumet Tor a short
time.
\ daughter has been born to Mr..
and Mrs. James Philips of Swede-
town.
John Matilda and family left yes
tcrday for Detroit. where they will
reside.
Miss lillian Braastad of Ishpeming
is the guest OF frien-s In Calumet for
a short time.
Edward Woodward. Of the Red
Front store. has gone to Chicago on a
business trip.
A son was born yesterday To Mr..
and Mrs. John Cavetto of ID street
Raymbaultown.
Arthur Reed Is singing at the Crown
theater. which is under the manage
ment of John Vogel
Fred Larson of Sixth street, will
leave tomorrow for Toivala, where he
will spend few days fishing.
Repairs are being made To the roof
Of the Red Jacket fire nall. 1t is he.
ing treated with tar dressing.
William REYNOLDS has accepted a
position as solicitor for the Calumet
Mutual Fire Insurance company.
Chris Grihble Of Eighth street, has
recovered from mis- recent illness, and
is again attending to his duties.
Otto Decker has returned from De-
troit. where ne accompanied the re-
mains OF his mother for interment
sam A5ramson. formerly proprietor
of the Unique restaurant of this city
arrived here yesterday from Duluth
on business.
Mrs. a. G. Andrews and Mrs. II.
Smith have been called 10 owen
Sound, Ont, by the serious illness
OF their mother.
Ms. NJ. c. Quinn. sister of John ID.
Cuddihy, has returned to her home at
Negaunee, after spending the past.
three weeks in Calumet.
The picnic committee of the c. &
II. miners will meet al the Red Jack
arrange for this years outing.
Mrs. NJ. c. Quinn of Negaunee has
returned to her home after spending
about three weeks as the guest of
friends and relatives in Calumet.
a son was born yesterday TO Mr..
and Mrs. John Maurin OF Red Jacket.
Mr. Maurin is proprietor of the PENN
sula meat market on Sixth street.
Arrangements are being made by
all of the local churches for the OBJ
servance of Children's day. which
falls on the second Sunday in June
Officers for the ensuing term will DE
at the regular meeting of
Calumet Encampment. |. u. q. +. at
the Calumet odd Fellows hall this
evening.
Vastbinder and Read are installing
their new soda water fountain. I'll
the rest Of the new fixtures,
and adds mucn to the appearance Of
the store.
Presidents daybwill be observed at
the regular meeting of the Calumet
Womans club at the Y NJ. c. A. this
afternoon. this being the las: meeting
of the term.
The seat sale and the matinee and
evening concerts by the st. Paul Sym
phony orchestra next Wednesday
evening is progressing satisfactorily at
the Y. M! c. A.
Joseph Lalonde, aged 81, is dead at
his home at Valley Field. Quebec, ont.
The late Mr.. Lalonde was a former
Calumet resident. He was the father
of Mrs. Homer Beauchaine Of Laur-
ium and Mrs Edward Archambeau
of Hubbell.
The death took place yesterday af-
ternoon of the seven months -old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Richards
Of Rockland street. The funeral viii
take place tomorrow afternoon, Rev
C. l.. Adams of the Calumet NJ. e
church, officiating.
Contractor Charles Mugford \ Is
making excellent progress on the new
retaining wall being built for Red
Jacket village. at the north end Of
Fifth street, to complete the extern
sion of that street from Pine to the
Copper Range depot.
pau,n, rouniou md cnipnpr will