The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.
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John Centanino. of Red Jacket, left
last night for Iron Mountain.
Ivor Johnson is spending few days
I'm Negaunee visiting friends.
Miss Agnes Agnitch left today for
the 500 where she will teach school.
Miss Mabel Richards has returned
To- Appleton. Wis. after a brief visit in
Calumet.
John Il. Rowe, deputy food inspect
or. has returned from the 500 and
other cities.
Mrs. l.. T. Ursin returned to her
home In Duluth this week, after
| spending a week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Swinton have
returned from their honeymoon spent
in lower Michigan towns.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Aho left yester-
day for Helsingfors. Finland, where
they will spend several months.
| John Bertolotta and William IL.
Kline. of Tamarack, left last night for
Saskatchewan, Calgary. Canada.
Wilfred Gendrou has returned to
lChicago after spending week with
friends and relatives- in Calumet.
Harold Inch left yesterday for
Flint. where he will enter the employ
OF the Buick Automobile company.
Attorney and Mrs. Angus w. Kerr
have returned from the lower part of
the state. and Detroit and Chicago,
Twin boys were born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander A. Brown
OF Cemetery street, Hecla location.
The banks of Calumet will be closed
Monday owing to the observance OF
Labor Day, which is a legal holiday.
Frank Peterson has returned to
Rockford, ILL.,. after spending couple
of weeks with relatives in this sec
tion.
Louis Sewing. John c. Vogel, and
Herman Bibber have returned from a
visit to the townsite of Carnegie, near
Duluth.
Miss Adelaide Uren returned to her
home I'm Ishpeming yesterday after
spending few days at the Knowles
residence.
Miss e. Kasner, of Avoca, Ia, who
came here to attend the Paulson-Nel-
son wedding, left for home yesterday
afternoon
Attorney William j. Galbraith is ex-
pected home today from Elgin, H.,
where he accompanied the remains Of
his late father.
Mrs. Charles Mugford and family
al
summer visit at the Mugford summer
home at Eagle Harbor.
Mrs. Muck and daughter of Mar
quette are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. f. G, Danielson of School
street for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moltor. former
| ~ OF this city, but for the past three
years residents of Mohawk. left ves-
terday afternoon for Chicago.
John Stefanez, Leo Schroeder and
Emil Asselin returned today from
White City, where they have been
spending couple of weeks
DR.. James Watson returned last
evening from a ten days camping trip
at the White City. His wife and fam
lily will return on Labor Day.
The members of Calumet Council,
Knights of Columbus. will leave this
evening for Ishpeming, where they will
attend big initiation ceremonial to-
morrow.
| The promenade by the Calumet and
Hecla band at the Electric park last
evening was largely attended and
proved very pleasant The dancing
program was greatly enjoyed by those
present.
| The Tamarack baseball team de-
feated the Newtown team yesterday by
the score of 10 to 8. oliver, Young
land Gasparich were the battery fol-
Tamarack and oliver and Trudgeon for
Newtown.
The first meeting of the X-Ray club
for the fall season will be held at the
IY. NJ. G. A. next Wednesday evening
The principal feature of the program
lis the presidents address by J. M
Chapman. 4
There will be meeting of the exc
cutive and finance committees and tho
| Calumet and Hecla miners at the Red
Jacket town hall this afternoon, to
wind up the affairs in connection with
the recent picnic.
| Mrs. @. Wise and sister. Miss Ruth
lLowery. of Brewster. n. Y, will leave
for home this afternoon. after spend
ing n few weeks here visiting theii
II father, II. c. Lowery.
Mrs. Arvid and Miss Helen Braastad
of Ishpeming. and Mrs. George Newett
also of Ishpeming, who came here tC
attend the Nelson Paulson wedding
returned home yesterday.
DEATH OF JAMES ROWE.