The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-29

LOCAL BRIEFS.


Herman Bibber has gone TO Dulutn
on a short business trip.
Frederick J. Curras OF Los Angeles
Is visiting friends here.
Joseph Rock Of Sixth street has
gone to Chicago on business.
Miss jamie Thomas has gone to Dol
lar Bay to spend the remainder of the
week
Joseph Marshall has left for Corn
wall. where ne will spend several
months.
Miss Mary TreeIown OF Dollar Bay.
Is visiting Calumet aud Osceola
friends.
Mrs. Frank Olson and two children
OF Roekland street have returned from
Duluth.
John Nichols and John Anderson
left this afternoon for Detroit, where
they expect to locate.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Red Jacket village council will be held
next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. William BENEFITS and daughter
will leave early next week for Corn
wall, where they viii visit.
Oscar Pollard. formerly connected
with the Calumet Dye works, has left
for Detroit, where he will locate.
Justice C. O. Jackola and Attorney
c. Albert Marsch returned last night
from a short business trip to L'Anse.
Mrs. Morris Kelly and son of Mis-
be heldtomorrow. with interment at
of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael of Mohawk.
Miss Libbie Dave has arrived home
from Chicago where she spent some
time purchasing fall and winter mil
Hnery.
Misses Florence Schubert and Vaira |
Williams of Hancock have returned to |
their homes after visiting Calumet !
friends.
Misses Louie James and Viola Ire
genza and John James of South |
Range, spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting local friends.
Miss Hattie Cunninghame and |
brother, John. have returned to their
home at Freda, after visiting with |
Soddy Of this city.
Miss Margaret Wright and Mrs T.
NJ. Wright. both Of Kansas City, Mo-,
who have been visiting for the past
two months, have left for home.
The funeral of the young son of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Peterson of Copper
City, took place yesterday afternoon.
with interment in Lake View ceme-
terry.
Mrs. a. Elliott and young son ar
rived here Saturday from Cornwall.
after six months visit. Mrs. FL
lott reports a stormy passage across
the Atlantic.
John Grahek left Calumet Sunday
for Davenport. Iowa, where he will
visit for a short time before leaving
for Cincinnati. where he will study
for the priesthood.
VIII Moore. who has been clerk at
The Mineral Randge depot for some
time has resigned his position, TO
accept n position as telegrapher for
the Copper Range road.
Sanitary Inspector ]. i. d. Smith and |
= gang of village employees this morn
ing discovered and repaired a leak i'm
The main sewer pipes on Sixth street,
between oak and Elm.
A meeting Of the Calumet Butchers
association win be held Thursday
evening in Dunn's hall. Matters per-
tanning to the recent picnic, and other
business of Importance will be taken
up.
The wedding of Miss Minnie Hedla
IF Calumet to Charles Bastian of VOL
VERNE will be solemnized tomorrow
evening at the parsonage Of the Kear-
sarge NJ. T.. church, Rev. S. Poolking-
horne, officiating.
Typhoid fever claimed the ffteeen-
son of Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Kiranen of Ahmeek, yesterday. after
n short illness. The funeral took place
this afternoon from the residence, WITH
interment i'm Lake View cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcveagh left
for New York City, Albany
and Saratoga Springs where they will
spend an extended vacation. c. w.
Scouten arrived here Sunday from
Bay City to take a position with the
Excellent progress Is being made
by Contractors Paul =. Roehm and
Will Milford on the Calumet Brewingl
additions to its plant. The
milling and brew house with its addi-
tional machinery has been placed in
but will not be utilized at
full capacitv for n few weeks because
Of the improvement work under way.