The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-08

LOCAL BRIEFS.


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John Wills has returned from
months visit to Copper Herbor.
Capt. Thomas Hoatson has returne,
from business trip to Chicago.
/, DIR. A. r. Tucker OF Mohawk
left yesterday for Marquette on shor
visit.
Mrs. c. II. Rodi and son have re.
turned from Portland, Denver, an(
Chicago.
J Mrs. Frank NJ. Kinsman and sor
Francis have returned from visit
To Milwaukee.
John Bodenna, of Gay. formerly of
this city. expects to leave next week
for the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Mary Findlay, sister of Rev. D.
Stalker, has gone to Minneapolis. and
from there will go to Canada, to
spend a few weeks.
Miss Edith Carlton, daughter of f.
$. Carlton, has returned from Evans
ton, ILL.,, where she has been attending
the Northwestern University.
Frank PAUL, accused of charging
a crime to Julius Torok, of Wolverine,
was found guilty in Justice Fishers
court yesterday and fined $40 and
costs
The monthly melting of the Christ
ian Endeavor society of the Calumet
Congregational CHURCH will be geld
this evening commencing at 1880
o'clock.
The volley bali game that was to
have been played this evening between
the Greens and Blacks in the Y. NJ
c. "A. gym, has been postponed until
next Wednesday evening.
The Red Jacket. flremen gave a we'll
attended dance last evening in the
Italian hall. The event was an UNI
qualified success. There was a large
attendance, and dancing was much en-
joyed.
Mrs. Edward Knudson and three
children, of Racine, Wis, are visit
ing Mrs. Knudson's mother. Adult
ant Symmonds. of the salvation Army. |
rr. Enudson Is keeper uf the break |
water light at Chicago.
There will be n second meeting of |
the c. & III. miners Saturday afternoon
i'm the Red Jacket town hall, for the
purpose of making further arrange
ments for the annual picnic to be
held at the c. q II. park.
Prof. Thomas Wills and wife, and
+. c. Richards and mother. left yes
erday afternoon for New York. where
Mrs. Richards will spend some time.
Prof Wills and wife and Mr.. Richards
will cross the Atlantic, and spend
some time in England.
August Gren left last night for the
Pacific coast, where he will spend the
lext six or seven weeks visiting Mr..
iren is the first copper country trav-
Ter to go over the new line, the Chi
ago. Milwaukee and Puget Sound
Dad, from st, Paul to Seattle
The board of review for Red Jack
Il is i'm session today and also will
sit tomorrow. President Schumacher {
las appointed Louis Slbilsky to take
he place of James V. Gaul on the
board. owing to the latter being out
" town at present. Joseph Hermann ,
$ the other member.
Mrs. Josiah Penberthy left yester-
lag for Appleton, Wis, called there
~ the death of her brother in law,
Roy Deland The, decedent, who was ,
Iged 81, was well known in the cop
Ter country, he formerly having rep
esented the Baldwin Piano company,
which included this territory.
At n meeting of the directors of the
copper Country Building and Loan
association yesterday, Edward Lieb-
Elm of Hancock and August Beck, of
his city. were named to succeed the
ate l.. II. Daume, and John Daniels.
dr. Daniels Is now residing in Fin
and, whore he is in charge of the
American Mining company's
property as general manager.
1t is reported from the BURBERRY
lelds in this vicinity that the bushes
ire literally covered with blossoms,
md 1t is expected that If there are no
filling frost, during the next sixty
lays the crop will be the largest in
number of years. The wild cherry
rop will also be exceptionally large.