The Calumet news., 1911-08-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.



umet are the parents of a girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Solitch of Pin,
street are the parents OF twin boys.
George Ross, boiler Inspector for tn,
Hartford Insurance company. is ill.,
The Copper CITY baseball team viii
give dance at Copper City saturda,
evening.
James Nichols of Centennial Is suf-
fering from slight attack of blood
poisoning.
Miss Julia Lisa left this morning
for st. Johns, where she will spend a
short time.
Miss Irene Hendrickson of centen-
nial Heights is visiting in Hancock
for a few weeks.
Fred Hills of Duluth, passenger agent
OF the Great Northern. and wife. are
visiting in Calumet.
Ralph Wilson, manager of the Cable
Piano company has left for Chicago
and Detroit on business.
Edgar Bye left yesterday for Ma
CARA Falls, n. Y, where he was called
by the death of his father
John Viking of Ispheming formerly
Of Calumet is visiting here. for the
first time-in seventeen years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Belopavlovich
have left for Minneapolis. where they
win visit and possibly will locate.
w. A. Schuick and T. A. skinner
senior students at Columbia University
are visiting in the copper country.
Capt. Albert f. Hooper arrived
home today from Port Huron, where
he attended the state militia camp.
Miss Catherine Robertson. steno-
srapher at the Calumet State bank, is
spending a few days at Eagle River
Mrs. Michael Tobinski, wife of Mich
lel Tobinski. formerly Of Vertin Bros.
but now of Chicago, is visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvle L. Sullivan OF !
Chicago are visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Sylvester ]. Sullivan.
c. Albert Marsch and Justice c. O. |
Iackola are expected home this evening |
rom n short business trip to LAnse
Misses Alice and Clara Smith have |
eft for their home at Houston Texas, |
'fter visiting at the Schroeder resi-
lence.
Miss Matte Gale has returned from
, five months visit with her sisteV.
Mrs. Charles Baker Of Cumberland,
arizona.
The young people of the Swedish NJ.
9 church will entertain at a social in
he parlors of the church Saturday
vening.
Jerry Kellyiof the Western Express
Office is suffering from an
INJURED arm received in a fall from
lis motorcycle.
Joseph r. Reed, upper peninsula
general agent of the Detroit Life In
urance company, leaves today for De-
roit on business.
John Clever and wife have arrived
omc from Canada. Mr.. Gievcr's mar
iage was big surprise to his many
riends in Calumet.
"A special meeting Of the Calumet
ownship board will be held this after
Don to act on bids for the proposed
Dad improvements.
Miss Mabel Wier has departed for
er home at Warren, Pa, after visiting
or some weeks with her sister Mrs.
'harles Houle of Tamarack
Mrs. Murdock McDuff and daughter.
Hiss Thclma. arrived home yesterday
N the Octorara from a four weeks
'isit at Duluth and Virginia, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Carlton and Mr..
nd Mrs. w II. Thielman Of Laurum
ave left for ArVon. where they will
amp for the remainder of the week.
Mrs. John Pentecost and son, Ralph,
Irs. John Pentecost, Jr., and son, Her
'ert, left this afternoon for Negau-
Zee where they will spend a few
lays.
Lieut.. Joseph winners is expected
ONE today from Detroit where he
pent a short time after the close Of
he National Guard camp at Port
iuron.
Rev. a. Anderson of Marinctte dis
riot superintendent of the Swedish NJ
:. churches in this section has left for
ONE after visiting the local church on
sunday.
The Kewcenaw Central road an
ounces that excursion trains will be
un to Crestview and Lac La Belle ac-
ordinG TO the Sunday schedule on La
or Day.
Robert w. Bcnnetts, who has been
isiting with his son. Joseph Bennetts
Dr some time left today for Ashe-
lille, N. c., where he will visit a