The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-05

LOCAL BRIEFS.
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Miss Kate Harrington left last nigl

John II. Higgins. of Duluth, is Wis.,
Ting with Calumet friends.
Phil Niemark has taken a position
with Frank Knivel i'm Laurium.
DR.. o. B. Lambert returned yester-
day from a short professional trip to
Escanaba.
Gus Johnson, of Wolverine, left les
terday for Green Bay. Wis, on a bus
mess trip.
a regular meeting of the Calumet
township board will be held tomor-
row morning.
The funeral of the late Jacob Cron-
inworth. of Mohawk was held yester-
day afternoon.
Miss Jean Wright has returned from
Cleveland where she spent the past
year in the study of music.
Herbert, the -year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. n. orman. is recovering
from severe attack of pneumonia.
Peter Marie, Frances Rosseto, and
Domonick Melchior left yesterday ov-
err the Copper Range, en- route for It
ally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shelves and son
have returned from Cornwall, where
they spent the pasts winter visiting
relatives.
Clayton Kohlhaas returned to ISM
peming today after spending Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A. Kohlhaas.
Sons have been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Taylor, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Brownkoski.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur George left
yesterday for Chicago. Detroit and
Flint where they expect to spend n
three weeks vacation.
The Nightingale Jubilee Singers
have made arrangements to give an
entertainment Thursday evening this
week at the Y. NJ. c. A.
John Blackwood and John Miller of
this city. left yesterday for New
York, en- route to Scotland. where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. VIII Harper, mas returned from
LaPere, this state where she was call
ed some time ago on account of the
serious illness of her brother.
Miss Annie Sotich and Peter Stef-
anez. both of this city, were welded
this morning at st. Joseph's Slovenian
church. Rev. FIR. Klopcic officiated.
The funeral of the late Paul Pich-
iotino, took place yesterday afternoon
with services at st, tMary's church,
and interment in Lake View cemetery. |
Peter Menelchich, winner of the |
state oratorical contest, held at Big |
Rapids Friday evening, and Princi- |
pal c. l. Phelps of the high school re-
turned home yesterday
The funeral of the ten year. old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Joan Gas
pardo, of OsceoJa street. took place
yesterday afternoon. with services at
St Mary's Italian church.
A number of prospective citizens, |
members of the Calumet branch of
the British american Naturalization
league, went TO ,Houghton this morn
ing to get their second papers.
Pat Donovan of Laurium caught a
fourteen inch pike at Lac Ia Belle
yesterday Walter Bennetts of Calu-
met secured twelve pike and
Henry Nampa also had a good catch.
Thomas w. Richards. and Capt.
Frank Lander left yesterday over the
Copper Range en- route for England
where they will spend an extended va
cation participating in the coronation
festivities.
Village Clerk Ellis states that sew
eral RED Jacket residents have called
at the village Office and secured IL
cense tags for their dogs. This shows
that it is realized that the village
officials mean business.
The opening game OF the new sche-
dule i'm the Business Mems volley ball
league, will be played this evening in
the Y. NJ. C. A. gym, when the Reds
and Greens will meet. Previous tol
the game captains will be chosen.
The members of the Red Jacket fire
department will give a dance We'd
nesday evening this week in the ltal-
ian hall A large number of tickets
have been disposed of, and there
should be a good attendance.
James Mcclure, the Sixth street
horse dealer, arrived home yesterday
from a business trip to southern Min
nesota points. This morning two car
loads of horses, 80 in number, arrived
in Calumet consigned to Mr.. Mcclure.
Among those who left here yesterday
for a visit to Cornwall and other Eng
fish counties were Mrs. William Sy-
monds and children, Mrs. Thomas
Nichols and children, Joseph PAUL,
Ernest Trestrail william Angove and
Harry Kestle.
George Jacka, of Eighth street, has
received word that his wife is Ill at
Darien, Wis, where she is visiting
her parents, and may have to undergo
an operation before returning to|
Calumet. II is probable that Mr.. JAG
ka will leave for Darien shortly.
Quincy A. Shaw. president of the
c. & II. and subsidiary mining COM
panies. left yesterday for Boston,
Mass, after spending several days I'M
Calumet. Rudolph A. Agassiz. who
accompanied him here, left for the east
Saturday