The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-03
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Russell Cane ~ Tamarack Is Q
with diphtheria
= Miss Annie Dyer has returned 90 IN
copper country from Cornwall. hns
land
Henry J. Vivian has returned fror
a business trip 10 Chicago and easter
cities
Charles W Daniels has returned q
his home in Duluth. after visit viii
Calumet friends
Miss Martha MacNaughton has LEI
for New York city. where she win re-
sumo her studies.
Harold Johnson and Howard Nyhus
left this morning for Detroit where
ithey expect 70 locate,
Edward Butler Of Portland street
iarrivel home yesterday from two
weeks trip on the lakes.
The charter 81 the Ahmeek nest Of
/ owls vas closed saturday, with a
total membership Of $50.
The Hancock and Calumet hIsh
school football teams viii meet Satur-
lday afternoon in Calumet.
Miss Fiossie Thomas returned yes
terday from a two weeks visit 20 Nir-
sinia. MINI. and Chicago.
Ben Ursin left last night Tor Duluth
10 Join lis parents and make the Zen
ith city his future home.
Mrs. r Earl Click has returned
from a three weeks visit TO cities in
the lower part Of the state.
Mrs. W. H. Howes Of Osceola. left
for Ishpeming yesterday 20 spend a
week visiting relatives ani friends.
Rev. and Mrs. J. \. Ten Brock left
Yesterday afternoon for Milwaukee, 10
attend a convention Of the Episcopa-
liam church.
Edward Ryan Of Detroit, formerly
81 this city. expects TO leave for home
this evening. after spending n couple
Of weeks here.
a chimney fire was discovered at
noon "A building at the rear Of the Red
Jacket fire station. The blaze was
quickly eXtlnquished.
Henry Morrison. son Of NJ. NJ Nor
rison, has been removed TO his home
from the c. & II. hospital where he
has been undergoing treatment.
Charles Van Dusen. of the Tamarack |
cooperative store. has returned from
D visit to Owosso. where ne was called
IN account OF the death Of a nephew.
Mrs. Joseph Winners, Sr., and
daughter Flora Of the c. & a. mine
office staff, have gone TO st. Helens,
this state, where they will visit
friends.
Anders Berne, immigration agent for
The South Shore road. left for his
home in Duluth last evening, after a
short business visit in the copper
country.
William BENEFITS and wife left yes
crday for Boston, whore they win
'ist friends. From there they will
cave for Cornwall. Eng, where they |
viii reside.
4 special meeting of the Red Jack
ct village council was held yesterday
license to August Hidden, who wiz |
transact business on Fifth street.
Architect c. w. Mas of Houghton, |
was a Calumet business visitor yes
terday afternoon Mr.. Mass told The |
News that the present season was one
Of the Guietest in his experience from
a building standpoint. especially in
Calumet.
euchrc club has been organized
in Red Jacket with the following Of
I. NJ. Gillette; vice.
president Leonard -Willmann; secrc-
iary Henry Tonlinson; committee. Joe
Trudell, James Renwick, and Alex
The offices of the Copper Country
Building and Loan Association have
been moved from the Borgo block toI
the Frcderickson block on Pine. The
offices of the Finnish Mutual Fire In
surance company will also be moved
to the Frederickson block.
George Hand and Uriah C. Penber-
thy. grand chief and grand secretary,
respectively OF the knights of the
Golden Eagles, have returned from
Ishpeming, where they went for the
purpose of inspecting the IshpcmingI
and Negaunee branches ~ the order.
James Foulkes is in Milwaukee Wis
iting relatives.
Matt Drazich has returned from
short business trip to Duluth.
The -year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Pietta. of Mohawk, died
last evening. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon, with inter-
ment i'm Lake View cemetery.