The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28

LOCAL 6REVIT'Es.


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Fred ]. Geitmann. Of Milwaukee, 4
In Calumet on business.
Mrs. John Ross left yesterday FOL
Winnipeg, Man, 90 Join her husband.
John Yauch lcf, yesterday afternoon
FOR Globe, Ariz.. where he expects e
locate.
\ daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Sincock Of Min,
street.
Carl wertinen Of Manchester, y. II.
is visiting Calumet relatives and
friends
Ward BENEFITS has returned from a
hunting trip spent in the vicinity Of
Cooper Harbor.
George Petit, Of Milwaukee left for
home yesterday afternoon after spend
iEs week in Calumet.
Mr.. and Mrs John Yeo Of Cleveland.
arrived here last week and will make
their nome in Calumet.
Arthur Herstrom and William Nor
aser have returned from a hunting trip
az Toiyala. They were unsuccessful
Winnifred. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha Trevithick Of Tamarack. is i'm
proving slowly from her recent illness.
John Dymock has returned from n
visit TO Chicago. He also took i'm the
Michigan-Penn football game at Ann
Arbor.
Mike Doering. OF Raymbaultown was
stricken with paralysis yesterday, and
is reported 10 be IN a very serious con-
dltion today.
William Knight and Fred Larson are
expected home tomorrow from Toivala,
where they spent a couple Of weeks
deer hunting.
Mrs. C.. Green of West DePere. Wis.
left yesterday afternoon for home af-
ter spending q few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul p. Roehm.
The members OF the Ahmeek fire
department have arranged for n dane
ing party to be conducted at the new
Ahmeek fire hall tomorrow evening.
John Knivel is expected home the
latter part OF the week from Milwau- !
kee. where he went for the purpose Of !
attending the funeral OF the late Peter |
Heinrich.
Joseph Bernard the well known
horse trainer ana jockey was kicked /
by a horse yesterday, sustaining a |
broken leg. The accident will lay him
up for some time.
The members Of Court Louis de
France will hold a regular meeting AT
the First National bank hall of Laur-
ium Sunday afternoon and will elect
officers for the ensuing year.
The funeral Of the late Miss Theresa /.
Kantilla of yellow Jacket; was held |
yesterday afternoon, with services at
the Finnish NJ. +. church, and inter
ment in Lake View cemetery.
The death took place yesterday of |
the nine-months-ol child Of MIR. and |
Mrs. Josepr Scheringer. of oak street.
Pneumonia was the cause. Funeral ar
will be completed today.
Charles Briggs and Capt. James
Hoatson. directors of the Calumet & |
Arizona Mining company, arrived home
today from Bisbee. Ariz.. where they
have been on tour of inspection of |
the property
Attorney w. ]. Galbraith left for
Chicago yesterday afternoon on a
short business trip. He will join Mrs.
Calbraith who has been visiting there
for the past two weeks. They are eX-
pccted back Saturday.
The Hermann Sons will give a char
ity dance in the Italian hall on Thurs
day evening, THANKSGIVING Music will /
be furnished by the Ideal orchestra, Of
which Tony Rolando is director. An |
excellent program has been arranged.
Calumet friends of Or. -. II. Abrams. |
OF Dollar Bay, are persistent I'm their |
that he will he a candidate !
at the primaries and general election
for the Office of Congressman for the |
Twelfth Congressional district. of
which the copper country forms part |
Lawrence Cain was arrested and
brought before Justice Fisher last
evening. charged with obstructing an
officer while i'm the execution of his
duty Cain when arraigned entered n !
plea OF not guilty, and will fight the
case. The hearing has been set for
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