The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.


Mrs. F. C. Ridley of Centennial, who
underwent an operation at the c. &
IL. hospital recently, is reported do &.
ing nicely
George Antioho the oak street fruit
merchant. has returned from years
visit To Greece.
Miss Anna Dyer of Osceola. left
yesterday for Cornwall, where she will
spend the summer.
Arthur Barsotti and Andrew Ban
dettini returned yesterday from a
business trip to Chicago.
Miss Viola oliver of Ishpeming. who
mas been visiting Calumet friends, re-
turned home this afternoon.
Edgar Heaton of Portland. Ore, ar
rived home on Mothers Sunday. for
visit with his parents on Laurium
street, Calumet.
Charles Fisher of Caledonia street,
arrived home Yesterday from Jack
sonvllle. III. where he has been work.
ing as florist.
Vincent Paganucci OF the firm OF
DefOsso and Paganucci OF Oak street.
returned Saturday from an eight
months old Visit to his old home in |
Italy
The members of the Calumet town
ship board Of review will visit certain |
portions of the township tomorrow.
This trip viii complete the boards
work OF inspection.
James Nichols, who was severely
injured recently in the Hecla branch
of the c. & II. mine, Is reported to be
doing as well as can be expected at
the c. & II. hospital.
Prosecuting Attorney Macdonald. |
returned yesterday from Minneapolis,
where he was called by the death OF
his father He went TO Houghton this
morning on legal business.
William Stevens of the Tamarack |
CO. Operative store, left yesterday at
ternoon FOR Cornwall for a three
months visit. He also will visit in
London and other parts of Great Brit
ain.
A regular meeting of "One and Ar
lodge will be held Wednesday evening |
in the Odd Fellows hall on Fifth |
street for the purpose of nominating |
and electing officers for the ensuing |
Sly months.
Bishop Els OF Marquette oflciated at |
the confirmation of large classes of |
children at the st. Annes st. Antho- Il
l.y's and Sacred Heart churches yes
terday. A large class will be confirmed
ut Mohawk tomorrow.
The advance seat sale for the APP
pearance here of the st. Paul Sym
phony orchestra, on the evening or
May 81, at the Calumet theater, open
ed this morning at the Y. NJ. G. A.
The sale is reported good.
Caleb Weir, formerly a well known
copper country baseball player. under
went a serious operation at the Mo-
hawk hospital last week. 1t is expect
I'd he will recover. Weir was to have
nad try-out with the Mohawk team
n the baseball game played Satur-
lay.
IL has practically been decided that
he Crestview Park of the Keweenaw
Central road will be opened on Decor
'tion day. The Keweenaw Central
rains ran TO crestview today for the
of those who decided to
Ittend the session of Circuit Court at II
Eagle River.
Unknown persons have removed sew
raj articles OF value from the steamer
doreland which is on the reef off Ea-
sle River during the last few weeks.
Several rugs. some oak dressers, ia
lies and desks and brass bedstead
ave been removed from one of the
abins Of the boat.
James Yelland ana wife. who came II
Town from Calumet to attend the fun
raj Of MS brother. the late Richard
LELAND. left for their home yesterday III
fternoon. MIR. Yelland formerly lived II
n Negaunee. he. having left here
welve years ago to take position at
he Lake Angeline mine I'm Ishpemlng.
Were he worked for six years. then
Ding TO the Copper Country. While
resident Of Negaunee he worked un-
er Captain John Deacon. who has
cneral supervision Of the Hartford,
'ambria and LILY mines Mining |