The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-01

LOCAL BRIEFS.


\ son has been born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Lowery.
Miss Mary L. Vivian has gone to
Grand Rapids. where she will visit.
a daughter was born yesterday 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Laaksa of wTolver-
inc
A son was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Langdon Of South Kear-
sarge.
Martin Emnger Of Los Angeles. left
yesterday afternoon for Chicago. after
brief visit in Calumet
Sons have been born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tregear OF Tamarack Jr., and
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bruson of Elm
street
Arthur Reed opened an engagement
.at the Crown theater last evening Mr.. |
Reed is one OF Calumet's most popular
vocalists.
4 fine program hwas been prepared
for the regular meeting Of the Calumet /
N-Ray club to be held at the Y c. |
\. this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J w. Selden have
moved from apartments i'm the Calu-
met state Bank building to the Vertin
fats on Sixth street.
The In-ter-se CAmong Ourselves)
club announces its second dancing
party at the Calumet Light Guard Ar
mory on Friday evening. November "a.
Miss Ali Mikko. nurse of the Up
per Peninsula hospital at Newberry is
visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs II
Emanuel Mikko of Raymbaultown for
a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. George Of
South Rockland street on Saturday I
evening celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary. a large number of friends
Helped them to mark the anniversary.
The wedding of Miss Alma Hanson
IF Calumet to William Collins of Kear-
'arge will be solemnized Wednesday.
Vow s. at the home of Miss Hanson's
PARENTS.
The Christian Endeavor society of
he First Congregational church will
ntertain at steriopticon entertain
nent. with views OF the Yellowstone
ark on Friday evening.
The funeral OF the late Charles Will
.ewamen, aged 30, whose death oc-
urred yesterday at his home on Pine
treet. will be held tomorrow afternoon !
Vim services at the Apostolic church.
n charge Of Rev. Heideman at 1880
clock. :
The Christian Endeavor society of
he Calumet Presbyterian church en- ;
al a 10 |
ocial last evening. There was a large :
tendance and the program was
realty enjoyed. Luncheon was served.
Friends Of John Evans, who was
ably burned through an explosion of
aSoline, while lighting a fire at Kear-
arge this week, will be pleased to u
Earn that his recovery now seems like
? at the Tamaracll hospital. Ii was 0
first feared the burns would prove
ltal
Calumet was visited by a heavy fall :
f snow last night and today In con- c
equence q number of sleighs were
cen on the streets. Wagons were
till in evidence. however. The snow a
elayed the Northwestern train some
What, but the st. Paul and Milwaukee
rain was on time.
II is expected that there will be
ig influx of hunters To the woods fol-
owing the recent fall of snow. Hunt
ng is now reported excellent, and
many are planning to take to the v
woods. Township Clerk George Martin
ssued twelve applications for deer H.
cnses this morning, bringing his total v
~ to 1l2. !,
Capt Brew Of Iron River and Capt a,
engrey Of Spring Valley visited at n
ne home of Rev. w. II. Collycott last n
unday. Row Collycott presided as II
aston Of the NJ. T.. church at Iron N
liver for several years before coming
} Osceola and was very much pleased h,
} receive a call from one of his for Y,
Ter parishioners. lin