The Calumet news., 1911-04-13

LOCAL BRIEFS.


NhHtSS III. hSnSulSN mas eN"S
Detroit on business.
Miss Ella Halter Of ontonagon, il
visiting in Calumet.
Howard Osborne left yesterday for
Proctor, Minn.. 10 reside
William ]. Meehan left yesterday for
Proctor. MINI. where ne will locate.
oscar Olson left this week for Co
thenberg. Sweden, to spend the sum-
mcr
Waldo stephens has left for Mesaba
Range points. where he win likely To-
cate.
An OF the school in Calumet Dis
trict No l will be closed tomorrow on
iaccount Of Good Friday.
Louis Niemi left this week for Win
nipeg. Canada. to make his future
home.
James r. Terrill left yesterday for
Cornwall, where he will spend the
summer.
Bert Larson LETT yesterday FOR Green
Bay. where he will play ball this
summer.
Mrs. Adolph Galinotti and children
left last night for Duluth to join Mr.
Galinottl
a party of ten left Calumet last
might for European points, mainly
Austria and Finland.
Samuel Stephens has arrived here
from Butte, Mont, and will make
Calumet his future home.
Mrs. James Hoatson returned yes
terday from Chicago after spending
a week in the Windy city.
Charles Mugford has gone to Eagle
Harbor. where he will spend the re-
mainder of the week.
ON account OF the Easter holidays,
ST. Anthony's Polish parochial school
closed yesterday. until Monday morn
ing OF next week.
Attorney w. j. Galbraith is expect
ed home Sunday from Lansing. where
he has been spending the past two
weeks on business.
Roy Reynolds, son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. j. Reynolds of Laurium, Is home
from Ann Arbor. and will spend the
Easter holidays here.
Capt. and Mrs. James Chynoweth |
OF Portland street are expected home |
tomorrow from an extended tour i'm
the west and southern Michigan.
Last nights rehearsal for the big !
war concert, held i'm the Light Guard |
Armory. was well attended. and ex-
cellent progress made, under the di- |
rection of George ID. Barnard, of the
c. & II. band.
Mrs. Harry Vivian entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. VII
Wan yesterday afternoon at bridge
whist i'm honor of Miss Lucille whistler
who will be welded shortly. About
twenty ladies were present
The remains of the late Mrs. l.. w.
Weisenhorn will arrive here Saturday
rom Portland, Ore, for interment in
Lake View cemetery. The funeral
will be held from the home OF Mrs.
G. Rowe of this city, a sister of
The decedent
The big hosting engine at the
ramarack Jr.. is being dismantled. and
will be taken TO the Superior mine as
soon as possible where it will be
placed in commission. The work is
lnder the supervision of the c. g. II.
Mining company
William G. Ellis of the Tamarack
cricket club, has resigned as a playing
member of that club, and signed up
With the Wolverine team i'm the cop-
per country league. Ellis is a first
class batsman and should greatly
strengthen the Wolverine team.
The joint funerals of August Paulsal
lf Pine street, who expired suddenly
Tuesday evening. and John Ahrla, of |;
The Osceola. will take place tomorrow
afternoon. with services at the Fin
nish Apostolic church on Pine street.
and interment i'm Lake View cemetery.
Professors Hodge and Brown of the
Calumet high school entertained at II
The Calumet Y. NJ. c. A. last evening
At six-course dinner in honor of Mr..
Frei, who has resigned his position
with Paine, Webber & Co, and will
eave shortly for Marquette. The ban
1uet, which was "A splendid one. was
served by Miss Lonsberry, i'm charge of
The spa. Mr.. Frei. who has been en-
ployed as bookkeeper by Paine. Web
Der & Co.. has been a resident of Cal
lmet for the past year and half
and has many friends here.