The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.
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j. j. ArnONttz ana FAMILY nave gone
to Aston to spend a few days.
Tho village is making repairs to the
curbing on Seventh street between Elm
and Pine streets
Sol Sands has left for Buffalo and
other cities. where he viii spend the
next three weeks
Victor Curto Of Chicago. formerly oil
Red Jacket, will visit In Calumet with
his brothers next week.
DR. O. Il. Lambert returned tn Es-
canada this afternoon. after spending
a few days in Calumet.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gasparovichl
have left for Croatia where they ex-
peet TO spend the summer.
sam Goldsmith is expected to arrive
in Calumet today from a business trip
to Chicago and Milwaukee.
Capt. Thomas Hoatson went to Bette
de Girls today in his new 40" Chal-
mers seven passenger car.
Mrs. c. A. .Morford of BROOKLYN. n.
Y. is visiting her parents. Mr. AMI
Mrs. John Price Of Calumet
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Block of Canton. I
Ohio, arrived in Calumet last evening I
to visit at the Goldsmith home. e
Nj. y. Cherries and family have lief; Y
Tor Duluth, Mimi, after spending a O
short time visiting relatives here. a
Mrs. Albert Ruttonberg has returned c
from Mt Clemens where she has been n
Tor several weeks for the benefit of her 81
health. b
John ID. Ryan and George Thornton,
If New York city. will spend tomor-
low in Calumet the guests OF local
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Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Schroeder have
eturned from Copper Harbor. wherej
hey have been spending a couple of O.
weeks camping Ice
Mrs. Louis Bice and two daughters h,
( Dayton, o., are the guests of Mrs. d,
sice's sister, Mrs. Harry Northey of W
'alumet avenue d,
The Calumet & Hecla and ], A. Min
ear& CO. baseball teams will meet at m
: 30 this afternoon on the Light Guard 81
rmory diamond IN
Sam Hoffenberg and George Hall, Jr. ri
ave returned from Atlantic City, N. de
, where they attended the Elks' ma 10
Onal convention. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson have re- M
Irned 90 st. lgnace, after spending a an
w days with DIR. and Mrs John GO
iller of Fifth street on
Mr. and Mrs. George Swinton. and
ughter. lone, have left Tor Charlie
tx, Mich. where they expect to make
cir home in the future
Mrs. Patrick II. Kerns, Mrs. John
Ryan and MIS-. r. Mccarthy have ~
It for Butte, Mont, where they will 49, 49,
sit friends for a short time. ~
+. ID. Sherwood. physical director y"
the Y. NJ. c. A., is expected home 80 80
from Torch Lake. Antrim
unity. where he has been acting as
e of the leaders in the state camp
r buys.
Good progress is being made on the
ditons to the Calumet Brewing
mpanys plant. The new mill and
ew house has been rooted in, and "s
II be ready shortly for the installa-
N of machinery. -"
The funeral of Earl, son OF Mr.
d Mrs. Fred II. Trathen, will take -.
ice tomorrow afternoon at two
lock, Rev. w NJ. Ward Of the Laur- 80.
n NJ. T.. church. officiating. Inter
mt will be in Lake View cemetery.
Kelleys Ministries were the attrac-
n at the Calumet theater last night
lie audience was not large, the troupe =.
ing worthy of n bigger attendance. ,
me Of the feature acts were excel A..
IT. especially the acrobatic work. 49,.
Miss Eva Brule, daughter of Mr. and
IS. Joseph Brule of Wolverine. was -
'dded yesterday at st. Anne's church -
Adolph loyal OF Lake Linden. Rev
q. Boissonault OBLIGATED. The newly
,dded couple will make their home J
Lake Linden.
Tickets for the ti-Tuberculosis
ciety's ball to be held at Houghton
We been placed on sale at the Y. NJ. ~
A., Vastbinder and Read and the
pharmacies i'm Red Jack -
and the Superior Pharmacy i'm
urium. Tickets may also be obtain
from the officers of the society
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