The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.
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Mr.. and Mrs II. Hall have returne,
from visit 10 Detroit.
Miss Mildred Want. OF Negaunee. Il
visiting Calumet friends.
Mrs. a. f. Baalak and daughter lief
yesterday for Boston. Mass.
w Henderson left last night for De-
troit. where ne will likely locate.
Mrs. John Gates. OF Owosso. is visit
ing local friends for. a few days.
A daughter was BORN last evening q
Mr. and Mrs. John Palmer of Laur-
ium.
c. F. vanDusen has been called 10
Owosso. owing the illness of rela-
tive.
Mrs. James NJ. Jenkin of 176 Calu-
met avenue. is confined to her home
with illness.
Roy Daniels left yesterday after
noon for Ann Arbor. where he will en-
ter the u. of NJ.
The Red Jacket village council will
hold its regular monthly meeting next
Tuesday evening.
The Laurium hand will give n prom
enade at the L.aurium town hall on
Saturday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Seibel of Ann Arbor.
who has been visiting Calumet friends,
left for home yesterday.
Miss Zaida Cane. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Cane OF Seventh street,
is visiting here from Chicago.
Edward Ryan. formerly county dem
chairman. but now of Detroit, is |
the guest Of friends in this city
Miss Rose Bruneau of Phoenix is |
the guest OF Mrs. James Jenkln of 176
Calumet avenue for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Gleason. who
have been visiting here. returned to
heir home i'm Negaunee yesterday.
Mrs. Herman Bibber is expected |
nome tomorrow from New York where
she has been spending a few weeks.
Thomas I,esh, formerly a Red Jacket
;aloon keeper, but now representative
# Milwaukee firm. is in Calumet on
business.
Miss winnfred Rowe left yester-
lay afternoon for Ann Arbor, where
she will resume ner studies at the
Dir. A. a. Motley has returned from
visit to Detroit Cleveland and other
tiles. where he has been for the past
hree weeks.
DR.. O. h. Lambert returned to Es
anaba yesterday after visiting with
is mother, Mrs. X. ]. Lambert, of
ixth street.
Miss Daphne Lowery daughter of Fl.
. Lowery, is expected home tomorrow
rom Buffalo, New York City, etc,
here she has been spending a month
18th relatives.
Rep. Anthony Lucas of Calumet, has .
cen named as one of the delegates
rom Michigan to attend the deep wa
erways congress at Chicago, during
he latter part of the month.
John Rundell, formerly vice chan
ellor of Charity lodge, No. 1871. {
nights of Pythias. but who has been
l Chicago for some time is in Calu-
ret and may decide to locate here .
gain.
Richard Trevarthen mas asked The
views to state that he did good work
While performing his duties as dog
atcher for the village of Red Jacket.
lie says he was adversely criticised,
9th by press and public.
Sons have been born to Mr.. and
IRIS. Albert Holman of Copper City,] +,
nd Mr.. and Mrs. William Berg Of
rnion street. Raymoaultown; and
aughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alessio Bru-
% Of d street, Raymbaultown.
George Martin, clerk of Calumet
,wnship and Justice David Armit, of
aurium. have been named deputy
Jerks by County Clerk N. +. Kaiser
,r the sale of deer licenses in Calumet
,wnship and Laurium. respectively.
Capt. Jonn Cliff of Chicago. former
Y underground superintendent for the
quincy Mining company for n great
1anS years. is expected in Calumet
oday to visit his nieces. Miss Cara
effery and Mrs, William Fisher and
ephew, Joseph Jeffrey
The members of the Calumet branch
{ the Lady Maccabees of the World
re making arrangements to enter
ain state Supreme Commander
,roelle, who is expected here October
0. A committee has been named to
make the necessary arrangements.
The two weeksS'-old child of Mr..
nd Mrs. W. II. Hooking, of North
,earsarge. died this morning. The flu
eral will take place tomorrow after
Don, Rev. s. Polkinghorne, pastor of
he Kearsarge NJ. t., officiating. In
erment will be in Lake View ceme-
cry.