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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-09-16

Por 10 expuesto, senior Di.
rector, Sc hace precise que el
actual gobernador INFERNO
&c Tamaulipas deje el poder,
para que las pr6ximas elec.
clones no tengan obstruction
alguna, sean legales, honra.
das, en- bien de la paz en- el
Estado, en- honor de las ins
tituciones republicano- demo.
craticas y satisfaction de los
ideales conquistados por la
gloriosa revolucion. No es
conveniente, nj honrado, nj
sensato, que en- pleno Sfglo
Xxx y bajo la egida del triun.
fo revol.cionario, haya aln
fraudes electorales, consig.
nae y atropellos. listed, Sc.
nor Director, como uno de
los mas caracterizados repre-.
sentantes de la prensa, que
con justicia Sc denomina
''Cuarto Poder", atendera
esta mi atenta s1plica, sir
viendose publican en- su va
liente diario la presente CO.,
municaci6n.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-09-16
Y para Vice-Presidente, al G. Lie

elecciones de Octubre, bur
landose del pueblo, a fin de
que ell licenciado Vazquez
Gomez sea ell 1nico votado en-
las casillas, 10 cual darfa
margen, sin duda alguna, a
que ell pueblo todo de Tamau
lipas Sc disgustase bastante
y que Sc alterase Ia paz publ
ca. % Sc cree tambien que
dicho seiIor Lara tratara de
apoyar una eandidatura en-
extreme Unpopular y perjudi
cial para el gobierno de este
sufrido Estado: la del senor
Legorreta, persona igualmen
tie adicta al regimen caduco,
servidor Unconditional del
elemento .'cientifico" de la
caida administration len el
resto de la Repdblica, aquf
adn no, por desgracial y como
ell diputado al "Congreso"
del Estado, que ha sido desde
luengos amos, es y sera ruti-
mario y abiertamente opuesto
a todo 10 que sea progreso,
libertad y democracia.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-09-16

bien, seior Director, en- aten
cion a esto, que significa mu-
cho, a que es ret6grado dicho
gobernador INFERNO de este
Estado, y a cue por concomi-
tancia no satisface las aspira
clones populares, serfa conve
niente que dicho senor Lara
Sc retriase del puesto que tan
indignamente y contra la vo-
luntad del pueblo ocuEa.
Hay Otra raz6n en- extreme
poderosa, seiior Director, que
no debe pasar desapercibida,
y que por 81 sola basta para
que.el senor Lara no desgo-
bierne mas a Tamaulipas: es
adicto al ex.Secretario de
Goberracioh, que 10 puso en-
ese puesto por su parentesco
y conterrania, Y como este
senor ha tenido la audacia de
aceptar la postulaci6n de los
despechados para enfrentar.
Sc al patricia y populars sehor
Madero, no es remote supo-
ner que ell senior Lara trate
de h8cer "chicanas" en- las
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-09-16

lipeco, por sus ideas ret6gra.
das, dada SUI vejez y achaques,
su adhesion al regimen pasa-
do, NADIA compatible con el
actual de denocracia que
empieza q implantarse, ypor
haber sido impuesto por ell ex-
Secretario de Gobernaci6n,
debido sin duda a ser parien-
tie y conterraneo, Sc sabe
con certeza que a su paso por
Monterrey del senor licencia-
do Emilio Vazquez Gomez,
procedente de Estados Uni
dos, tras los tratados de paz
en- C. Juarez, llam6 a su pre-
sencia al Sr. Espiridi6n Lara.
que Sc encontraba en- Tula,
encomendandole Sc hiciese
cargo del gobierno INFERNO
de este Estado, no precisa-
mente por sus aptitudes para
buen gobernante, nj mucho
menos per ser partidario de
ideales modernos, sino por
ser pariente y conterraneo
del hoy candidate de algunos
de los despechados. Pues
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-09-16
QdaH QUE So |e|1ueN
Q| 0DDGD0dOT dc
|0|nlu|D1S.
Varios Tamaulipecos, re-
sidentes en- esta Ciudad, nos
piden la reproduction del 81.
guiente remitido;

Villagran, Tamaulipas,
Septiembre 8 de 1911.
Senior Director de NUEVA
ERA.
Mexico, D. F.
Muy estimable senior;
Ante todo, permitame fell.
eitarlo por su patriotica acti.
tud en- ell periodismo ante ei
esplendido triunfo de los
ldeales democraticos en- aras
de la gloriosa revolucion ma.
derista, por ell buen derrotero
De su diario Independence, y
por sus atinados articulos y
ouen material ameno y varia
DO. NUEvA ERA es un diario
que honra al periodismo ma
elonal, y es un paladin de los
ldealeS liberales democrati.
COS. Mi aplauso mas entu-
siasta!
Sr. Sanchez Azcona: paso
areferirle algo delo que en-
polltlca segunda [como Sc
dlce vulgarmente] es decir la
q uel Estado en- este de Tamau
npas, acontece por aca, Els
el case que ell actual goberna
DOR INFERNO de Tamaulipas,
senor Espiridi6n Lara, en-
opinion general, no satisface
los anhelos del pueblo tamau
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-09-16

Hemos pedido la reproduc
ci6n del articulo anterior.
por que estamos de acuerdo
con su contenido, porque sin
patizamos con la manera
franca y leal de exponer las
razones. y por que es justo,
por 1ltimo, que Sc de q item
po ell grito de alarma, toda
vez que su fin tiende 4 dssa-
rraigar los viciados habitos
ooliticos, que dejara Ia fu-
nesta administration del
Cientificismo.
Las convinentes palabras
tel Sr. GualbertO Regla, de
Villagrap, Tamaulipas, tras
lucen desde luego ese buen
ieseo que ANNA a los verda.
deramente dignos tamauli.
oecos, de procurar ell bien.
astar de nuestro Estado. In.
iicando d6nde Y como pue.
1en emplearse fracides, 4 la
'lsanza del antique regimen,
e indicando a la vez, ell me-
dio de prevenir las conoci-
das maculas del partido de-
rrotado, del que por desgra-
cia a1n quedan raices.
Dice elSr. Regla que ell
actual Gobernador INFERNO
de Tamaulipas, Don Espiri-
.Pdsa d la cvarto dano.)
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-09-16

Dlspensandome la molestia
que ie lnfiero, todo en- bien
de Ia democracia Y del buen
gobierno, de 10 que emana el
verdadero progreso, y antici.
pandole las mas expresivas
graclas por la publication de
IA presente, me es altamente
grato y honroso subscribirme
de usted alto. afmo. correlis
glonario Y S. S. 90 PA 4.
GUALBERTo REcLA.
y T. n
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29

Entertain Friends.
Miss Mary Martin and Miss Ruth
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
Rnsl,ethnn Rnnnnet.

As a reward for their winning the
championship of the western slope
last fall in basketball, the high school
basketball team was delightfully."- en-
tertained last night by Mr. and Mrs.
Z. Il. Udlock at a banquet at their
home at 912 Grand avenue
The banquet was a hearty and eX-
cellently served affair and the girls
and guests enjoyed the evening. At
the close of the banquet Helen Bur5-
halter IVES elected captain for 1912.
The guests We're as follows; Mr.
and Mrs. C II. Marshall. Miss Vic
toria Wilhelmy, coach; and the Miss
es Helen Burllhalter. Bessie Miller.
Caroline Derryberry, Lenore Neeb,
Virginia Wheeler. Elsie Robinson,
Phyllis GeX. Irene Vols, Miriam
Wells. Nell Green, Miriam Harris
and Hazel Pierce.
Entertain Friends.
Miss Mary Martin and Miss Ruth
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
New Ycnr,s orcn House.

Invitations have been issued by the
Misses Rowena Wheeler, Anne Allen,
Ethel Adams, Wesley Williams, Win
fired and Lillian Sawyer, Margaret
and Annie Louise Barkuloo, Eugena
Kelley and Alice Smith for an open
house" to be given at the Barkuloo
home at $50 North Seventh street, on
New Years night. The hours for the
affair are from Z to and 9 to 10
o'clock. 1t is the plan of the girls
to revive the old custom of open hos
pitality on New Years and very
enjoyable time is expected.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29

Marie Smith entertained number of
their friends at the home of the for
mer on North Seventh street last
night
The guests were as follows: Miss
es Mabel Marsh, Grace Harvey. Edith
Glassford, Florence Allen, Lillian
Campbell. Gladys Penberthy. Hessfe
Henderson, Muriel Coles, Fay Klever
Marie Thomas, Elsie Hoyt. Pauline
Pearce. Laura Lee, Jessie Sawyer, An
ma Martin, Messrs. Hampton, Russell,
Hopkins. Stevens, Kicks. Aupperle.
Stannard, Moore, Hughlett. Barnett.
Rhone, Lane, Coles. Palmer. Perkins,
Ramey and Baughman.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
Firemens's Ball Tonight.

The annual ball Of the Grand june
tion fire department which is to be
held this evening at the Auditorium,
promises to eclipse anything ever held
by that organization. The music by
Professor Doucet's orchestra will be
of the latest variety, and with a very
smooth floor and the good time al
ways given by the fire boys. the eve
ming promises to be one of the most
enjoyable of the closing social season
of 1911
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
Entertain at Dinner.

Rev. and Mrs. J. j. Lace entertain
ed a number of friends last night at
their home. T55 Chipeta avenue at
an elaborate dinner party. The fol-
loving were the guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Ridley, Mr.. and Mrs
Horace T. DeLong, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
w. Aupperle. Dr. and Mrs. S. b. War
ner. Rev. and Mrs. Il. II. Fleischer
and Rev. and Mrs. o. X. Maynard and
son, Oryille, of Fruita.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
Announce ENGAGEMENT.

The engagement of Elmer Everett
Franks and Miss Myrtle Ardell
Brown was made yesterday by the
parents of the bride-to-be, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. B. Brown. The wedding will
occur early next month. Both of
the young people are very well known
here and extremely popular.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
woodmen to Celebrate New Years.

WOOdmen 10 Celebrate New Iears.
Arrangements have been made by
the Woodmen of the World for one OF
the biggest New Yer's celebrations
ever held in this city. The evening
will be spent in music and varied
program and there will be refresh
ments. The following have charge
of the affair: Benjamin McElroy. w.
j. Wood, Charles Robinson. F. E.
Blaisdell and Fred Bacon.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS DANCE
OF BACHELORS CLUB BEST
EVER GIVEN IN THIS CITY

EXcelling even the fondest hopes of
the club and the special committees,
the annual Christmas dance of the
Bachelors club. given last night at
Margery hall. proved one of the most
delightful society affairs ever given
in this locality. Bachelor club alum
nj, who We're out in force declared
that they never saw better arranged
affair, considered from any stand
point; the chaperones were delight
ed with the jollity of the occasion.
and the members of the club and
their guests were pleased beyond ex-
pectations.
The decorations of the hall were
elaborate but wonderfully artistic.
Adding to the holiday spirit. the dec
orative scheme was red and green,
the lights of the hall being all red
with the exception of the center
globe. A rosy tint was cast over the
room. alive with young people Fes-
tOons of evergreen We're used artis-
tically, draped from all corners and
red, white and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS were hung at intervals with
Christmas bells hung at intermediate
points. The orchestra of seven pieces,
headed by Professor Doucet. was
hidden by a bower of climbing vines,
tiny colored incandescent lights be-
ing used to an advantage. Ferns and
palms were advantageously used at
various points with effect Electric
fans kept the room comfortable.
The den was cleverly arranged,
easy chairs. davenports and comforta-
BILE settees being placed at the dispos-
al of the guests and members. The
tables for the buffet lunch We're dec
GRATED with carnations and each had
a beautiful electric lamp for light,
Delicate lunch was served during the
dances.
During the intermission a buffet
supper was served by the Catholic
Ladies society, which il is claimed
was never surpassed. The menu was
as follows:
oyster Cocktail
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-17
HANCOCK Briefs


Miss Margaret Oputz left last even
ing for trip to Detroit.
A son arrived this week at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Fred Nikkila.
Mrs. Roy Banks of Bscanaba Is Wis.,
ting at the home of. her mother, Mrs.
Mary Smart.
Miss Heath Vail has returned from
Ppughkeepsie. N. Y, where she has
been attending Vassar College.
Mrs. Joseph McGrath and daughter
Rernice returned this morning from
"A visit with relatives at Cobalt, ont.
The West Hancock baseball team
will play the quincy nine tomorrow
afternoon at the Franklin diamond.
Miss Fannie Nichols left yesterday
for Grand Rapids. for visit at the
home of her brother. Roy S. Mich
OILS.
John Kiskila left yesterday after
noon for a trip to Denver and Tellu-
ride. and expects to be absent the
remainder Of the month.
The st. Joscph's Y. M. G. c. viii
give a dance at the Electric park on
the evening OF Monday. June rs. with
music by the clubs orchestra.
John Turnkey OF Baraga, brother of
Justice of the Peace. M. L. Funkey' is
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-17
A. w. oRAUNsTADT WEEDS.
Marriage OF Boston Principal to Miss
PAUL of Lake linden

A. w Graunstadt. for the past four
years principal of the school at the
Boston location, and Miss Myra PAUL
of Lake Linden. were married at 1890
o'clock today at the home of the bride
in Lake Linden. Rev. w. M. Ward, of
the Laurium NJ. r. church. officiating.
Miss Mabel Close of Lake Linden at
tended as bridesmaid and the grooms-
man was Eldred Light of Hancock.
Mr. and Mrs. Graunstadt will leave on
the Juniata this evening for Duluth,
and from there they will go to Min
noapolis for few days visit, leaving
there for Vancouver, b. c., and thence
by boat To Seattle. where they will
make their home, and where Mr..
Graunstadt will engage I'm the real es-
tate business with his brother.
Mr.. Graunstadt has enjoyed an en-
viable popularity during his residence
here. having been prominent I'm the
order of knights of Pythias, serving
Hancock lodge as chancellor comman-
der for one year. His successor at the
Boston school will be Gordon X. Lib
erty.
His bride has been a member of the
teaching staff at Boston. filling the po-
siton of music and drawing teacher.
She is a young lady of talent and per-
sonal charm, which have gained her
many warm friends and the best OF
good wishes will go with her and her
husband tn their new home I'm the
west.
Another Hancock teacher whose APP
preaching wedding has been announc-
ed is Prof. Fred J. Pribble. instructor
In the commercial department of the
Hancock high school. who will be mar
ried on June % to Miss Goldie Rey-
nolds, Of Marion. Indiana. They VIII
return to Hancock next fall. and Will
reside on West quincy street.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-17
TORCHLAKE|
LAKE COUNCIL APPROVES
The PAVEMENT PROJECT
TO IMPROVE CALUMET STREET
FROM FIRST TO VETTER.
Bids for Work Will be Advertised for
at Once-Cost $1,000.

Calumet street. from First to Vetter,
will be paved this summer. probably
with tarvia. This matter was decided
OF an adjourned SPECIAL meeting of
the Lake Linden council yesterday af-
ttrnoon. The Improvement will cost
IN the neighborhood of $4,000, accord
ing to estimates prepared by Engineer
Craig and submitted to the council,
ard according to the present plan, the
cost will be spread against the abut-
ting property i'm a special tax levy, to
he paid i'm five yearly installments. The
pavement will cost about $1.25 per
square yard. IL is proposed to remove
the surface of the street To a depth of
one foot and To build an entirely new
road bed of macadam, over which
viii be placed a tar macadam dress
ing. II is believed the result will be a
very durable and satisfactory pave
ment
II had been intended to extend the
pavement from First to Beasley
streets, but because of the low state of
the village finances. il was decided
this was impossible.
The council probably will advertise
for bids at once and specifications will
be in the hands of the village clerk
The work will be started as soon as
possible.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-17
Hancock Department

are the Haiku band OF Franklin IN,
iiunlu and Finnish Cadet band of Cal
uhlet ana the Copper Range band of
falnesdale. while the choirs ana Choir
uses OF the North Star temperance So
.clety, the Hyrina singing society of
SCUM Range, the Paavola mixed choir
tue hearsarge singing society and 9TH
ers VIII sing numerous songs.
The festival has been arranged
through the efforts of Director Jacob
son OF the Kaiku. Humu and Cadet
bands. who announces that special
street car service will be provided
from Calumet, and it is expected that
hundreds of people will attend the
concert at the grove.
Big Temperance Rally.
one week from tomorrow. June "a
at the Hancock city driving park, a
rally of the Copper Country Temper
ahce Association will be held. with adj
dresses by Mayor Dodge of Hancock.
Rev. w. Il. Marvin, J. II. Jasberg, Eli
Merijarvi, and Rev. NJ. /. Kuusi of At
antic. Music will be provided by the
Haiku Finnish band of Franklin. and
there Will he singing by the North
Star, Hyrina. Paavola and Kearsarge
singing societies. The program will
'lso include poetry, reading contests
md athletic contests between repre-
'entatives of the various temperance
The doings will be preceded
~ parade of the bands, singing So
'ieties, temperance organizations and
peakers in carriage leaving the North
star hall at o'clock for the park.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-17
OLD TESTAMENT HEROES.
seoond Of Series OF Sermons by Rev
M. a. EIdred at Pewsbic Chuoh.

Second Of Series OF Sermons by Rev
M. n. Eldred at Pewsbic Chuch'
Tomorrow evening at the Pewabic
Methodist Episcopal church the past
or. Rev. NJ. II. Eldred, will deliver
tine second of his series OF four ad-
dresses on Old Testament Heroes
Lot" having been selected for CON
sideration for this occasion. Last
week. Mr.. Eldred gavd "a Tx on
"Abram" and the other subjects 10
be given on subsequent Sunday even
ings are Isaac" and Jacob" Tn.
other services for the day VIII be
as usual. consisting of class meeting
Mt Q a. m. morning worship at 1890
with sermon On what Is MAN. ana
sunday school session at 2:SO o. M
tn regular Epworth League meeting
will he held on Monday evening. The
sunday school is considering plans
for the annual picnic and arrange
ments will probably be made at sun
DAYS session.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-17

seriously IN at Calumet and little hope
is entertained for his recovery.
Rev. NJ III. Eldred of Pewabic as
sisted at the wedding of Harry Pol
gaise of this city To Miss Jean Allen at
Calumet on Thursday evening.
hlex Wyness. formerly with Rle
Calumet Gas company, has returned to
Hancock and taken a position with
the Houghton County Gas company.
A delightful promenade was given
last evening at the Germania hall. by
the G. & IL. orchestra which was well
attended and much enjoyed. II was
given under the auspices of the Ger
man Aid society.
Manager Sullivan is preparing to
present vaudeville at the Royal thea
ter and is having stage built by
Contractor Hamill. MIR. Sullivan has
gone to Chicago to book attractions
for this new department.
The annual picnic of the ST. Pat
rick's parochial school will be held
on Monday next at the canal, leaving
on the steamer international and Uarda
at nine o. 'pck and starting on the re-
turn trip at six in the evening.
william Foley has been appointed
as secretary and treasurer for the
horse racing meet at the driving park
on July 4, and the park committee of
the council will nave the track put in
good condition for the occasion.
William Voelker. formerly in charge
of the Hancock agency of the National
Cash Register company, is visiting at
his home I'm Calumet, and called on
friends in Hancock yesterday. MIR.
Voelker has been located at Denver
since leaving mere year or so ago.
and has Travelled extensively through
the northwestern states for the cash
register company during that time.
The little old man with the wooden
leg. little white dog and ancient hand |
organ playing antique tunes who !
makes an annual visit to Hancock is
here. and this morning assumed his ia
vorite station at the Funkey corner |
The tune which he plays is the same |
DID Last Rose Of Summer" which he
has been grinding out for the past five
years.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-17
THIRD RANK ExEMPLIFIED.

A large delegation of Chassell and
Houghton Knights OF Pythias was
present at the meeting of the Hancock
lodge last evening Third rank work
was conferred upon two candidates,
the Columbia lodge of Houghton ex-
the rank on one candidate
and the Hancock lodge taking the
other. An informal smoker followed
the business meeting. ON Tuesday
next Alfred V. F'redd and Francis Der
vo will so to Menomnee as delegates
from Hancock lodge to the Upper
Peninsula Pythian League convention.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-17
LEAVE FOR VACATIONS.
Schools Close for Summer and Teach
ors are Taking their Departure.


With the Issuing of report cards and
assigning pupils to roons for the
next term. the schools of Hancock
closed yesterday morning for the sum-
mer vacation and teachers are now pre-
pairing To leave for other parts of the
country. Messrs. Pribble and Mooney
left Thursday. and during the next
few days a number of others will take
their leave of Hancock for couple
of months. Miss Nellie Kelly of the
commercial department, leaves to-
morrow for Detroit. and VIII he Joined
at Marquette by Miss Mary Dougher
OF the Centrai primary school, who left
last evening. Miss Kelly and Miss
Daugher will spend few DAYS at De-
troit and afterwards the former will
Dougher going to Midland Mich. to
spend a month or so with friends. Miss
Robertson and Miss Smell have also
left, the later going to her nome at
Miles City, Montana. Miss Jennie
Anderson of the Quincy school will
leave tomorrow for her home at Mar
quette. Prof l.. A. COLON left last
night by way of Detroit for Cass Is
land In Lake Erie, where he Will spend
the next two months. Other local
teacher leaving last night for tncirI
homes were Miss Emily Gustarson.
Miss Florence Rublein and Miss Katn.
crime Fox to Marquette, and Miss Ber-
tina Anderson to Cassopolis. Mich.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-17
RESERVES TO CRUISE.
Hancock Division Will Take Seasons
First Trip on Yantic.


First Trip on Yantic.
The members of the Hancock dlVi-
sion of the Second battalion of the
Michigan Naval Brigade will this
evening start for practice cruise on
the training ship Yantic, leaving at
about nine o'clock this evening for
voyage on Lake Superior. The MEM
bers of the division have been ordered
10 report at the armory I'm Germania
hall at s: 30 o'clock this evening The
shin will return to Hancock on sun
day night.
1t was announced yesterday that an
other division will he recruited In
Hancock, so that should occasion arise
the Yantlc can be manned entirely by
the reserves of this city.
Allen #. Rees has been promoted by
Captain II. S. Goodell from the office
of navigating officer of the Yantic TO
that of executive officer, and the lat
ter position will be filled by c. d. Ma
son of Escanaba A special election is
to be held by the Escanaba division
Monday to MI the vacancy caused py
Lieutenant Mason's promotion.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-17
WILL CARRY PASSENGERS.

The steamer Gratwick of the Chi
cago g. Duluth line was i'm port this
westbound The Alva and
have been licensed to carry
passengers this season and accommo-
dations have been provided on the
boats for travellers. The new steamer
Minnesota of the Chicago line will
make her first trip to Portage Lake
on June q.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-17
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TORCH LAKE BREvITlEs. =
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Mrs. II. +. Leach of Houghton who
has been visiting her parents here
leaves this afternoon for St. Louis,
where she will join her husband
Miss Antolnette Bosch has returned
from South Bend. Ind. where SHE has
been student at st. Nfary's col
ieg@ &, iIsNSlllltA allGl
Miss Gail Carpenter is home from
Oberlin. Ohio, where she has been a
student for the past year.
Miss Il. Hazel Paine arrived home
today from chapelhill. Texas, where
she has been an instructor in music
for the past year.
The Calumet and iiuhhen baseball
teams will meet on the local grounds
tomorrow.